Gonzaga women vs. Portland (Feb. 2)
Kayla Standish scored 18 points to help No. 20 Gonzaga to a 77-56 victory over visiting Portland in a West Coast Conference game on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012.
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Haiden Palmer of Gonzaga breaks between Natalie Day, left, and Amy Pupa of Portland to control a rebound.
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Kayla Standish of Gonzaga reverses her shot as she drives across the baseline to score against Portland.
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Meghan Winters of Gonzaga, right, takes an elbow to the chin as she defends the dribble drive of Kari Luttinen of Portland.
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Taelor Karr of Gonzaga gets a pass through two Portland defenders during first half action.
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Haiden Palmer of Gonzaga drives to the basket during first half action against Nakeisha Brown of Portland.
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Danielle Walter of Gonzaga, left, looks for a teammate to pass the ball as Jasmine Wooton of Portland tries to knock the ball away.
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Kayla Standish of Gonzaga struggles to control the ball and get off a shot against Cassandra Thompson, left, and Natanlie Day of Portland.
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A low angle shows the action under the basket as Kayla Standish of Gonzaga scores against Portland.
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Katelan Redmon of Gonzaga controls an offensive rebound in a sea of arms and hands during second half action against Portland.
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Katelan Redmon of Gonzaga controls an offensive rebound during second half action against Portland.
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A photo of the floor reflection and flipped shows the action in the paint as Gonzaga and Portland play in The Kennel, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012.
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