FORT MYERS, Fla. (Interstat) — In a commanding display of offensive firepower and defensive pressure, the Oklahoma Sooners overwhelmed the Coppin State Eagles, cruising to a 100-46 victory in a non-conference women’s basketball game Friday at Florida SouthWestern State.

The game was effectively decided in the first half as the Sooners built an insurmountable lead, holding Coppin State to just five points in the opening quarter while scoring 22 of their own. Oklahoma’s relentless attack continued in the second period, outscoring the Eagles 27-16 to take a 49-21 lead into halftime.

Oklahoma never relented, adding 23 points in the third quarter and a game-high 28 in the fourth to cross the century mark. Coppin State, struggling to find consistent offense against the Sooners’ defense, scored eight points in the third and 17 in the final period.

Sahara Williams led all scorers with 21 points for Oklahoma. The sophomore from Waterloo, Iowa, also contributed a steal and was a constant force on both ends of the floor during her 24 minutes of play.

She was complemented by a balanced scoring effort from her teammates. Zya Vann, a guard from Edmond, Oklahoma, tallied 16 points and dished out a team-high six assists. Raegan Beers, a 6-foot-4 post player from Littleton, Colorado, recorded a double-double with 14 points and was a dominant presence inside.

The Sooners’ offensive execution was sharp, with Payton Verhulst adding 12 points and Aaliyah Chavez contributing 14 points and three assists. The depth of the Oklahoma roster was on full display as nine different players scored in the contest.

Coppin State was led by Paris McBride, who finished with 17 points. Khila Morris added 13 points for the Eagles, but the team was plagued by turnovers from the opening tip, which Oklahoma consistently converted into easy transition baskets.

The Sooners set the tone defensively from the outset, forcing multiple early turnovers that led to quick scores. The game’s opening sequence was indicative of the struggle to come for Coppin State, as an early turnover led to a three-pointer from Vann, assisted by Verhulst, for the first points of the game. Oklahoma’s defensive pressure never eased, creating a cascade of fast-break opportunities that built the substantial first-half lead.

With the win, Oklahoma improved its season record to 6-1. The Sooners will look to continue their strong start when they face Missouri State on Sunday in Fort Myers.

Coppin State fell to 1-6 with the loss. The Eagles will return home to Baltimore to host Marshall on Wednesday.

An announced crowd of 1,286 watched the game at the neutral site in Southwest Florida.