Ohio State Dominates Stanford in Bay Area Women’s Classic

Stanford struggles against Ohio State's defense, extending their road woes with a lopsided 84-59 loss.

Ohio State's aggressive defense and full-court press forced 19 Stanford turnovers, leading to a decisive victory at Chase Center in San Francisco.
Stanford shot just 2-for-16 from 3-point range, despite entering the game ranked second nationally in 3-point shooting percentage.
Nunu Agara led Stanford with 17 points, while Ohio State's Cotie McMahon paced her team with 16 points as all five Buckeyes starters scored in double figures.
Stanford's offensive struggles continued, with extended scoring droughts and only four total assists in the game, highlighting the absence of injured point guard Talana Lepolo.
The loss marks Stanford's third in their last four games, underscoring a pattern of struggles against strong defensive teams and away from home.