The Rams finished with 7 assists, 7 steals, and 39 total rebounds, using hustle and physicality to overcome shooting struggles from beyond the arc.

VVC's aggressive interior play was the difference, as the Rams racked up 56 points in the paint, 16 points off turnovers, and 11 second‑chance points, while also receiving a major boost from the bench with 32 points.

The Victor Valley College Women's Basketball team opened the new year with a thrilling 88–81 overtime win on the road against Chaffey College on Wednesday night. The victory lifts the Rams to 12–4 overall and keeps them tied for first place in the IEAC at 4–0, continuing their dominant start to conference play. 

Game Recap

Victor Valley came out strong in the first quarter, shooting 50% from the field and establishing a 22–21 lead. The momentum shifted in the second, where the Rams endured a cold stretch and scored just 7 points, trailing 37–29 at halftime.

The Rams responded with their best offensive period of the night, exploding for 29 points on 66.7% shooting in the third quarter to retake control. Chaffey countered in the fourth to force overtime, but Victor Valley dominated the extra session, outscoring the hosts 16–9 to secure the win. 

Stat Leaders

Mya Graham‑Scott led the way with a game‑high 28 points, adding 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals in 34 high‑impact minutes. 

Savannah Wynn scored 20 points, knocking down all three of VVC's made three‑pointers (3‑of‑6) and providing strong perimeter presence across 41 minutes.

Myla Gibson posted a major double‑double with 19 points and 10 rebounds, going 7‑for‑12 from the field and anchoring VVC's dominance inside.

Kyasia Green pulled down 11 rebounds and added 5 points while battling in the paint throughout the night.

Jamiya Cantrell provided vital energy off the bench, scoring 8 points on 4‑of‑5 shooting and grabbing 8 rebounds in 17 efficient minutes. 

Team Highlights

Final Score: VVC 88 – Chaffey 81 (OT)
Quarter Breakdown: 22 | 7 | 29 | 14 | 16
Field Goal Percentage: 39.5%
Three‑Point Percentage: 18.8%
Free Throw Percentage: 63.6%
Rebounds: 39 (17 offensive)
Assists: 7
Steals: 7
Points in the Paint: 56
Points off Turnovers: 16
Second‑Chance Points: 11
Bench Points: 32

Looking Ahead

Victor Valley continues conference play as they push to remain atop the IEAC standings. With momentum building and a 4–0 conference record, the Rams look poised to make a strong run in the weeks ahead.

Come out and support your Rams as they continue their pursuit of a conference championship!