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GAME 19 n TOWSON VS DREXEL n JANUARY 31, 2020 n PHILADELPHIA, PA. n DASKALAKIS ATHLETIC CENTER 2019-20 TOWSON UNIVERSITY TIGERS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOWSON MEDIA RELATIONS | TOWSON CENTER ROOM 352 8000 YORK RD, TOWSON, MD 21252 | NICOLE CURTIN (o) 410.704.4972 (c) 301.704.4413 SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME 19: REMATCH OF 2019 CHAMPIONS DATE OPPONENT RADIO/TV TIME/RESULT January 31, 2020 u7 p.m. - Daskalakis Athletic Center u Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 5 PENN STATE L, 73-67 GAME INFORMATION Nov. 9 at San Diego State L, 80-72 Nov. 11 at San Diego L, 81-67 Series: Drexel leads 57-21 Nov. 16 MOUNT St. MARY’S W, 73-57 Current Tiger Streak: W1 Nov. 24 AMERICAN W, 63-60 Nov. 28 Iowa$ L, 100-72 TOWSON TIGERS Last Meeting: March 16, 2019 DREXEL DRAGONS Record: 13-6, 6-1 CAA Nov. 29 Iona$ W, 75-58 Record: 10-8, 5-2 CAA (2019 CAA Championship Game) Rankings (AP/Coaches): N/A Dec. 4 TEMPLE L, 74-59 Rankings (AP/Coaches): N/A Towson W 53-49 Last Game: Jan. 26, 2020 Dec. 8 at Rutgers L, 67-53 Last Game: Jan. 26, 2020 at William & Mary, 61-54 W vs. Hofstra, 84-71 W Live Stats: DrexelDragons.com Dec. 21 MARSHALL W, 59-56 Head Coach: Denise Dillon Head Coach: Diane Richardson TV/Streaming: FloSports Jan. 3 ELON* L, 74-61 Alma Mater: Villanova ‘96 Alma Mater: Frostburg, ‘80 Live Audio: Towson Sports Network: Jan. 5 WILLIAM & MARY* L, 83-75 Career Record: 306-204 (17th yr) Career Record: 40-41 (3rd yr.) Ben Rosenbaum & Rashad Christian Jan. 8 CHESTNUT HILL W, 86-49 Record at Drexel: same Record at Towson: same Dillon vs. Towson: 30-7 Jan. 12 JAMES MADISON* W, 76-75 Richardson vs. Drexel: Jan. 17 at Charleston* W, 79-62 STATISTICAL LEADERS Jan. 19 at UNCW* W, 61-48 STATISTICAL LEADERS Points Kionna Jeter, 18.9 Jan. 24 NORTHEASTERN* W, 81-68 Points Bailey Greenberg, 18.9 Jan. 26 HOFSTRA* W, 84-71 Rebounds Nukiya Mayo, 7.7 Rebounds Bailey Greenberg, 5.6 Jan. 31 at Drexel* 7 p.m. Feb. 2 at Delaware* 1 p.m. Assists Q. Murray, 5.1 Assists Aubree Brown, 4.9 Feb. 9 at James Madison* 2 p.m. Feb. 14 UNCW* TSN/FloSports 7 p.m. Feb. 16 CHARLESTON* TSN/FloSports 2 p.m. PROJECTED TOWSON STARTERS *based on previous starting lineup Feb. 21 at Hofstra* 7 p.m. #1 NUKIYA MAYO - F #11 Q. MURRAY - G Feb. 23 at Northeastern* 2 p.m. 5-9 | R-Sr. | Baltimore, Md. Feb. 28 DELAWARE* TSN/FloSports 7 p.m. 6-3 | Sr. | Bronx, N.Y. March 1 DREXEL* TSN/FloSports 2 p.m. March 5 at William & Mary 7 p.m. March 7 at Elon 2 p.m. March 12 CAA Quarterfinal at Elon TBA March 13 CAA Semifinal at Elon TBA #21 KIONNA JETER - G #22 LaKAITLIN WRIGHT March 14 CAA Championship at Elon TBA 5-8 | R-Jr. | Spartanburg, S.C. * - Colonial Athletic Association contest - C $- Puerto Rico Clasico Tournament 6-3 | Jr. | Alamo, Ga. All game times are Eastern and subject to change Home Games in Bold #32 RYAN HOLDER - G 5-11 | Sr. | Baltimore, Md. BREAKING DOWN THE RECORD f Below are the records and streaks for Towson 2019-20 STREAK RICHARDSON Overall 10-8 W6 40-41 Home 6-4 W4 20-16 Follow the Tigers Road/Neut. 3-4 W2 19-25 CAA 5-2 W5 20-22 CAA Home 3-2 W3 CAA Road 2-0 W2 @Towson_WBB @TowsonWomensBball Towson Women’s Basketball @TowsonTigers @TUTigers Towson Tigers 2019-20 TOWSON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL u GAME 19: TOWSON AT DREXEL RECORD u 10-8/5-2 CAA f Last Time Out Tigers took two wins in the three meetings 2019-20 QUICK FACTS Towson is coming off its sixth-straight of the 2019 year, one at the DAC and one Location Towson, Md. 21252 win after taking down Hofstra on Sunday in March for the ring. Last January Towson Founded 1866 afternoon at home. Led by redshirt senior defeated Drexel on its home court on a Enrollment 22,499 Q. Murray with a career-high 22 points, 21 buzzer beater from Nukiya Mayo. Affiliation NCAA Division I points from Kionna Jeter and another 21 for Conference CAA Nickname Tigers Nukiya Mayo, the Tigers defeated the pride f Nukiya Mayo Named CAA Player of the 84-71 after trailing by six at the half. Week, Jan. 27 Colors Black, Gold & White Mayo helped push the Towson University Arena SECU Arena Capacity 5,200 f Scouting the Tigers women’s basketball team to its fifth and President Dr. Kim Schatzel Following the victorious weekend Towson sixth straight wins, capitalizing on her fifth Athletics Director Tim Leonard enters the week 10-8 overall with a 5-2 mark consecutive double-double on Friday night. Alma Mater Boise State in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play, Mayo dropped 21 points in both Friday and Faculty Representative Dr. Jessica Minkove holding third place. Kionna Jeter continues Sunday’s games and grabbed 17 boards to lead the Tigers with 18.9 points per game on the weekend, 10 on Friday. The senior HISTORY while Nukiya Mayo is posting 16.4 and Q. recorded her 1,178th point on Friday putting First Year of Basketball 1967-68 Murray averages 10.8. Mayo leads Towson her ninth in the Towson all-time leading All-time Record 586-680 (.462)/1,266 games on the glass with 7.7 rebounds a night scorer’s top-10. Mayo also dished out six NCAA Tournament appearances/last 1/2019 Postseason NIT appearances/last 1/1969 and Murray leads in assists with 5.1 per assists, had three steals and a block between Last Postseason Opponent UConn (NCAA Tournament, 2019) game. The Tigers are second in the league the two games. Result L, 110-61 (First Round) in scoring, averaging 70.2 points per game and second in rebounding offense with 39.4 f Tigers in CAA Stats 2019-20 TEAM INFORMATION boards on average. Jeter is currently second in the CAA in scoring Overall Record 20-13 (18.9 ppg) while Nukiya Mayo holds sixth CAA Record/Finish 11-7 (Tied 3rd) f Scouting the Dragons (16.4). The scoring tandem also appear in Leading Scorer Kionna Jeter, G (17.3 ppg) Drexel and James Madison are tied for first the rebounding top-10, Mayo fifth (7.7 rpg) Leading Rebounder Nukiya Mayo, G/F (7.6 rpg) place in the CAA, the Dragons are 13-6 and Jeter eighth (6.6 rpg). Q. Murray leads Leading Assists Q. Murray, G (4.4 apg) overall and 6-1 in conference play. Towson the conference in assists (5.1 per game) and 2019-20 TEAM INFORMATION and Drexel are both on a six-game win streak is first in assist/turnover ratio (2.1). Mayo Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 currently, the Dragons defeated William & is ranked for a third time in blocked shots, Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/3 Mary on the road on Sunday. Reigning 2019 she is fourth in the CAA (1.4 bpg) and Ryan Percent of scoring returning .600 CAA Player of the Year Baily Greenberg leads Holder is second (1.6 bpg).Jeter leads the Percent of rebounding returning .466 Drexel offensively with 18.9 points per game, league in steals (3.0 spg). the solo double-figure scorer on the roster. COACHING STAFF She also leads the team in rebounds with f Jeter Ranked 29th Nationally in Points Head Coach Diane Richardson (Frostburg State, ‘80) 5.6 on average while Aubree Brown leads in Per Game Record at Towson/Years 29-34 / 2 years assists with 4.9 a night. Drexel’s single loss in Last season Kionna Jeter reached a peak in Career Record/Years same conference play came to Charleston on the the top-10 of scorers nationally. Her highest Basketball Office Phone (410) 704-5787 Best time to reach coach Contact Media Relations Office road. position this season, the redshirt junior is Associate Head Coach Zach Kancher (George Washington, ‘03) 29th in points per game (18.9) as of Jan. 28. Assistant Coach E.C. Hill (NIU ‘95) f The Drexel Series She is also 17th in steals per game (3.0 avg.), Assistant Coach Cheyenne Curley (Howard ‘13) A longtime series continues this weekend 20th in steals (54) and 18th in field goal Dir. of Operations Myles Jackson (Towson ‘18) in the 79th meeting between Towson and attempts (318). Asst. Dir. of Operations Jasmine Allen (Towson ‘18) Drexel. The teams last faced each other in Athletic Trainer Kelsey Cannon the 2019 CAA Championship game at the Strength Coach Amit Vohra Bob Carpenter Center on March 16, 2019. The Administrative Assistant Carolyn Carter Dragons lead the series 57-21 and have won 30 meetings in Philadelphia. Last season the 2 2019-20 TOWSON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2019-20 TOWSON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL u GAME 19: TOWSON AT DREXEL RECORD u 10-8/5-2 CAA SERIES VS. DREXEL Total .......................................................Drexel leads 57-21 Tale of the Tape In Towson ...................................................................13-21 In Philadelphia ..............................................................6-30 Drexel ....................................................2019-20 Totals ..........................................Towson At Neutral Sites ..............................................................2-6 Current Tiger Streak ........................................................W1 60.7 ....................................................................... Scoring Offense .............................................................70.2 Most Towson Points ...............................................81, twice 57.4 .......................................................................Scoring Defense............................................................ 68.3 Most Drexel Points ............................................93, 2000-01 3.3 ...........................................................................Scoring Margin ............................................................... 1.9 Biggest Towson Win .....................................80-56, 1998-99 Biggest Drexel Win ..............................74-33, March 3, 2016 39.0% ............................................................
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  • C:\Documents and Settings\Craig.USAB\My Documents\Work Files\RELEASES\2005\05 Wtrials Athletes.Wpd

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