WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Already with a win against a team that was in first place in the league and with another win that ended a 10-game skid against an opponent, the Lycoming College women's basketball team is loaded with confidence heading into a huge Commonwealth Conference matchup with Messiah on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Dutch Burch Court at Lamade Gym.

The Warriors (9-9 overall, 6-6 Commonwealth) have begun to turn heads in the league, with a win over first-place Stevenson and the team's first win over Widener since 2009, both coming in the last three weeks.

Messiah (13-6 overall, 9-3 Commonwealth) continues to be one of the league powers, as it enters the last six games of the year in a four-way tie for first with Elizabethtown, Lebanon Valley and Stevenson.

Warrior Notes
• The 84 points against Widener were the most for the Warriors against a NCAA opponent since an 88-84 win over SUNY Purchase on Nov. 18, 2006.

• With her 32 points against Widener, sophomore Olivia Manges became the first Warrior to score 30 points in a game since Lyndy LeVan had 30 against Centenary on Nov. 24, 2002.

• Manges hit a school-record nine 3-pointers against Widener, breaking the mark of six, which had been reached six times.

• Manges needs 14 more points to reach 400 in her career.

• With 1,086 career points, senior Julia Antonelli needs 14 more to become the seventh player in school history to reach 1,100.

• After posting 21 points and 12 rebounds against Widener, Antonelli has 25 career double-doubles.