The University of Miami women’s basketball team defeated Stetson 79-39 on Nov. 8, 2026, at the Watsco Center in Coral Gables, Fla. The victory improved Miami to 3-0 and gave the Hurricanes their third consecutive home victory. Stetson fell to 1-2.
Junior Gal Raviv led Miami with a game-high 19 points on 8-of-12 shooting from the field. Ahnay Adams added 14 points, four assists and three steals, while Amarachi Kimpson scored 10 points. Raviv also collected six rebounds, and Natalie Wetzel led the Hurricanes with 10 rebounds.
Miami controls both ends
Miami’s shooting, ball movement and rebounding helped create the decisive margin. The Hurricanes shot 52.6 percent from the field, recorded 17 assists and outrebounded Stetson 41-21. Miami also had 10 steals while holding Stetson to 30 percent shooting from the field and 12.5 percent from beyond the arc.
Miami established control early by holding Stetson to eight points in the first quarter. The Hurricanes led 14-8 after 10 minutes before limiting Stetson to four points in the second quarter. Miami outscored the Hatters 17-4 during the period and took a 31-12 lead into halftime.
The Hurricanes extended their advantage by scoring 25 points in the third quarter and carrying a 56-31 lead into the final period. Miami closed the game with a 23-8 fourth quarter and finished with 44 points in the paint, 23 second-chance points and 22 points off the bench. Jess-Mine Zodia contributed seven points and three assists off the bench.
What comes next
Miami will host Saint Peter’s on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. ET at the Watsco Center. The game is the annual Hoops for Troops matchup, with coverage available on ACCNX. Miami will enter the matchup at 3-0 after three consecutive home victories.
FSB Take
Miami’s control extended beyond Raviv’s scoring performance. The Hurricanes combined 52.6 percent shooting with a 20-rebound advantage, 17 assists and 10 steals while limiting Stetson to 39 points. That balance gives Miami a clear foundation to carry into Thursday’s home matchup with Saint Peter’s.
Source: Original report