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UMBC vs. Virginia Game Highlights | 2025-26 ACC Women's Basketball

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UMBC vs. Virginia Game Highlights | 2025-26 ACC Women's Basketball

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UMBC vs. Virginia Game Highlights | 2025-26 ACC Women's Basketball

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Nov 14, 20255:59404 views
Women's BasketballAtlantic Coast ConferenceBreona HurdGabby ScottHeidi WilliamsUmbcUmbc Vs. VirginiaVirginia Cavaliers

The Virginia Cavaliers lost a heartbreaker to the UMBC Retrievers, 61-56. Heidi Williams knocked down 4 foul shots in the final 10 seconds to secure the win for UMBC. It was the first win over a power four opponent in the Retrievers' program history. Breona Hurd paced the Cavaliers with a career-high 22 points on 7-10 shooting to go along with 4 blocked shots in the loss. Williams and Gabby Scott each scored 14 points to lead UMBC in the win.

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