outscore
Verb
Meaning
score more points than one's opponents
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You can lose when you outscore somebody in a game. And you can win when you're outscored.
The Aggies trailed after the first quarter 18-14 but tightened their defense in the second, allowing them to outscore the Aztecs 9-6.
It’s really tough to outscore TCU, but the Wildcats were on the brink of doing that Saturday night.
The scoreless inning for HRV wouldn’t transition to the final two innings of this game, as HRV went on to outscore The Dalles 6-0 to close it out.
The Magpies bounced back to again outscore the Cats in the third quarter, before the homeside finished with a six goal to nothing finale.
Northwood’s boys were able to outscore Madrona but the Keizer swim club came up short as a team, falling 364-262 on Thursday.