Women's Basketball | 1/8/2015 1:04:00 PM

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LAST TIME OUT
>The Huskies rolled to an 80-47 victory over Slippery Rock on the road Wednesday night behind 24 points from Adreana Sadowski (Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights) and 19 from Camden Boehner (Gettysburg/Gettysburg Area).

>After a slow start, the Huskies finished the first half on a 16-2 run to establish control.

>Bloomsburg held Slippery Rock to just 22 percent shooting from the floor (6-for-27) after halftime.

>The Huskies defense forced The Rock into an SRU season high 26 turnovers.
 
SCOUTING WCU
West Chester opened the season with eight straight wins before suffering two setbacks in crossover play - a 69-61 loss at Gannon on Dec. 17 and a 74-56 defeat at home vs. nationally ranked IUP on Sunday. The Golden Rams bounced back with a 62-55 road win at Seton Hill on Wednesday.

The Golden Rams boast a high-powered offense, ranking third in the PSAC in scoring at 75.7 ppg, powered by two of the conference's top 10 scorers - junior guard Dallas Ely (16.1 ppg, fourth) and junior guard Brittany Sicinski (14.8 ppg, ninth). Ely has scored in double figures 12 out of 13 games this year and tallied 20 or more points three times including a season-best 28 vs. Shippensburg. Sicinski, meanwhile, has registered double-figure scoring 11 times on the year.

Like Bloomsburg, WCU is also adept at forcing turnovers - opponents average 20.8 turnovers per game.

West Chester is led by first-year head coach Kiera Wooden. Wooden is no stranger to the program - she spent the last 10 years as the top assistant for longtime coach Deirdre Kane who retired during the summer after posting 19 winning seasons in 26 years at WCU. A four-year player for the Rams, Wooden was All-PSAC East three times and ranks fifth in Rams career scoring with 1,378 points.

LAST MEETING / SERIES HISTORY
Bloomsburg leads 37-32
The Huskies and Golden Rams have a spirited history with one another, often with their meetings resulting in classic games. Bloomsburg has won three straight and eight of 12 games vs. West Chester under head coach Bill Cleary with eight of those games being decided by single digits.

The Huskies swept last year's season series with an 88-80 road win and a 66-58 victory at Nelson Field House on Feb. 19, 2014. On that day, the Huskies leapfrogged West Chester to take control of the PSAC East, leading by nine at halftime. Bloomsburg stretched the advantage to 14 just three minutes into the second half, however the West Chester press got the Golden Rams back into the game while also using a 15-6 advantage on the offensive glass to chip away at their deficit. West Chester closed to within 53-52 with 5:42 to go, but a 3-pointer from Jocelyn Ford (Lansing, NY/Lansing) stemmed the tide. The Rams remained within four with 37 seconds to go, but Adreana Sadowski (Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights) worked herself behind the WCU defense for an easy layup to put the game away. Ford registered 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists to power the Huskies.

TWEETABLES
Huskies facts in 140 characters or less
-The 10 3-pointers made by the Huskies on Wednesday at SRU were a season high. Camden Boehner (Gettysburg/Gettysburg Area) made a career high five 3's, the most of any BU player this season.

-Wednesday's win was the 16th straight for the Huskies in true road games - their last loss came at Shippensburg in December 2013.

-Bloomsburg went 6-1 this season against the PSAC West, however the win vs. Edinboro did not count toward conference standings.

-The Huskies posted the best record of any PSAC East team in crossover play.

-Sunday's win over No. 23 California was the first time this season the Huskies have committed more turnovers than their opponent.

-The Huskies have held opponents to under 60 points eight times this season.

-Bloomsburg is undefeated when Adreana Sadowski (Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights) records 10 or more rebounds - the Huskies are 8-0 in such games during Sadowski's career.

-Sadowski's six blocks Saturday vs. Seton Hill marked a career high and were the most by a Huskies player since Colleen Kegerreis had seven swats at Cheyney on Feb. 7, 2009.

-Sadowski had six more blocks Wednesday vs. The Rock. She now has 14 blocks in her past three games and 31 for the year to rank third in the PSAC.     
-Camden Boehner (Gettysburg/Gettysburg Area) set a career high with 19 points on Wednesday at SRU - her 14 points during the first half were better than her previous career best of 13 points she scored at Clarion and vs. California.

-The Huskies held Slippery Rock to 22 percent shooting during the second half on Wednesday. Bloomsburg limited Cal U to 27 percent shooting during the second period of Sunday's victory.

NUMBERS TO KNOW
> 6 - Adreana Sadowski (Fleetwood/Brandywine Heights) tallied her sixth career double-double vs. California.

> +6.5 - Bloomsburg ranks second in the PSAC in turnover margin at +5.8. The Huskies cause opponents on average 22.7 turnovers per game.

> 7 - The largest deficit the Huskies have overcome this year and still won is seven points, done four times including in each of the past three victories vs. Seton Hill, California and Slippery Rock.

> 14 - Marla Simmons (Lebanon/Cedar Crest) went 14-for-14 at the foul line in the win over Seton Hill on Jan. 3. The school record for free throws made in a game is 15, set three times - Lesley Seitzinger did so on Feb. 10, 1990; Kathy Maguire recorded the feat on Feb. 22, 1992 and Kelsey Gallagher also did so on Feb. 11, 2012.

> 34.2% - In their 10 wins this year, the Huskies have held opponents to just 34.2 percent shooting from the floor during the second half of games.

> 44.8% - During their current three-game winning streak the Huskies are shooting 44.8 percent from the field.