South Adelaide tops Woodville 87‑78 in NBL One game

ADELAIDE (Interstat) — Bianca Stasinowsky scored 26 points and grabbed four rebounds to lead South Adelaide to an 87-78 victory over Woodville on Saturday in Australia’s NBL One women’s league. The home team improved to 7-6, while Woodville fell to 7-8.

Stasinowsky, a 5-10 forward, also recorded one block in 31 minutes. Ambah Kowcun paced Woodville with 18 points, five rebounds and one assist. Naomi Allotey added 15 points, eight rebounds and five assists for the visitors, while Shamah Yak also scored 15 points.

Keira Gardiner contributed 11 points, five rebounds and two blocks for South Adelaide. Hannah Stewart added four points and nine rebounds. For Woodville, Brittany Hodges had 11 points and eight rebounds, and Jordan Hunter dished seven assists to go with two points and nine rebounds. Sophie Kerridge scored seven points, and Eliza Joynes added 10 points.

Woodville shot from the floor, while South Adelaide shot from beyond the arc. The teams combined for free throws. Woodville next visits Sturt on June 20, while South Adelaide travels to Norwood on the same day.