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@UMM-57 NC-47 | UMM-69 @ NC-41
@UMM-66 CSS-56 | UMM-76 CSS-72

The University of Minnesota Morris women's basketball team looks to turn the page on their conference campaign, after they fell on a buzzer beater to Martin Luther last weekend. Morris will travel to western Wisconsin and northern Minnesota as they will face-off against Northland and St. Scholastica for the first time this season. Morris will play Northland Friday (Jan. 27) night at 5:30 p.m. and St. Scholastica on Saturday (Jan. 28) afternoon at 3:00 p.m.

Morris recently defeated Trinity Bible College in non-conference play (82-35) and split a matchup between Bethany Lutheran and Martin Luther last weekend.

In last season's matchups the Cougars were able to handle the LumberJills by scores of 57-47 and 69-41.

In two games last season against the Saints, Morris won the first contest at home 66-56 and was able to escape Duluth with 76-72 win in the final weekend of the season.

About the Cougars: Second place in the UMAC with a record of 4-1 … first in scoring offense at 76.4 points per game … second in scoring margin with a mark of +13.2 … second in field goal percentage at .420 … third in blocked shots with 3.6 per game … first in assists with 18.8 per game … second in offensive rebounds with 16.6 per game … first in three-pointers made with 8.2 per game … Emily Mehr is fourth in scoring with 16.0 points per game, ninth in field goal percentage at .466 and seventh in free throw percentage at .864 … Jenni Noordmans is seventh in scoring with 14.8 per game, second in field goal percentage at .538 and second in steals at 3.2 per game … Abby Fragodt is fourth in rebounding with 8.2 per game, fifth in blocked shots with seven and first in offensive rebounds with 4.6 per game … Kelsey Erickson is eighth in rebounding with 6.6 per game, second in assists with 5.2 per game, first in assist/turnover ratio with 2.9 and third in defensive rebounds with 5.8 … Kendra Wycoff is first in three-pointers made with 15.

About the LumberJills: Tied for fifth in UMAC with a record of 2-3 … number one scoring defense at 50.6 points per game … third in free throw percentage at .727 … second in blocked shots at 4.2 blocks per game … third in assists at 14.6 per game … second in three-pointers made at 7.2 … Maria Mackey is sixth in scoring at 15.4 points per game, fourth in free throw percentage at .889, tied for first in three-pointers made at 15 and sixth in minutes played at 35.8 … Ashley Runge is fourth in assists at 3.0 per game and second in assist/turnover ratio at 1.9 … Sara Hoge is tied for seventh at 2.8 per game … Jessica Jaeckel is second in blocked shots at 2.4 per game.

About the Saints: Tied for third in the UMAC with a record of 3-2 … third in scoring offense at 69.8 points per game … second in scoring defense at 52.8 points per game … first in scoring margin at +15 …  first in field goal percentage at .432 … second in assists with 16.4 per game … first in steals with 14.6 per game … Marhiah Hovick is 10th in scoring at 13.4 points per game, third in assists with 4.2 per game and third in assist/turnover ratio at 1.8 … Laura Amys is tied for 10th in rebounding with 6.2 per game, fourth in steals at 2.6 per game and third in blocked shots with 10 … Erin Frase is first in field goal percentage at .606 … Kayla Heisler is fourth in three-pointers made with 12.