WBB: Lady Bulldogs Have Another Strong Defensive Showing Against Gamecocks, 76-51

Sunday, November 16

Athens, Ga.

2:00 p.m.

University of Georgia

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Jacksonville State

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Jacksonville St.

Georgia

WBB: Lady Bulldogs Have Another Strong Defensive Showing Against Gamecocks, 76-51

November 16, 2025 | Women's Basketball

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GEORGIA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VIDEOS

Coach Abe

Woolfolk/Turner

ATHENS, Ga. — Sophomore guard Trinity Turner scored a season high 16 points to help the Georgia Lady Bulldog basketball team secure their fifth win of the season, defeating Jacksonville State, 76-51, Sunday.

Fast Facts

The Georgia Lady Bulldogs are 5-0 for the first time since the 2022-23 season when the team started with seven-straight wins.
The Gamecocks were held to a 29.3 shooting percentage, less than their average by 40 percent.
Georgia outscored Jacksonville State 39-21 in the second half and allowed just nine points in the third quarter.
Georgia committed a season-low 11 turnovers, including just three miscues in the second half.

Individual Notes

Trinity Turner led Georgia with a season high of 16 points, three rebounds and three assists against the Gamecocks.
Both Mia Woolfolk and Dani Carnegie contributed double-digits efforts. They have each scored in double figures in all five games this season.
Savannah Henderson made her first appearance of the year, going 2-for-4 from beyond the arc, contributing six points.

Quotes
Trinity Turner
Guard | #0 | So.

On the defensive effort throughout the game...
"Knowing the defense and knowing what we are supposed to do and helps get the right plays in."

On the season team chemistry...
"On and off the court we are always hanging out and it builds a bond to how we play in the game."

Mia Woolfolk
Forward | #33 | So.

On the turnovers in the game...
"In the first half it was rough for us but we switched it up and made a difference in the second half."

Coach Abrahamson-Henderson

On Dani Carnegie, Mia Woolfolk and Trinity Turner's influence…
"To me, they are a three-headed monster. I mean, they really are. We've got to keep them healthy, we've got to keep them focused. And I like the fact that we can play everybody, because they need some breaks here and there. And it's usually always going to be one of those three that is the leading scorer. Right now, it's really hard to guard us if we bring the people off the bench and now they're scoring. So I like the fact that everyone can score on our team, so it's going to really open them up more. I mean, they're really, really good."

On Coach Abe's confidence in the team's defensive performance…
"Obviously, we're trying to get our feet wet defensively. We always try to have some — at least one or two — single-digit quarters, and we did in the third quarter and we just really liked it. Mia said it; they locked into our game plan today. The coaches actually know what they're doing. The opposing coach is a really good coach. He's a seasoned coach. I've known him for years; he's a great man. We just made really good adjustments at halftime with how they play, but I am pretty proud of the team. And we didn't just do it with three people, we did it with everybody. Everybody came in defensively and locked in and did what they were supposed to do. So that's great and obviously we've got to keep it going."

What's Next

The Georgia Lady Bulldogs will compete against the North Florida Ospreys this Thursday at Stegeman Coliseum. Tipoff is set for 6:30 p.m. and is available for streaming on SECN+.