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Hannah Jump hit a 3-pointer at the end of the third quarter that helped turn the momentum toward Stanford. Photo taken Dec. 18, 2021 and courtesy of Stanford Athletics.
Hannah Jump hit a 3-pointer at the end of the third quarter that helped turn the momentum toward Stanford. Photo taken Dec. 18, 2021 and courtesy of Stanford Athletics.

Hannah Jump always had a knack for making the big basket, dating to her days playing at Pinewood.

The Stanford junior did it again Saturday.

No. 7 Tennessee made a huge run at the third-ranked Cardinal, cutting a 17-point halftime deficit to three points as time was running out in the third quarter.

Jump took a pass from Anna Wilson and in one graceful motion let fly a shot that hit nothing but net and gave Stanford a 52-46 edge entering the fourth quarter.

Stanford (7-2) went on to beat Tennessee 74-63 in front of a crowd of 10,017 fans at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville.

Jump scored 11 points in the game, making three of her five 3-point attempts.

Jump is third in scoring for the Cardinal, averaging 10 points a game. She leads the team with 27 3-pointers, more than the next three players combined. Jump has made 42% of her 3-point shots.

Hannah Jump hits a 3-pointer on the final play of the third quarter.

By Rick Eymer

By Rick Eymer

By Rick Eymer

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