Kashara Preston hit a 3 in the first 30 seconds of action to give the Tigers a 3-0 lead and start a 17-3 Stillman run through the first six minutes of the game. Preston went on to score 12 points in her Stillman debut, all in the first quarter, hitting 4-of-5 3-pointers. 

Stillman led 27-7 after the first 10 minutes while shooting 57.1% as a team from the floor. It was 46-20 Stillman at the half. 

A different Tiger player led Stillman in scoring each quarter. Following Preston's lead in the first quarter, Alexandria Haymon led scored seven points to pace the Tigers' offense in the second quarter, while Raena Suggs led the team in the third quarter with eight of Stillman's 24 points. By the end of the third, Stillman grew its lead to 36 points, 70-34. London Wooley and Hannah Boykin-Williams each scored four points in the fourth quarter for Stillman. The largest lead of the night was 41 points, 78-37, on a Wooley basket midway in the fourth quarter. 

Suggs led all players with 17 points in 22 minutes during her Stillman debut, shooting 60% from the floor and 2-of-2 at the free throw line. Haymon followed with 14 points and seven rebounds. Senior post player JaMesha King narrowly missed a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds. Farrah Pearson added eight points.

All 12 Tigers that played scored points, including 40 points from the Tigers' bench. Stillman dominated the glass with 39 rebounds to Webber's 22, including 14 offensive rebounds that led to 13 second-chance points. 

The 36-point win is the Tigers' highest season-opening margin of victory since Stillman opened the 2009 season with a 96-49 win over Clark Atlanta.