Heritage alum lifts JMU past Hampton

Anna Goodman, playing her first game this season after rehabilitation from her second torn ACL, had 13 points and four rebounds in 20 minutes Saturday as James Madison (8-2) pulled out a 57-52 victory over Hampton. That extended the Dukes’ winning streak to five.

Goodman, from Heritage High in Newport News, was a key contributor last season until her injury.

Camryn Hill scored 22 and Madison Buford 13 for HU, which trailed 30-18 at halftime but — primarily behind Hill — outscored the Dukes 25-12 in the third quarter. Hampton was ahead 46-42 with 7:33 to go in the game, but JMU bounced back. Kiki Jefferson had 10 points, eight rebounds and five assists for the Dukes.

Hampton made just 16 of 54 field-goal attempts and 13 of 29 at the free-throw line, though a Nylah Young foul shot pulled the Pirates even at 52 at the 2:51 mark. A Claire Neff basket put JMU ahead 54-52 with 1:38 to go, and a Peyton McDaniel 3-pointer boosted the edge to 57-52 with 43 seconds to go.

JMU outrebounded Hampton 46-31 but committed 19 turnovers to the Pirates’ nine. HU has lost six of its last seven games.

The host Tigers (7-5) outscored the Billikens 28-8 in the fourth quarter to prevail, though Ocean Lakes

Memphis 83, Saint Louis 71:

High alumna and Longwood transfer Kyla McMakin led Saint Louis (3-11) with 23 points.

No. 10 UCLA 75, Cal State Bakersfield 47:

The Bruins (11-1) cruised past the Roadrunners (2-5) in Los Angeles. Londynn Jones and Emily Bessoir scored 12 points each and Gabriela Jaquez had 11 for UCLA.

Grace Hunter and Morgan Edwards scored 13 apiece for the Roadrunners, who committed 22 turnovers to UCLA’s 11.