WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - With four teams in the hunt for three remaining MAC Commonwealth Tournament slots heading into Saturday, Feb. 20, the regular season finale for all teams in the league, the Lycoming College men's basketball team may have to do a lot of scoreboard watching to determine its seed, but the only sure way to earn a slot in the tournament is by beating Lebanon Valley in Sorrentino Gymnasium.

The Warriors (16-8 overall, 8-7 MAC Commonwealth) can lock up a seed in the conference tournament in 13 of the 16 possible scenarios that can play out through Saturday's MAC Commonwealth games, earning as high as a No. 2 seed in the process. A win would guarantee one of those tournament slots, while a loss would require help from other teams.

The Flying Dutchmen (15-9 overall, 9-6 MAC Commonwealth) are one of two teams in the league that have clinched a berth.

Warrior Notes
• The Warriors lead the MAC Commonwealth in scoring margin (6.3), offensive rebounds (14.4), steals (9.5), rebounds (41.9), turnover margin (5.79)  and turnovers forced (19.0).

• Lycoming and Alvernia are the only teams in the MAC Commonwealth to post .500 or better conference records in each of the last five years.

• Sophomore Alex Newbold needs 11 more points to reach 500 in his career.

• Junior Willie Kee needs 10 more points to reach 800 in his collegiate career. He scored 689 in two years at junior colleges.

• Freshman T.J. Duckett needs one more 3-pointer to become the 20th player in school history to can 55 in a season.

• The Warriors are averaging 21.0 points off turnover, 39.2 points in the paint, 11.4 fastbreak points and 25.2 points from the bench per game.

• With 228 steals this season, the team needs eight more to match the 2008-09 team for the ninth most in school history.