Lindenwood women's basketball (9-9, 9-9 GLVC) closes out its home schedule against Quincy (2-15, 2-15) on Tuesday.
THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR
The Lions picked up a comeback victory against McKendree, 75-73, on Saturday.
Ellen McCorkle put up a career-high 30 points and 15 rebounds in Lindenwood's previous game.
The last time against Quincy, the Lions received 17 points and 12 rebounds from
Julia Ruzevich.
The Lions are 1st in the conference and 7th in the nation and blocked shots (79). As a team, Lindenwood has averaged a GLVC-best 40.2 rebounds per game.
McCorkle's 2.17 blocked shots per game leads the conference and is 18th in Division II.
Devin Fuhring (17.7), J. Ruzevich (17.1), and McCorkle (15.3) are all top-3 in the GLVC in scoring.
Grace Neff put up a career-best 10 points in Saturday's win over Quincy.
Fuhring's 34 made 3FG this season are 7th in the GLVC. Fuhring has tallied 26 steals this season, 15th in the GLVC.
A win over Quincy on Tuesday ensures that the Lions will not have a losing season. Falco has not had a losing season in her first two years at the helm of the program.
A LOOK AT THE OPPOSITION
Quincy is coached by Jeni Garber. Garber is 127-147 at Quincy.
As a team, Quincy shoots 76.9 percent at the free throw line, which leads the GLVC.
Quincy has the worst W-L percentage in the conference (.111). With a -12.2 scoring margin, the Hawks rank last in the GLVC.
Quincy has struggled to shoot the three as a team, last in the GLVC (24.3 percent).
Lacey Lantz leads the team in scoring with 16.9 points per game.
Emma Knipe is averaging a team-best 5.4 rebounds per game.
Amanda Porth has a team-high 49 assists this season.
Dami Adeyinka and Knipe each have 20 steals this season. Knipe is shooting 34.5 percent from three, which leads the Hawks
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UP NEXT
The Lions cap off the 2020-21 season at UIndy on Saturday at 12:00 p.m.
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