THE MATCHUP    
• The Javelinas will make their last road trip of 2020 with a visit to Angelo State and No. 8/14 Lubbock Christian
• Tipoff against the Rambelles is set for Thursday, February 20, at 5:30 p.m. at the Stephens Arena at the Junell Center
• Tipoff against the Lady Chaps is set for Saturday, February 22, at 1 p.m. at the Rip Griffin Center
• ASU snapped a three-game skid with wins over Oklahoma Christian and UAFS, both decided by fewer than 10 points
• De'Anira Moore leads the way with a 17.4 scoring average and 8.1 rebounding average for Angelo State in 20 starts
• Moore will be joined by Catara Samuel, Asia Davis and Sawyer Lloyd as the quartet all average double digit scoring
• Samuel is second on the team at 13.0 ppg, followed by Davis at 11.2 ppg and Lloyd at 10.8 ppg
• LCU has won five straight, including seven of its last eight, with wins over UAFS and OC
• Maddi Chitsey leads Lady Chaps with a 14.4 scoring average and 6.5 rebounding average
• Chitsey is joined by Allie Schulte and Ashton Duncan who also average at least 10 ppg
• Schulte is second on the team with 12.6 points per game, while Duncan rounds out the trio with 10.0 points per game
• All three leading scorers for LCU are shooting at a clip over 45.0%, led by Schulte at 50.4%

Run It Back    
• The Javelinas fell 56-48 to Texas A&M International over the weekend in the rematch between the two programs
• TAMUK had three score in double figures for the fourth time this season, led by Anastacia Mickens with 14 points
• Madison Lucas set a new season-high with 12 points, while Bridget Upton rounded out the trio with 10 points
• Mickens added seven rebounds to her total on the day, while Bri-Anna Soliz put away eight rebounds

Get Back on Defense    
• The Javelinas held the Patriots to 38 points in the win on January 9, the ninth time in program history TAMUK held opponents to fewer than 40 points
• It is the third time in the last four seasons the Javelinas held an opponent to fewer than 40 points after limiting Chadron to 37 in 2018-19 and 35 to East Central in 2016-17
• The fewest points allowed came in the inaugural season in 1977-78 with a 48-27 win over St. Mary's
• TAMUK held the Rattlers to two points in the first quarter on January 18, the lowest total allowed from an opponent all year
• In total, the Javelinas have held opponents to fewer than 10 points in a quarter on 16 separate occasions, the most recent being eight points allowed against Texas A&M International on February 15

Seeing Double    
• There have been two double-doubles on the year so far for the Javelinas
• Jalynn Johnson recorded both of them with exactly 11 points and 10 rebounds on two separate occasions
• Her first double-double came against UAFS on November 23 and she matched the feat against UT Permian Basin on December 19
• TAMUK recorded six double-doubles as a team in 2018-19, with Bri-Anna Soliz posting the most at four, most recently 15 points and 13 rebounds against Cameron on February 28

Fill the Stat Sheets    
• Three Javelinas have scored in double figures on four different occasions, most recently in a 56-48 loss to Texas A&M International on February 15
• Anastacia Mickens put up 14 points, along with 12 from Madison Lucas and 10 from Bridget Upton
• TAMUK also had three score in double digits against St. Edward's on February 8 in a 78-52 loss, Midwestern State on January 30 in a 54-50 win, and St. Mary's on January 18 in a 64-62 overtime loss
• In total, the Javelinas have had someone record at least 10 points on 35 separate occasions, with Mickens and Ravae Payne both with the single-season high at 23
• Payne put away 23 in the loss to TAMIU on December 14, while Mickens added 23 in the 55-48 loss to StMU on February 6
• TAMUK has only had someone record double-digit rebounds in seven games, including the two double-doubles from Jalynn Johnson
• Johnson, along with Bri-Anna Soliz, have both recorded 10 rebounds thrice in 2019-20

#00 Lidia Guiral    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 12 games; season-high 17 minutes against CU on Feb. 1
• In 2018-19: Season-high 21 minutes against Black Hills State on Nov. 9, scored five points against A&M-C on Jan. 31
• Transfer from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, appeared in 22 games for NEO, averaging 2.4 ppg

#1 Daisah Purnell    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in all 20 games with three starts; season-high 11 points against UTT on January 9; 29 minutes against TAMIU on Dec. 14
• Transfer from Highland Community College; appeared in 27 games, averaged 7.8 points and 3.3 rebounds per game in 2018-19; averaged 2.8 points and 1.8 rebounds per game in 2017-18
• From Kansas City, Mo.

#4 Bridget Upton    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 18 games, with 14 straight starts, with her first career start coming against WNMU on Dec. 21; season-high 16 points against StMU on Jan. 18 and ENMU on Jan. 25
• In 2018-19: Season-high 18 minutes against TAMUC on Jan. 31, six points against TSU on Feb. 2 and ASU on Dec. 6
• 2018 Offensive Player of the Year for George West H.S., All-Region, All-South Texas and CBCA All-Star selection

#5 Madison Lucas    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 19 games with four starts; season-high 31 minutes and 12 points aginst Texas A&M International on February 15
• True freshman from Houston, Texas
• Prepped at St. Agnes Academy

#10 Treazure Mouton    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in all 20 games with 10 starts; season-high 13 points against MSU Texas on Jan 30; season-high 38 minutes and seven assists against StMU on Feb. 6
• Transfer from Temple College, also played at Tyler Junior College
• Appeared in 30 games, averaged 6.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game last year
• From Houston, Texas, prepped at Hightower High School

#11 Angelica Wall    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 14 games; career-high five points against A&M-C on Jan. 11
• In 2018-19:  Totaled 18 minutes against TAMUC on Dec. 1; scored four points against Tarleton on Feb. 2
• Appeared in 27 total games for two years for Adams State, averaged 2.6 ppg in 2016-17
• Averaged 3.3 minutes in 2015-16 and 8.2 minutes in 2016-17

#13 Ravae Payne    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 12 games with 11 starts; career-high 23 points against TAMIU on Dec 14, matched on Jan. 4 against TWU and 40 minutes against UTPB on Dec. 19; hasn't played since Jan. 16 against St. Edward's
• In 2018-19: Ended the year scoring double figures in three of her last four contests, including 17 against CU on Feb. 28
• Transfer from South Plains College
• Appeared in 14 games, averaged 1.3 points on 3.5 minutes per game for SPC

#21 Jalynn Johnson    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 16 games with 14 starts; season-high 15 points against CSC on Nov. 9; grabbed a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds against UAFS on Nov 23 and matched the feat against UTPB on Dec 19
• Transfer from Tyler Junior College
• Appeared in 12 games, averaged 2.9 points and 2.4 rebounds per game
• From Sugar Land, Texas

#23 Anastacia Mickens    
• In 2019-20: Has started all 20 games; season-high 23 points and 33 minutes against StMU on Feb. 6; season-high 10 rebounds against CSC on Nov. 9
• Transfer from McLennan Community College
• Appeared in 29 games, averaged 7.9 points and 6.1 rebounds per game
• From Beaumont, Texas

#32 Bri-Anna Soliz    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in 16 games and started the last 14 straight; season-high 11 points against St. Mary's on Jan. 18; season-high 12 rebounds against MSU Texas on Jan. 30
• In 2018-19: First career double-double against WT on Jan. 10 (13 pts/15 reb); 17 rebounds against UTPB on Jan. 19; Recorded second career double-double against MSU Texas on Jan. 24 (16 pts/12 reb); Third double-double against UTPB on Feb. 21 (13 pts/11 reb); fourth against CU on Feb. 28 (15 pts/13 reb)
• Redshirt in 2017-18; prepped at Lakeview H.S., Three-time All-District, and two-time All-State honoree

#44 Maeghan Palmer    
• In 2019-20: Has appeared in all 20 games with three starts; season-high eight points and seven rebounds against CU on Feb. 1
• True freshman from Midlothian, Texas; prepped at Midlothian High School