<p>BOISE, Idaho — Estefania Ors scored 13 of her 21 points in the first quarter to jump start top-seeded Idaho State and the Bengals kept rolling into the NCAA Tournament, defeating second-seeded Idaho 84-49 on Friday in the championship game of the Big Sky Conference Tournament.</p>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/HeartofaBengal/status/1370451449570758658">Ors started 5 for 5 with three 3-pointers</a> for the Bengals. who earned their first trip to the NCAAs since 2012. She finished 8 of 9 and perfect on four 3s.</p>
<p>“Very unexpected,” Idaho State coach Seton Sobolewski said after his 400th game with the program. “(Ors) was on fire, she wanted to win — we all wanted to win — this game so bad. Against our rivals. … One of our best games all year.”</p>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/HeartofaBengal/status/1370467572727046150">Diaba Konate added 20 points</a> on 9-of-13 shooting for the Bengals (22-3), who have won six straight. <a href="https://twitter.com/HeartofaBengal/status/1370469491742674948">Delaney Moore scored 16</a> points on 8-of-10 shooting. </p>
<p>Beyonce Bea scored 14 points for the Vandals (17-7), who had their six-game winning streak end. Sydney Gandy added 10.</p>
<p>Idaho State made its first six shots, five by Ors, who was tournament MVP, for a 15-9 lead. The Bengals finished 28 of 65 (58.5%), 7 of 17 behind the arc. They dominated points in the paint 48-18.</p>
<p>The Vandals shot 27% (17 of 63). </p>
<p>The teams split their regular-season series in Moscow, ISU winning the first game 63-58, Idaho the second 73-56. </p>
<p>The Vandals were without starting point guard Gina Marxen and Hailey Christopher and Rylee Alexander, who did not make the trip.</p>
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