IU women’s basketball moved to 5-0 with an 85-47 win over Milwaukee Sunday afternoon in Bloomington.
A 16-7 first quarter set the tone as Indiana held Milwaukee to 3 of 16 shooting with two turnovers in the opening session.
Milwaukee did pull to within two in the second, but a 15-7 close to first half gave Indiana a double-digit lead and the Panthers would never get closer. IU outscored Milwaukee 52-24 after halftime.
The visitors shot just 32.3% for the game and committed 16 turnovers. It was the second straight game Indiana held a team under .7 points per possession.
Zania Socka-Nguemen led the Hoosiers with a game-high 16 points on 7 of 9 shooting.
Freshman Addy Nyemchek posted an absurd rebounding number with 17 to lead the Hoosiers. She added 11 points for the double-double.
Point guard Malia Samuels set the table with seven assists.
The Hoosiers (5-0) will host Coastal Carolina on Wednesday.
This story will be updated.
