ANN ARBOR, Mich. (Interstat) — The Michigan women’s basketball team delivered a dominant performance Tuesday night, overwhelming Binghamton from the opening tip and cruising to a lopsided victory at Crisler Center.

The Wolverines improved to 4-0 on the young season, while the Bearcats fell to an even 2-2.

Michigan’s offense operated with ruthless efficiency, establishing control with a 37-point first quarter. The Wolverines shot a blistering 66 percent from the floor for the game, connecting on 45 of 68 attempts. They were equally potent from beyond the arc, making 11 of 20 three-pointers.

The defensive pressure was just as impactful. Michigan forced 30 Binghamton turnovers, converting them into numerous easy transition baskets. The Wolverines also recorded 15 steals and eight blocked shots, stifling the Bearcats’ offensive sets throughout the night.

Binghamton struggled to find any offensive rhythm against Michigan’s defense, shooting just 34 percent. The Bearcats were held to single-digit scoring in both the second and third quarters before a late surge in the final period against Michigan’s reserves made the margin slightly more respectable.

The Wolverines’ attack was balanced and prolific. Olivia Olson and Syla Swords each scored 15 points to lead a group of six Michigan players in double figures. Olson added three assists and a block, while Swords contributed five assists and a steal.

Te’Yala Delfosse was a force inside, scoring 13 points and blocking three shots. McKenzie Mathurin and Macy Brown added 14 and 12 points, respectively, while Ashley Sofilkanich chipped in 12 points. Mila Holloway orchestrated the offense with a game-high eight assists.

For Binghamton, Bella Pucci provided a bright spot, scoring a game-high 19 points. Kaia Goode added six points and three assists.

The game was never in doubt after Michigan’s explosive start, which saw them lead by 23 points after the first quarter and 49 points by halftime. An announced crowd of 2,557 watched the Wolverines continue their strong start to the season.

Michigan next faces a stiffer test, taking on Connecticut in a neutral-site game in Montville, Connecticut, on Friday. Binghamton looks to rebound on the road at Akron on Thursday.