MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The Golden Grizzlies completed a regular season sweep over Milwaukee with a 82-71 behind a strong second-quarter performance, outscoring the Panthers 28-12. This victory marked one of Oakland's most proficient offensive performances of the season, as 82 points is the second most in a game by Oakland this season.

Oakland began the first quarter with strong perimeter shooting, highlighted by Makenzie Luehring's 3-pointer to tie the score at 3-3. Filippa Goula further extended the momentum with another 3-pointer in transition, pushing Oakland ahead early. Goula's performance secured a new career-high total of 21 points. Jazzy Dupree-Hebert added to the lead with another shot from beyond the arc, maintaining the advantage.

Despite Oakland's efforts, the Panthers responded with consistent scoring, including a 3-pointer by Jorey Buwalda and points in the paint to reclaim the lead. The quarter concluded with Oakland trailing Milwaukee 16-13, after a late layup by Sereniti Roberts-Adams kept the game within reach.

Oakland capitalized on several turnovers by the Panthers to seize control in the second quarter. Filippa Goula and Makenzie Luehring made key contributions in the paint, while Layla Gold and Angie Smith added critical assists. Oakland executed a 19-point run off turnovers, highlighted by Luehring's fast-break layup and a pair of three-pointers. Gold's nine points in this game helped her surpass an impressive 500 career points milestone.

Oakland concluded the quarter strongly with a 3-pointer by Luehring in the final seconds. The quarter ended with Oakland extending their lead to 41-28.

Oakland began the third quarter with a strong offensive push as Goula knocked down another triple. As the quarter progressed, Angie Smith's consecutive free throws and a layup increased the point differential, while Luehring assisted a 3-pointer from Lianna Baxter, further securing the lead. Oakland's defense remained steadfast, limiting the Panthers' scoring opportunities and controlling the boards with 11 total rebounds.

The quarter concluded with a flurry of activity, including a 3-pointer by Goula and a fast-break layup by Gold at the buzzer. Oakland outscored Milwaukee 22–14 in the third quarter, closing with a 63–42 lead.

Oakland started the fourth quarter by expanding their lead, as a pair of Luehring free throws pushed the visitor's score to 65. Shortly after, Dupree-Hebert extended the advantage with her second three-pointer of the night, making it 70-47. In the paint, Angie Smith's tip-in and Luehring's fast-break layup further increased the margin to 74-53.

Despite Milwaukee's attempts to close the gap with three-pointers, Oakland maintained control with efficient free throw shooting, going 10-for-12 from the line in the quarter. The defensive efforts included three blocks, helping to limit the Panthers' scoring opportunities. Oakland concluded the game with a solid 82-71 victory, securing the lead throughout the final quarter.

Oakland shot 50.9% from the floor, marking the third game this season they've achieved at least 50% shooting accuracy. Their 28 field goals also represented the third most made by Oakland in a single game this season.

Luehring scored 24 points and recorded five assists, leading Oakland in both categories. Goula added 21 points, connecting on four 3-pointers. Gold contributed nine points and matched Luehring with five assists. Baxter collected seven rebounds, including five on the defensive end.

Next on the schedule for Oakland is a home game against IU Indy on Wednesday, Jan. 28. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m. at the OU Credit Union O'rena in Rochester, Michigan.