ROCHESTER, Mich. - Oakland fell to Wright State 62-44 at the OU Credit Union O'rena. Despite forcing 11 turnovers and securing 39 rebounds, 16 alone by freshman Karinna Trotter. Oakland struggled offensively, managing only 44 points on 29.6% shooting.

Oakland started the first quarter with early energy as Filippa Goula connected on a 3-pointer, assisted by Lianna Baxter. Despite this strong start, Oakland faced difficulties in maintaining momentum, committing five turnovers that limited their offensive opportunities. The defense worked to minimize the Raiders' advantage, highlighted by Baxter's block at the 7:12 mark.

As the quarter progressed, Oakland capitalized on a defensive rebound by Layla Gold, but was unable to convert it into points. The closing minutes saw a crucial 3-pointer from Makenzie Luehring, which helped reduce the deficit. The quarter ended with Oakland trailing the Raiders 12-8, keeping the game within reach for the next quarter.

Oakland started the second quarter looking to close the gap, with Luehring scoring a jumper and converting two free throws to narrow the Raiders' lead. However, turnovers hindered momentum as the Raiders capitalized on fast breaks and outside shooting to extend their advantage.

Despite efforts from Gold, who added a layup late in the quarter, Oakland struggled to find a consistent rhythm offensively. Luehring hit a late 3-pointer to close the quarter, but the Raiders maintained their lead. The quarter concluded with Oakland trailing 27-17.

The third quarter began with Gold hitting a 3-pointer, assisted by Goula, setting an early tone. Oakland showed resilience with Luehring scoring a layup and Karinna Trotter contributing from the free-throw line. Baxter added a three-point play, closing the gap briefly. Despite these efforts, Oakland encountered difficulties maintaining possession, resulting in turnovers that allowed the Raiders to extend their lead.

The Raiders capitalized on these opportunities, executing a series of successful baskets, including back-to-back 3-pointers by Breezie Williams. Oakland managed to stay competitive with defensive rebounds and occasional scoring but struggled to keep pace with the Raiders' offense. Karinna Trotter, despite the team's challenges, totaled a career-high 16 rebounds, demonstrating her dominance on the boards. The quarter concluded with Oakland trailing, the score standing at 51-29 after three quarters.

Oakland made a strong push in the fourth quarter, with Goula and Trotter contributing to the scoring effort. Oakland capitalized on turnovers, with Trotter and Goula both securing steals that translated into scoring opportunities. Oakland's defense also played a crucial role, limiting the Raiders to just three baskets. Despite the effort, Oakland closed the quarter trailing, with the final score reflecting a 15–11 quarter in favor of the visiting Raiders.

Luehring scored 14 points and recorded two steals, leading her team in both categories. Goula added 13 points, making three 3-pointers and also recording two steals. Trotter collected an impressive career-high 16 rebounds while also tallying three steals.

Looking ahead, Oakland will travel to face Purdue Fort Wayne on Wednesday, Feb. 18. The game will tip off at 7 p.m. in Fort Wayne, Indiana.