Freshman guard Aubrey Galvan hit a late free throw and finished with 20 points as No. 5 Vanderbilt beat No. 7 Michigan 72-69 on Monday.

Despite Mikayla Blakes getting in foul trouble, Vanderbilt women's basketball defeated Michigan thanks to Aubrey Galvan.

The No. 7 Michigan Women’s Basketball team fell just short of the upset against undefeated No. 5 Vanderbilt at the Coretta Scott King Classic:

Vanderbilt women’s basketball continues to stay hot and stay undefeated as it came away with its second win against an AP Top 10 ranked team this season. The Commodores beat No. 8 Michigan 72-69 in the Coretta Scott King Classic in New Jersey Monday afternoon.

Here's why it's special to Vanderbilt women's basketball players Mikayla Blakes and Justine Pissott to return home to New Jersey for Michigan game.

Vanderbilt extended its program record-setting win streak to 19 games. The Commodores are one of only two remaining undefeated Division I women’s programs, joining defending champion and

No. 7 Michigan women's basketball puts up a fight in ranked matchup with Vanderbilt, but shooting collapsed in the final moments.

The second annual Coretta Scott King Classic features four teams ranked in the AP Top 25: Ohio State, TCU, Michigan and Vanderbilt. All four will take the floor Monday at the Prudential Center in New Jersey for an afternoon of high-stakes interconference hoops.

Vanderbilt Commodores’ Aubrey Galvan knocked down a late three-pointer to seal the win over the Michigan Wolverines.