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UC Santa Cruz Women’s Basketball Falls 64-58 to George Fox Despite Emilie Ngo’s 31 Points

UC Santa Cruz women's basketball lost a closely contested game to George Fox University 64-58 on November 8, 2026. Emilie Ngo led all scorers with 31 points for the Banana Slugs in Santa Cruz, California.

In a closely contested C2C women’s basketball game on Sunday, November 8, 2026, UC Santa Cruz women’s basketball lost at home to George Fox University 64-58 in Santa Cruz, California. Emilie Ngo led the Banana Slugs with 31 points on 12-for-22 shooting, marking her second highest scoring game in her collegiate career.

Forward Sarah Reuter contributed eight points and five rebounds, while guard Bria Tate added five points. Guards Lia Papador, Alyssa Jackson, and Gabriela Clement each scored four points. Although George Fox held the lead for much of the game, UC Santa Cruz kept the margin close and mounted several runs to narrow the gap.

George Fox maintained an early lead that reached six points in the first quarter. The Banana Slugs fought back multiple times, including closing to within one possession late in the third quarter. Despite Emilie Ngo scoring the final three field goals for UC Santa Cruz to keep them within reach, George Fox held on to secure the victory.

UC Santa Cruz will next play Whitman College on Saturday, November 14, 2026, in Walla Walla, Washington.

CSB Take

Emilie Ngo’s 31-point performance highlights her role as the primary offensive leader for UC Santa Cruz women’s basketball. The team’s resilience in staying competitive against George Fox demonstrates potential despite the loss. Going forward, enhancing defensive consistency and fostering additional scoring contributions will be crucial as UC Santa Cruz seeks to improve its standing in conference play.


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