Swosu enters the last week of the regular season

Swosu Women's Basketball (15-11, 11-9 GAC) takes a perfect journey from Arkansas and will bring this dynamic to the last week of the regular season before going to Fort Smith on the way to the GAC tournament.

This week they will travel to Ada to stand against East Central, a team that defeated them in Weatherford after they had closed the game with a 6-0 run in the last minute and affected the Tigers 62: 60. Then the Lady Bulldogs will organize Snu in the last game of the year on Saturday, March 1st, in the last game of the year, in which seven seniors are honored in PEC before their last game.

East Central (10-14, 8-12 GAC) joined the conference in the conference in the conference in the conference, with a lead of a game against southern Arkansas and Henderson State to reach the off-season. They have the lowest offensive production in the GAC, average only 58.9 points per game, but the third best defense, which enables opponents 59.2 points per game. You have the third highest three-point percentage at 32.8% in the league, but only make 5.3 three points per game, which occupies 10th place in the GAC. Katie Edelen has an average of 14 points in team height, while Eva Fernandez adds 10.7 points per game and team highs in assists (3.5 APG) and steals (1.6 SPG).

ECU and Swosu have met 60 times since 1998, with Swosu having a lead of 37-23. In ADA, the Lady DAWGS 15-13, including the last meeting between the two teams in the Tigers' Home, where Swosu exceeded on December 9, 2023 with a 65-35 victory.

Southern Nazarene (20-6, 17-3 GAC) wants to win a third GAC championship in the GAC season in a row and will win with both games this week. You could also share the title with Harding, depending on how the last week has affected. Snu took off Swosu at the beginning of the year 74-49 in Bethany. Hannah Giddy is the way for the storm with an average of almost a double double with 16.1 points per game and 9.8 rebounds per game (second in GAC). This year she bound 14 double double, the 10th in the nation and for most in the GAC (Sage Hawley, Harding). They set the defensive end and allow only 55.8 points per game when shooting 36%, both statistics that lead the GAC. You have the second best sales edge behind Swosu at +3.88 per game. Snu blocks 3.88 shots per game, also on the second best, behind Oklahoma Baptist.

Swosu has had a 19-10 advantage since 2012, but has lost the last five meetings between the two teams. At home, the Lady Bulldogs have a lead of 10: 4.

Averi Zinn The path for the Lady Bulldogs with 11.3 points per game is still leading. She also adds a team high in assists with 3.2 and steals 1.8 per game, which occupies sixth place in the conference. Layni tin (9.8 ppg) and Hailey Grant (9.5 ppg) round off the top three with an average of 1.1 blocks per game, also sixth in the GAC.

The Lady Bulldogs have won six of their last eight games and during this time only limited only 54.1 points per game per game, almost five points lower than their season average of 59.1 points per game. You are now checking the second best assessment of evaluation in the league behind Snu. In the last eight games, Swosu has become over 20.3 times per game, compared to only 11.6 for the Lady Dawgs.