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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The stage is set for the 2025 Summit League Women’s Championship as SDSU and Oral Roberts will meet Sunday.
Tip-off is set for 3 p.m. on CBS Sports Network. You can also follow the action in a live blog on KELOLAND.com.
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CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
Sunday will be SDSU’s 14th trip to the Summit League Championship. That’s 14 appearances in the last 17 years. The Jackrabbits have won 11 conference titles.
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“It’s another opportunity to compete for a tournament title here, which I know we’ll be excited about, to get ourselves ready for,” SDSU head coach Aaron Johnston said. “We look forward tomorrow.”
Oral Roberts returns to the title game for the first time since 2010. The Golden Eagles have won the trophy five times, but not since going back-to-back in 2007 and 2008.
“They really withstood the test this season. We’ve had some close games and some big wins and I think that just set us up for opportunity that we’re going to have tomorrow,” Oral Roberts head coach Kelsi Musick said. “We’re extremely blessed to be able to play on championship Sunday.”
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ALL-TIME SERIES
SDSU is 33-6 all-time against Oral Roberts and they haven’t lost since January of 2012. The Jackrabbits are currently riding a 28 game win streak against ORU.
The Jacks have had plenty of success against conference foes as well. They’ve won 58 straight games against Summit League teams, dating back to the 2022 Summit League Championship.
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THE SERIES
The SDSU women went a perfect 16-0 this season against Summit League opponents, which means it was a season sweep of the Golden Eagles.
The two played a close game down in Tulsa, Oklahoma on January 2. SDSU took the lead late and snagged an 81-76 win.
SDSU completed the sweep with a national TV win on February 8. The Golden Eagles started the game fast, but SDSU would turn the tables and go on to claim an 89-71 win.
Paige Meyer has tallied 41 points in the two games against ORU this season. Brooklyn Meyer was held to just six points in Tulsa, but scored 20 in Brookings.
Taleyah Jones has seen success against the Jackrabbits this season. She posted 28 points in Tulsa and 21 in Brookings to total 49 points against the Jacks this season.
The biggest difference between the two games this season for ORU are bench points. The Golden Eagles scored 14 bench points in Oklahoma against SDSU, but mustered just five in Brookings.
For SDSU, the biggest difference in the two games was getting their big three to score. Haleigh Timmer, Paige Meyer and Brooklyn Meyer combined for 35 in the Tulsa win.
The big three combined for 61 points in the win at Brookings, placing a lot of emphasis on their success.
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