Portland State Vikings @ Gonzaga Bulldogs

2-4, 0-1 Away

Final

	1	2	T
Portland St PRST	13	34	47
Gonzaga GONZ	53	43	96

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No. 24 Gonzaga routs Portland State 96-47

Dec 6, 2013, 11:37 pm

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Keani Albanez scored 17 points and Haiden Palmer had 16 as No. 24 Gonzaga routed Portland State 96-47 on Friday night in a dominating performance.

Gonzaga (6-1) scored the game's first 19 points and was up 40-8 with less than six minutes left in the first half. The Bulldogs led 53-13 at the break.

Gonzaga held Portland State's leading scorer, Kate Lanz, to just 2 points. The Vikings (2-4) shot just 32.8 percent from the field, committed 26 turnovers and were outrebounded 56-33.

Jazmine Redmon scored 13 points, Lindsay Sherbert had 11 and Sonja Greinacher added 10 as Gonzaga had five players score in double figures.

It was the Bulldogs' fourth straight win after losing to then-No. 11 Oklahoma on Nov. 14.

Angela Misa led Portland State with 15 points and 12 rebounds.

Game Information

Spokane, WA

Referee:Penny Davis

Referee:Tiffany Bird

Referee:Alecia Ann Murray

NCAA Division I

Big Sky Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Idaho	17-1	-	29-6
Montana State	16-2	1	27-8
Northern Colorado	13-5	4	23-11
Idaho State	12-6	5	19-11
Sacramento State	8-10	9	15-18
Eastern Washington	7-11	10	15-18
Northern Arizona	6-12	11	10-22
Montana	5-13	12	9-22
Weber State	4-14	13	11-22
Portland State	2-16	15	6-25

West Coast Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Loyola Marymount	15-3	-	21-10
Gonzaga	14-4	1	24-10
Santa Clara	13-5	2	24-10
Oregon State	13-5	2	23-12
Portland	11-7	4	20-15
Pepperdine	10-8	5	21-13
San Francisco	9-9	6	19-15
Saint Mary's	6-12	9	15-17
Pacific	6-12	9	11-19
Washington State	6-12	9	9-25
San Diego	4-14	11	11-22
Seattle U	1-17	14	5-25

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