GAME OVERVIEW
Lindenwood women's basketball shot 60.9% from three (14-23) en route to an 83-65 win over Washburn. The Lions set Lindenwood NCAA records for three-point field goal percentage and three-point makes. The team's 23 attempts are not even in the top 10 for most attempts in a contest. With the win, the Lions rise to 19-5 overall and 13-4 in MIAA games.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- The Lions three-point field goal percentage is the best 3FG% in the MIAA this season.
- In the game, Lindsay Medlen scored a team-high 17 points on 7-9 shooting and 3-4 from three. She tacked on five rebounds.
- Kallie Bildner was second on the team in scoring with 15 points, while adding eight rebounds. She matched a career best with four assists.
- Devin Fuhring was perfect from the field, shooting 5-5 (2-2 from three) for 14 points. 
- Lexie Moe was 4-8 from the field and 3-6 from three with 12 points. She also had six rebounds and four assists.
- As a team, the Lions were 29-52 from the field for a 55.8% shooting percentage in the game. It is the 11th time this season the Lions have been over 50% in a game.
- Lindenwood was on a tear in the second half, shooting 17-24 from the field (70.83%) and 7-9 from three (77.78%). The Lions outscored the Ichabods 46-31 in the second half. 
- The Lindenwood bench stepped up in the game, scoring 29 points while Washburn's reserves only had 10 points. 

PLAYOFF PICTURE
This season, the MIAA changed formats for the MIAA Conference Championship. In years' past, the conference would take the top 12 teams with the bottom eight teams playing campus at campus sites for the first round. This season, the top 10 teams all go to Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo. For more information on the new format, visit MIAA Tournament Central.
- Lindenwood has already secured a spot in the MIAA Tournament with a 13-4 record.
- With two games left, Lindenwood sits in sole possession of second place. However, Central Missouri is a game behind the Lions at 12-4 with a game to play this week. 
- Fort Hays State (15-1) has clinched the top seed in the MIAA Championship. Only Lindenwood, Central Missouri and Washburn can catch the Tigers, and FHSU has defeated all three teams. 
- In their remaining games Lindenwood plays a pair home games against Central Missouri (11-4, t-3rd) and Southwest Baptist (3-12, t-11th), two teams that defeated the Lions earlier this season.
- For the Lions, a win over Central Missouri, or two losses by the Jennies will clinch the No. 2 seed for Lindenwood. Central Missouri still plays Missouri Western (7-9, eighth)  on Saturday at home, Lindenwood on Feb. 27 at Hyland Arena and Lincoln in Jefferson City, Mo. on March 2.

UP NEXT
The Lions host UCM on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at Hyland Arena for the Black Out. Fans are encouraged to wear black to the game. Tip off is set for 5:30 p.m.