Audi Crooks scored 27 factors and Addy Brown contributed 22 for Iowa State, which rallied from a 15-point second-half deficit to beat Princeton 68-63 on Wednesday in a Girls’s NCAA Event First 4 sport in South Bend, Ind.
The Cyclones (23-11) advance as a No. 11 seed to face No. 6 seed Michigan in a Birmingham Area 3 sport in South Bend on Friday.
The Tigers (21-8) led 40-25 after Princeton’s Parker Hill opened the second half with a layup. Princeton did not sink one other basket for eight minutes, and Iowa State went on a 21-2 run to maneuver in entrance 46-42. Emily Ryan capped the surge by finishing a three-point play with 2:50 left within the third quarter.
A final-second Ryan jumper gave Iowa State a five-point lead coming into the fourth interval, and the Cyclones remained forward by a margin of 4 to eight factors by way of the whole closing quarter.
Fadima Tall led Princeton with 19 factors. Ashley Chea put up 15 factors, Skye Belker logged 11 factors, and Hill totaled 10 factors and 12 rebounds.
The Cyclones shot 46.8 % whereas limiting the Tigers to 35.8 %.
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