UNCG Women Rout Columbia College, Assert Early Season Control
The UNC Greensboro women posted a 96 to 25 victory over Columbia College on December 2, 2025, dominating at every interval and extending depth players significant minutes. The lopsided win improves UNCG's early season record and offers the coaching staff concrete data on rotation options and player development for the remainder of the nonconference slate.
UNC Greensboro delivered a commanding performance in a 96 to 25 win over Columbia College on December 2, completing a game in which the Spartans outscored their opponent in every quarter. The margin reflected control across the floor, with UNCG finishing with near total dominance in the paint and on the glass, limiting Columbia College opportunities and converting rebounds into points.
The official box score lists the starters and individual stat lines, and shows extended production from bench players who received longer minutes than in earlier contests. Those role players contributed across scoring, rebounding and interior defense, giving the coaching staff expanded options as the team progresses through the early season. Minute by minute scoring and the full stat line are available in the official box score online.
On offense UNCG maintained a balanced attack that kept Columbia College off balance and prevented any single scorer from shouldering the burden. Defensively the Spartans closed passing lanes and contested shots in the paint, which translated into a large rebounding advantage. The result was a steady accumulation of points each quarter and few runs by Columbia College that threatened the outcome.
For Guilford County residents the game has several practical implications. The emphatic win reinforces the depth of the UNCG roster and may affect playing time decisions in upcoming matchups. It also gives local fans and season ticket holders an expanded group of contributors to follow as the program seeks consistency. For student athletes on campus, such games provide development opportunities that do not always show up in narrow win loss metrics but matter for long term roster health.
As the Spartans move forward, coaches will weigh what the performance against Columbia College reveals about rotation balance and situational defense under game conditions. The victory improves UNCG's early season record and serves as a clear data point for assessing personnel and strategy ahead of the next stretch of competition.
