Drake 86-58 Valparaiso (Mar 15, 2019) Final Score

Valparaiso Beacons

8-24, 3-15 MVC

	1	2	3	4	T
VAL	5	18	21	14	58
DRKE	21	21	20	24	86

Hittner, No. 21 Drake women roll in MVC, 86-58 over Valpo

Two-time Player of the Year Becca Hittner scored 18 points and No. 21 Drake used a game-breaking run in the first quarter on Friday to roll to an 86-58 win over ninth-seeded Valparaiso in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament quarterfinals.

Mar 15, 2019, 07:48 pm - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Murray State	16-4	-	25-8
Missouri State	16-4	-	26-9
Belmont	15-5	1	26-13
Drake	15-5	1	22-12
Illinois State	14-6	2	24-13
Northern Iowa	11-9	5	17-17
UIC	10-10	6	15-18
Valparaiso	9-11	7	13-19
Bradley	7-13	9	14-19
Evansville	3-17	13	7-25
Southern Illinois	2-18	14	4-26
Indiana State	2-18	14	4-28

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Valparaiso Beacons

Drake Bulldogs

Game Leaders

A. Stoller #12 - VAL

B. Hittner #5 - DRKE

Game Information

Hittner, No. 21 Drake women roll in MVC, 86-58 over Valpo

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