WBB: Balanced Effort Leads Georgia Past North Florida, 92-46

Thursday, November 20

Athens, Ga.

6:30 p.m.

University of Georgia

6-0,0-0SEC

North Florida

1-4,0-0ASUN

North Florida

Georgia

WBB: Balanced Effort Leads Georgia Past North Florida, 92-46

November 20, 2025 | Women's Basketball

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Carnegie/Ojenuwa

ATHENS, Ga. — Dani Carnegie hit a career-high six 3-pointers to lead the Georgia Lady Bulldogs to 92-46 win Thursday evening against the North Florida Ospreys.

Fast Facts

Georgia was led by Carnegie's 22 points and four total players in double figures.
Every Lady Bulldog who saw action scored at least a point during Thursday's win.
Georgia shot over 60 percent in the first half and finished the game with a 49 percent shooting effort. The Lady Bulldogs held North Florida to just 35 percent from the field.
Georgia totaled 20 assists on 33 made field goals, led by seven dimes from Trinity Turner.
The Lady Bulldogs forced 24 Osprey turnovers and scored 33 points off those miscues.

Team Notes

Georgia started off strong, hitting 12-of-16 from the field in the first quarter.
Georgia has scored at least 20 points in 15 out of 24 quarters this season.
The Lady Bulldogs did not commit a foul until 2:55 left in the first half.
North Florida shot 20 percent from the 3-point range, the lowest by a Georgia opponent since Nov. 21, 2024.
Georgia set a new season high with 17 steals, led by Trinity Turner who swiped the ball four times.
Georgia had a 39 point lead going into the 4th quarter and led by as much as 49.
The 92 points are the most the team has scored in a game since last year's season opener against N.C. Central.
The Lady Bulldogs have held five of the first six opponents under 50 points.

Individual Notes

Dani Carnegie tallied a new career high six 3-point shots made. She topped her point best for the first half this season, with 15 points to her previous record of 12 against Furman, which helped her tie season high in scoring with 22 points.
Trinity Turner has led the team in assists in four of six games this season .
Vera Ojenuwa broke her personal rebound record this season, leading the team with seven.
Aicha Ndour went 3-for-5, the most field goals made this season.

Quotes
Coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson

On the defense…
"We make practice harder than games, for sure. I think we have so many different people that really buy into defense. They like it, they play together and they work together really well. Trinity and Enjulina can really get up and pressure that ball, that really helps us when they're always starting with the ball. Their initial pressure really churns everyone because everybody else sees them on the ball so they want to play really good and tough for them. Our home side defense is getting really good, so nobody is getting to the paint and scoring easy layups on us."

On every player scoring…
"We look at the big picture, so tomorrow we don't do a lot on our legs but we'll have the plan for Georgia Tech and know what shots we're gonna get for Tech. We already have the game plan for this, so we'll train them tomorrow. What shots are we going to get? These are your shots, and for every single position and what is going to happen. If they're going to play zone, they're not going to play zone and these are the shots you're getting. Then, on Saturday we'll do the same thing."

What's Next

The Georgia Lady Bulldogs will face in-state rival Georgia Techin Stegeman Coliseum on Sunday, November 23 at 2:00 p.m. You will be able to stream on SECN+.