UNH Returns to Action Feb. 13-14 at UMass Lowell (ESPN+)

Saturday, February 13

Lowell, Mass.

1 PM

University of New Hampshire

UMass Lowell

2/12/2021 3:41:00 PM | Women's Basketball

New Hampshire (5-11 overall, 5-8 America East) at UMass Lowell (9-8 overall, 8-6 America East)
Saturday, February 13 | 1 PM
Costello Athletic Center | Lowell, Mass.

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UNH at UMass Lowell
Sunday, February 14 | 1 PM
Costello Athletic Center | Lowell, Mass.

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THE MATCHUP
UNH has a 12-3 lifetime record against UMass Lowell that includes 11-3 since the River Hawks elevated to Division I and joined America East in the 2013-14 season. The Wildcats have a 5-2 road record in the series. UMass Lowell swept last year's series to end a stretch of eight consecutive losses to UNH.

STORYLINES
UNH has a 12-3 lifetime record against UMass Lowell that includes 11-3 since the River Hawks elevated to Division I and joined America East in the 2013-14 season. The Wildcats have a 5-2 road record in the series.

Senior guard Amanda Torres enters the weekend ranked No. 26 in the nation in minutes per game (36.89).

Three of UNH's starting five rank in the top 10 in the America East in minutes per game: Amanda Torres is No. 2 (36.9), followed by Héléna Delaruelle, 7th (32.3) and Adara Groman, 8th (32.0).

UNH never trailed and scored a season-high 76 points on a season-best .453 field goal percentage in last Sunday's win vs. NJIT. The Wildcats also recorded a season high of 17 assists and matched their high of eight 3-pointers.

UNH leads America East in free throw percentage (73.7%). UNH ranks second in AE in free throws made per game (12.1) and fourth in FT attempts per game (16.4).

UNH is the only America East team to defeat Maine (in 12 conference games) this season, and the Wildcats handed Stony Brook one of its two conference losses (in 10 AE games). Maine and SBU are scheduled to meet this weekend.

UNH has a 5-11 overall record that includes 5-8 in America East and 1-7 on the road (1-5 in conference road games). The Wildcats climbed into sole possession of fifth place in the conference standings with a 76-67 victory against NJIT last Sunday.

The Wildcats have lost three consecutive road games since their 57-52 win at Binghamton on Jan. 10.