Complete Game Notes

GAME INFORMATION
Millersville (19-4, 9-2 PSAC East) vs. West Chester (18-5, 9-2 PSAC East)
Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011 - 1 p.m.
Hollinger Fieldhouse, West Chester, Pa.

MEDIA INFORMATION
Audio Broadcast (MSBN)
Live Stats

SERIES INFORMATION
Millersville vs. West Chester: 42-30
Series Streak: MU, 1
First Meeting: 1969 (MU 61, WCU 52)
Last Meeting: 2011 (MU 81, WCU 59)
Last 10: MU, 7-3
Mary Fleig vs. West Chester: 26-20
Deirdre Kane vs. Millersville: 21-33

ABOUT THE GAME
· The 21st-ranked Millersville women's basketball team is coming off of a 75-64 win over East Stroudsburg Wednesday evening. The Marauders never trailed throughout the entire contest and even held the visiting Warriors scoreless for the final seven minutes of the first period and the first three minutes of the second.
· Although ESU fought back from a 17-point deficit to cut the lead to nine with just over a minute  remaining, Millersville held off the Warriors by sinking six of its final eight free throw attempts to secure the victory.
· Sophomores Aurielle Mosley and Mashira Newman combined for 41 of Millersville's 75 points. Newman tallied 19 and just missed a double-double with a game-high eight assists. Mosley scored a game-high 22 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and had seven blocks. In the contest she set the MU single-season records in the rebound and block categories. Mosley's 299 rebounds surpassed the 293 mark set back in 1991 and her 72 blocks moves her past 2006's record of 70. It was also Mosley's eighth-straight and 14th overall double-double performance, and marked the sixth-consecutive game in which she totaled at least 20 points and 12 rebounds.
· The Marauders lead the PSAC in field goal percentage defense as they limit their opponents to just .355 shooting from the field. Millersville also leads the blocked shots, offensive rebound and rebounding margin categories--a position the club has held for the majority of the season. MU grabs down an average of 20.0 offensive boards per game and out-rebounds its opponents by a +11.4 margin for second in Division II. Millersville also blocks an average of 6.0 shots per game and is locked with two other squads for second in the division.
· On Saturday Millersville and the Golden Rams will face off for the second time this season. The last time out the Marauders rolled past West Chester, 81-59 in Pucillo Gymnasium to hand the visitors their first conference loss of the season.

ABOUT THE OPPONENT
· West Chester is coming off of a 84-67 win over Shippensburg at home Wednesday evening. The club is currently riding a five-game win streak dating back to the beginning of the month. The Golden Rams have not dropped a contest since they lost to Bloomsburg on Jan. 29.
· The last time the two clubs matched up the Marauders held West Chester's leading scorers Megan Stewart (13.0), Alex Lennon (12.5) and Allison Hostetter (12.3) to under seven points each. Stewart and Lennon each scored six points and Hostetter was limited to just a bucket and a free throw. Millersville also handed the Golden Rams their largest margin of defeat all season with a 22-point victory.
· West Chester holds an 11-1 record at home this season and the Marauders are 6-2 in road action. Millersville holds a slight advantage over the Golden Rams in Hollinger Fieldhouse with a 17-15 mark and have won three of the last four contests at West Chester.The two squads share identical conference records of 9-2 and will battle for the second seed in the Eastern Division. Millersville faces Kutztown and Shippensburg next week--two teams MU has already defeated. West Chester will match up with conference leader Bloomsburg to close out the regular season.