The Wake Forest women's basketball team faced a disappointing end to their season, losing 59-48 to Maryland Eastern Shore in the first round of the WNIT. Despite a defensive showcase with a season-high 11 blocks, led by freshman Grace Galbavy's career-high of five, the Demon Deacons struggled offensively. Junior Mary Carter led in scoring with 19 points, but Wake Forest fell short in crucial moments, resulting in their season concluding with a 14-18 record.

By the Numbers
  • Wake Forest registered 11 blocks, the most since December 2017.
  • Mary Carter scored 19 points, while the team shot 93.3% from the free throw line.
State of Play
  • The team had a strong start to the season, winning nine consecutive games, their best start since 2008.
  • Wake Forest finished with 539 assists in the season, ranking second-most in program history.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Coach Megan Gebbia aims to build on this season's momentum, with intentions to address the team鈥檚 weaknesses and prepare for the upcoming season. Key players, including the freshman class, are expected to play pivotal roles in the team's development.

Bottom Line

While the season ended earlier than desired, the performance improvements and records set reflect a positive trajectory for Wake Forest women's basketball. The focus will be on leveraging this year's experience to foster growth and competitiveness moving forward.