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Iguodala, who hit three early treys in a surprising burst of shooting, hit another with two minutes left.
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Villanova has made 40 percent of its three-point attempts and is averaging 11.5 treys per game, which ranks third in the nation.
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That was the first of four treys — others came from Koonuk, Alyssa Morgan and Skye Morgan — that lifted the Halfbreeds to a 27-19 halftime lead.
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The Mavericks drained a franchise-record 22 3-pointers in the victory, which included five different players hitting at least three treys.
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That pair nailed down seven of the team's eight treys.
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Senior point guard Lexus Williams chipped in four 3s, 16 points, five assists and four steals, while Chandler Hutchison (19 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists) and Marcus Dickinson (9 points) each added three treys apiece.
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Ranked 19th in the country in Ken Pomeroy’s adjusted points allowed per possession, the Crimson Tide were undone by Villanova’s 41.5% shooting from long-range, including five treys from redshirt junior wing Mikal Bridges.
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Peter Swanberg sank three treys to power Birchwood Christian with 19 points and six rebounds.
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Origin and Etymology of trey
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Definition of trey for English Language Learners
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basketball : a shot that is worth three points
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: a playing card with the number 3 or a symbol repeated three times on it
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