WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - After a narrow three-point loss to Rutgers-Newark in the opener of the Hoops for Hounds Tournament, the Lycoming College women's basketball team will get back on the court on Sunday, Dec. 30, as it hosts Hunter College in the consolation game of the tournament at 12 p.m. at Lamade Gym.

The Warriors (8-4 overall) were led by 20 points and five steals from junior Akilah McFadden in a 72-69 loss to Rutgers-Newark. Sophomore Erica Lutz added 13 points and 13 rebounds and junior Kayla Kline also had 11 points.

Hunter (4-6 overall) fell to Rosemont, 69-59, in the other first round game. Junior Theresa Leung led the Hawks with 14 points and three steals and senior Selina Lim added 11 points and six rebounds.

Warrior Notes
• The Warriors are 1-1 all-time against CUNYAC opponents, last beating John Jay, 80-57, at the Hoops four Hounds Tournament in 2009.

• The Warriors lead the MAC Commonwealth in field goal percentage (.408), free throw percentage (.766) and rebounding defense (35.2).

• Junior Kayla Kline needs 13 more points to become the 33rd player in program history to score 600 in a career.

• With her third of 20 points against Rutgers-Newark, junior Akilah McFadden became the 26th player in program history to reach 700 in a career.

• With 151 career steals, McFadden needs three more to tie Chelsea Henderson (2012-16) for ninth in program history.

• McFadden is two blocked shots shy of becoming the 12th player in program history to reject 50 in a career.

• Sophomore Erica Lutz is one of two players in the MAC Commonwealth in the top five in scoring (fifth, 15.8) and rebounding (fourth, 9.5).