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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - With five games against nationally-ranked opponents behind them, the Lycoming College women’s basketball team will now enter the last three games of the year against teams either tied or behind it in the Commonwealth Conference standings, needing to win each one to secure one of the league’s five playoff spots, beginning with Saturday, Feb. 9’s game at Arcadia.

The Warriors (6-15 overall, 6-9 Commonwealth) fell in a hard-fought game against No. 19 Lebanon Valley on Feb. 6, as the team forced 25 Dutchmen turnovers, a season-high for the nationally-ranked opponent.

The Knights (10-12 overall, 3-12 Commonwealth) can be eliminated from contention for a playoff berth with either a Lycoming or Albright win on Saturday.

Warrior Notes
• The Warriors need one more win to reach seven in the conference for the first time since the 2003-04 team won that many.

• With 68 steals, senior Rachael Scheller needs four more steals to tie Adrienne Wydra (1998-99) for fourth in the school’s single-season record book.

• Freshman Olivia Manges is averaging 13.0 points during the last four games.

• Junior Julia Antonelli is 11 rebounds away from becoming the ninth player in school history to reach 500 in a career.

• Antonelli became the 16th player in school history to reach 750 points in a career with her second of nine against Lebanon Valley.

• Antonelli is one of five players in the conference that is in the top 10 in both scoring (11.2, 10th) and rebounding (8.7, sixth).

• The Warriors are averaging 13.8 steals in the last eight games.