WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - After coming back from an 11-point deficit against Widener, the Lycoming College women's basketball team will head to Stevenson on Monday, Feb. 1, for a critical battle of second-place teams in the MAC Commonwealth.

The Warriors (12-7 overall, 7-3 MAC Commonwealth) were led by sophomore Haley Sipple,  who scored a career-high 24 points in the 71-65 comeback win against Widener on Jan. 30. Sophomore Shelby Mueller also added 15 points, as Lycoming scored 28 points in the paint.

The Mustangs (10-6 overall, 7-3 MAC Commonwealth) beat Arcadia, 67-50, in its last outing. Junior Sara Tarbert led the way with 15 points while senior Stephanie Martinez and freshman Jonyae Curry each scored 10.

Warrior Notes
• The Warriors need one more win to clinch the program's third straight .500 season. It would be the first time since a five-season run from 1993-98 that the team accomplished that.

• Lycoming's magic number to clinch a spot in the five-team MAC Commonwealth Championship is three (any combination of Lycoming wins and Widener losses).

• With 45 career blocks, senior Chelsea Henderson needs one more to tie Julia Antonelli (2010-14) for 10th in school history.

• With 122 made 3-pointers, senior Olivia Manges needs four more to tie Jennifer Shuler (1995-99) for second in school history.

• Manges needs seven more points to become the 14th player in school history with 800 in a career.

• Sophomore Haley Sipple's 11 made free throws against WIdener were the second-most in school history.