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GOLD RUSH
Fans are asked to wear their gold in support of the Huskies on Wednesday night at Nelson Field House!

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HUSKIES HOST SENIOR DAY
The Huskies will honor their two seniors, Brianna Dudeck (Sugarloaf/Hazleton) and Catherine Noack (Bethlehem/Liberty) before Wednesday's game. The senior duo has been key to Bloomsburg's tremendous success in recent years as the two have helped the program to four straight 20-win seasons, capturing the PSAC East regular season title each of those years. Bloomsburg has posted a record of 94-21 since Dudeck and Noack suited up in maroon and gold for the first time, good for the sixth-best winning percentage in all of Division II during that time. The duo is approaching the winningest four-year period in school history - the Huskies won 98 games between 1988-92.

SCOUTING KUTZTOWN
The Golden Bears are locked in as the No. 6 seed from the PSAC East in the upcoming PSAC Tournament, locking in on Saturday despite suffering an 81-52 loss to Shippensburg in their last time out. Advia Campbell finished with 11 points, nine rebounds and eight blocks in the game, setting the KU single season record for blocks with 69 swats this year. Kutztown ranks 13th in the PSAC in scoring offense at 65.2 ppg and 11th in scoring defense, allowing 71.6 ppg. Led by Campbell, the Golden Bears rank second in the conference in blocks per game with 4.7, but struggle shooting from the floor – KU ranks 14th in overall field goal percentage (40.0%) and 15th in 3-point percentage (29.0%).

THE BLOOMSBURG-KUTZTOWN SERIES
Bloomsburg leads 63-23
The Huskies have won nine straight games vs. their PSAC East rival Kutztown, including three victories last season. Bloomsburg won at Kutztown, 74-56, last month behind 15 points from Adreana Sadowski (Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights). Brianna Dudeck (Sugarloaf/Hazleton) added a career-high 13 points off the bench and Catherine Noack (Bethlehem/Liberty) tallied 12 points. Advia Campbell led Kutztown with 14 points. Last year, the Huskies started their march to the PSAC Championship with an 81-52 win over Kutztown at Nelson Field House in the conference quarterfinals. The last Kutztown win in the series came on its home floor in the first round of the 2010 PSAC Tournament when the Golden Bears registered a 74-67 overtime win on March 2, 2010.

TWEETABLES (Huskies facts in 140 characters or less)
-Bloomsburg has secured its fourth straight outright PSAC East title following Saturday's win at Mansfield.

-The Huskies become the first team to capture the East outright four straight years since Bloomsburg did so from 1988-91. No other team has won the division outright more than back-to-back seasons consecutively.

-The Huskies are 30-1 during the month of February since 2011.

-Bloomsburg's 15-game winning streak is the fourth longest active streak in Division II. Only Bentley (25), Colorado Mesa (24) and Lubbock Christian (21) have won more consecutive games entering this week.

-Catherine Noack (Bethlehem/Liberty) enters Wednesday with 228 career 3-pointers and needs only two to pass Kelsey Gallagher for second all-time in BU history.

-Noack is shooting 47.8% from 3-pointers this year. The BU season record is 46.9% set by Christie Berry in 1997-98.

-Bloomsburg has made more 3-pointers than its opponent 18 times this year, going 16-2 in those games.

FORD EARNS AOW HONORS
Junior Jocelyn Ford (Lansing, NY/Lansing) was named PSAC East Athlete of the Week for the second time this season on Monday. Ford averaged 16.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists during the week, scoring 17 points vs. West Chester and 16 at Mansfield. Ford joins teammate Catherine Noack (Bethlehem/Liberty) in winning Athlete of the Week honors multiple times this year with each player taking two AOW nods apiece.