The University of San Francisco Women’s Basketball team earned its first road win of the 2026 season by defeating the Air Force Women’s Basketball team 77-70 on November 11 at the USAF Academy in Colorado. The close game featured multiple lead changes and intense competition on Veterans Day.
Guard Candy Edokpaigebe led San Francisco with 16 points, including eight crucial points in the fourth quarter, while adding two steals and two blocks. This performance extended her streak to nineteen consecutive games scoring in double digits, the longest active streak in the West Coast Conference. Guard Aina Cargol added 15 points and six assists, and guard Savi Mi contributed 12 points. Forward Lucia Yenes recorded 10 rebounds, including three offensive boards that led to second-chance points. The Dons’ bench outscored Air Force’s 23-6, providing significant depth.
Air Force’s leading scorer was Jayda McNabb with 20 points, shooting 12-of-16 from the free-throw line. San Francisco closed the game with a 9-0 run in the final minutes, featuring a fastbreak layup by Edokpaigebe after a key steal. Guard Emilie Beggs secured the win with three free throws in the final minute. San Francisco head coach Molly Goodenbour praised her team’s resilience in a challenging road environment at altitude on a holiday. The Dons will next face UC San Diego on November 15 in another road game.
CSB Take
The University of San Francisco Women’s Basketball team’s first road win highlights their growing competitiveness and depth early in the 2026 season. Candy Edokpaigebe’s consistent scoring streak and leadership remain central to the team’s identity within the West Coast Conference. Contributions from starters and bench alike suggest a well-rounded roster prepared for the challenges ahead. The upcoming matchup at UC San Diego will be an important test to build on this momentum.
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