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GAME PROGRAM INFO
Slippery Rock has moved away from printed game programs for all sports in 2025-26. This page will serve as the "Digital Game Program" for this week's game. To navigate to all gameday info for any SRU home events this year, simply visit rockathletics.com/gameday or scan the QR code on the "Gameday Info" posters hanging in each facility.
 

Slippery Rock vs. Pitt-Johnstown
The Rock (6-13, 4-9 PSAC)	Mountain Cats (6-14, 3-10 PSAC)
Roster	Roster
Schedule	Schedule
Statistics	Statistics
Coach Ryenn Micaletti	Coach D'wan Shackleford-Vickroy
Program Records	Program Records
PSAC Standings
PSAC Leaders
PSAC Schedule
Morrow Field House
Tickets

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – The Slippery Rock University women's basketball team gears up for a pivotal Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Western Division matchup versus Pitt-Johnstown 1 p.m. Saturday at Morrow Field House.

TICKET PRICES
Fans are encouraged to purchase advance tickets online HERE.
Adult General Admission: $10
Visiting Student with valid student ID: $5
Ages 7-High School: $5
Ages 6 and Under: FREE
SRU Students: FREE with valid student ID
Game Day Sales Only
Alumni (w/ Valid ID): $8
Faculty/Staff: $8
 
WATCH ON YOUR TV - "ROCK ATHLETICS DIGITAL NETWORK" APPS
• Fans can watch Saturday's game live and on-demand for free on the Rock Athletics Digital Network, created and operated by the SRU athletic communication office.
 
• Search for Rock Athletics Digital Network in the app stores on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Android TV devices. The streaming web player linked above will also integrate with Chrome Cast devices to allow viewers to cast the game to those devices.
 
PSAC 75TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION GAME
Founded March 11, 1951, the PSAC is celebrating its 75th anniversary season in 2025-26. As part of its 75th anniversary season the conference has recognized 300 of its most prominent contributors in four 75-person categories:
 
1. Made in the PSAC: Recognizing former student-athletes that have gone on to influential careers after graduation (which could be in the sports industry, but not as a professional athlete.) Click HERE For SRU's Honorees.

2. 75 Greatest Female Athletes: Recognizing former female student-athletes that had exceptional athletic careers during or after their participation in the PSAC. Click HERE For SRU's Honorees.

3. 75 Greatest Male Athletes: Recognizing former male student-athletes that had exceptional athletic careers during or after their participation in the PSAC. Click HERE For SRU's Honorees.

4. Distinguished Keystones: Individuals that have been historically influential in the PSAC, whether it be staff, coaches, or administrators. Click HERE For SRU's Honorees.
 
Those Rock luminaries are being invited to campus this Saturday to be recognized between the women's and men's games in an on-court ceremony.
 
Slippery Rock women's basketball had four people honored by the PSAC: Roberta Page, Becky Siembak, C. Vivian Stringer and Darcie Vincent. More about Page, Siembak, Stringer and Vincent can be read below while a full list of The Rock's honorees in each category can be found in the above links.

ROBERTA PAGE – Made in the PSAC
• Sports: Softball, Basketball
• Years at SRU: 1984-88
• Accomplishments: Page became the first female in SRU history to be named the permanent full-time athletic director when she returned to her alma mater in 2021 after serving as the director of championships and alliances at the NCAA office from 2009-21. Page also served as the director of athletics at fellow PSAC institution Shippensburg from 2003-09. She played four years of softball and one season of basketball at The Rock, graduating in 1988 before going on to earn a doctorate in educational leadership from Duquesne University. Page has led two different PSAC institutions to the Dixon Trophy as the league's best athletic department and has overseen four total Dixon Trophy wins, including the 2023-24 victory for Slippery Rock. In four years serving as the athletic director at SRU, Page has overseen dramatic transformations to the campuses athletic facilities, including the complete renovation of Kasnevich Field, one of the finest Division II softball facilities in the country.

BECKY SIEMBAK – 75 Greatest Female Athletes
• Sport: Basketball
• Year at SRU: 1999-00 (transferred to Cal after freshman year)
• Accomplishments: Siembak began her college career at Slippery Rock, where she helped The Rock win 23 games and a regional title as a freshman in 1999-00. She was named to first team All-PSAC honors and was the PSAC West Rookie of the Year. She transferred to California (Pa.) to follow former SRU head coach Darcie Vincent after her freshman year and helped lead the Vulcans to a national title in her senior season.

C. VIVIAN STRINGER – Made in the PSAC
• Sport: Basketball
• Years at SRU: 1967-70
• Accomplishments: Stringer is one of the truly legendary names in the history of women's basketball in the United States. She spent 50 years as a collegiate head coach, where she amassed 1,055 wins, four NCAA Final Four appearances and 28 berths in the NCAA Tournament. She was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009 and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001. She began her storied career in the PSAC, where she played at Slippery Rock before becoming a coach at Cheyney from 1972-83. While at Cheyney, she led the Wolves to an NCAA Division I Final Four run and an appearance in the first women's national championship game in 1982. Stringer went on to coach at Iowa, leading the Hawkeyes to the 1993 Final Four. She made her biggest mark at Rutgers University, where the home court is named in her honor after she spent 27 seasons leading the Scarlet Knights. She took Rutgers to two Final Fours and also helped the U.S. win a gold medal while serving as an assistant coach at the 2004 Olympic Games. Stringer had a Child Development Center at the Nike World Headquarters dedicated in her name in 2008. She named one of the wings in the center "The Rock" in recognition of her time at SRU.

DARCIE VINCENT – Distinguished Keystones
• Years at SRU: Head Women's Basketball Coach, 1996-00
• Other PSAC: Head Coach at California (Pa.), 2000-08
• Accomplishments: Vincent served as head coach of the SRU women's basketball program for four seasons from 1996-00 before leaving The Rock to become head coach at California (Pa.) from 2000-08. She led SRU to a 23-7 record in 1999-00 and a trip to the NCAA Elite Eight after The Rock won three NCAA Tournament games to win the regional title. Vincent posted a 212-47 record at Cal and led the Vulcans to the 2004 national title.

HOOPS FOR HUNGER SET FOR FEB. 11
Slippery Rock will host a Hoops for Hunger event Feb. 11 in conjunction with The Rock basketball doubleheader against Clarion.
 
Fans are encouraged to bring donations such as canned goods, granola bars, pasta, rice, peanut butter, shampoo, soap, toothpaste, deodorant and other daily essentials. Monetary contributions will also be accepted.
 
Rock Pantry+ is Slippery Rock University's food pantry, providing supplementary food and resources to students experiencing food insecurity on campus. The mission of Rock Pantry+ is to reduce hunger for SRU students and to provide access to a high-quality variety of food options, tools for meal preparation and toiletries at no cost. All active SRU students are eligible to utilize Rock Pantry+.
 
To read more about Hoops For Hunger click HERE.

2025 PSAC EXCELLENCE IN OFFICIATING AWARD
Additionally, prior to the tipoff of the women's game longtime collegiate referee, and Slippery Rock alumnae, Pam Miller will be presented with the 2025 PSAC Excellence in Officiating Award. Miller was tabbed as this year's recipient after a nomination and voting process by the PSAC's officiating coordinators and the PSAC Officiating Committee.

Miller has officiated three sports in her career – women's basketball for 49 years, field hockey for 37 years, and women's lacrosse for 42 years. She has been a PSAC official for 40 years in women's basketball, 30 years in women's lacrosse and 25 years in field hockey. Miller is already a member of the Western Pennsylvania Basketball Club Hall of Fame and was a PSAC/NCAA Division II 50th Anniversary Gold Award honoree in 2024. 

GAME 20 of 26
Opponent: Pitt-Johnstown
Date: Saturday – 1 p.m.
Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
Venue: Morrow Field House
Video: Link
Live Stats: Link
Tickets: Link
In-game Updates: Twitter/X (@Rock_Athletics)

SERIES HISTORY vs. Pitt-Johnstown
Overall: UPJ leads 45-15
Current Streak: UPJ W2
At Slippery Rock: UPJ leads 20-12
First Meeting: Jan. 13, 1978 (SRU won 72-67)
Last Meeting: Jan. 10, 2026 (UPJ won 82-70)
Most Points, SRU: 89 – Nov. 21, 1995, Dec. 4, 1991
Most Points, UPJ: 111 – Feb. 26, 1991, Jan. 11, 1989
Largest Victory, SRU: 19 (82-63, Feb. 17, 1986)
Largest Victory, UPJ: 52 (111-59, Jan. 11, 1989)
SRU coach Ryenn Micaletti vs. UPJ: 1-4
UPJ coach D'wan Shackleford-Vickroy vs. SRU: 2-1

THE FIRST TIME AROUND
Slippery Rock and Pitt-Johnstown met for the first time this season, Jan. 10, where the Mountain Cats came out victorious, 82-70.

Sophia Hook led SRU in scoring with 19 points. Mairan Haggerty (14), Karianna Woods (12) and Kayley Joseph-Bernard (10) also scored in double-digits for The Rock. Alyssa Gillin scored nine points and blocked two shots, while Iyanna Wade dished out four assists and scored four points as well.

Angel Azrim led all scorers with 20 points. Riley Childress (16) and M'laya Ainsworth (15) joined Azrim in double-figures. UPJ scored 48 of its 82 points in the paint.

TOP ACTIVE SRU PLAYERS AGAINST THE MOUNTAIN CATS
Sophia Hook – 3 GP: 11.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.0 steals
Alyssa Gillin – 5 GP: 7.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.2 blocks
Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 3 GP: 6.0 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.3 steals, 1.3 blocks
Deryn Moye – 5 GP: 2.0 points, 1.4 rebounds
Mairan Haggerty – 3 GP: 6.0 points, 3.7 rebounds
Iyanna Wade – 1 GP: 4.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 1.0 steal
 

TEAM COMPARISON
THE ROCK	STAT	MOUNTAIN CATS
64.7	Points per Game	69.1
72.4	Opp. Points per Game	71.6
39.6%	Field Goal Pct.	41.8%
43.6%	Opp. Field Goal Pct.	45.6%
32.4%	3-Point Pct.	31.0%
32.1%	Opp 3-Point Pct.	28.9%
6.7	3-Pointers Made per Game	5.4
67.5%	Free Throw Pct.	78.4%
34.3	Rebounds per Game	35.0
40.9	Opp. Rebounds per Game	34.8
-6.6	Rebounding Margin	+0.2
13.7	Assists	13.7
-1.0	Turnover Margin	+1.0
7.6	Steals	10.0
3.9	Blocks	1.5
Per game averages

THE ROCK BY THE NUMBERS   |   Roster   |   Stats
Overall Record: 6-13
PSAC Record: 4-9
Home Record: 2-6
Away Record: 3-6
Neutral Site Record: 1-1
Streak: L2
PSAC West Rank: 7^th
Head Coach: Ryenn Micaletti | Third season (15-55)

LAST TIME OUT
Slippery Rock was downed by No. 8 Gannon University, 72-51, Jan. 31 at Morrow Field House.

Wade led Slippery Rock in scoring for the eighth time this season with a career-high 23 points. The last time a Rock freshman scored 23 or more points was Regan Atkins in the 2023-24 season against Seton Hill University. Wade also grabbed seven rebounds, dished out three assists and picked up one steal.

Haggerty also finished in double-digits with 10 points for SRU. This was Haggerty's second straight start as the junior also came down with two rebounds.

Hook finished with seven points, five rebounds and one assist, while Gillin ended the contest with five points and six rebounds. Gillin extended her streak of consecutive games with a made 3-pointer to 10. The senior is now in 10th place on SRU's consecutive games with a 3-pointer list. Jorja Bernesser made her first career start for SRU and finished with one rebound in 12 minutes played.

Off the bench, Joseph-Bernard and Laney Bone combined for six points and seven rebounds. Joseph-Bernard also ended the game with five assists and three steals.

Slippery Rock ended the game shooting 34 percent (18-of-53) from the field overall, 31.3 percent (5-for-16) from the 3-point line and 71.4 percent (10-of-14) from the charity stripe.

Gannon finished the tilt shooting 45.8 percent (27-of-59) from the floor overall, 44.4 percent (8-for-18) from beyond the arc and 66.7 percent (10-of-15) from the foul line.

PSAC WEST STANDINGS UPDATE
While far from a true must-win game, Slippery Rock enters the second leg of its PSAC West round-robin schedule Saturday in need of a victory to not only regain some of its lost momentum from earlier in the year, but to also inch closer to a top six spot in the Western Division standings.
 
• The top six teams in the Western Division standings at the end of the regular season qualify for the PSAC Tournament. The first and second seeds in the standings earn first-round byes and a home game in the quarterfinal round while the No. 3 and No. 4 seeds are guaranteed home games in the first round.
 
• The top four teams in the PSAC West standings have begun to separate itself as Gannon and Indiana University (Pa.) enter the weekend in a tie for first place with matching 12-1 league records while Seton Hill and Edinboro sit comfortably in a tie third place at 10-3.
 
• The remainder of the division's standings see four teams separated by no more than four games.
 
• Clarion and California (Pa.) head into their respective weekend contests occupying the final two PSAC Tournament spots in fifth and sixth place with a 7-6 and 6-7 record, respectively.
 
• If the season ended today Slippery Rock would sit in seventh place in the PSAC West standings with its 4-9 conference record. However, The Rock are just two games behind the Vulcans for the final spot with seven games to go in the regular season. Slippery Rock will play California one more time this season at the Convocation Center.
 
• Pit-Johnstown rounds out the PSAC West standings with a 3-10 conference record, making this matchup pinitol of the Mountain Cats as well.

LEADING THE PACK
Wade is currently averaging 14.1 points per game and 4.7 assists per game this season. The guard sits 25^th in the country in assists per game and is the highest in the freshmen ranks in Division II. The rookie also leads all freshmen in the conference in scoring and assists.

D2 Freshmen Assist Leaders
1. Iyanna Wade (SRU – 4.7)
2. Samariana Franklin (Miles – 4.6)

Among all levels of the NCAA, there are only three freshmen that produce more assists per game than SRU's rookie sensation.

NCAA Freshmen Assist Leaders (1-8)
1. Aubrey Galvan (Vanderbilt – 6.2)
2. Kaylinn Kemp (SFA – 5.6)
3. Destiny Jackson (Illinois – 4.9)
t4. Iyanna Wade (SRU – 4.7)
t4. Gina Garcia (Kansas St. – 4.7)
t6. Samariana Franklin (Miles – 4.6)
t6. Aina Cargol (San Francisco – 4.6)
t8. Sydney Benally (BYU – 4.4)
t8. Molly Zuburg (Meredith – 4.4)
t8. Adison Howard (Sewanee – 4.4)

DON'T MESS WITH THE WEST
As The Rock continues PSAC West play, it will face a gauntlet as five of its seven PSAC West counterparts hold at least a .500 conference winning percentage.
 

Team	Conference Record	Conference Winning %
IUP	12-1	.923
Gannon	12-1	.923
Seton Hill	10-3	.769
Edinboro	10-3	.769
Clarion	7-6	.538
Cal	6-7	.462
SRU	4-9	.308
UPJ	3-10	.231

MOVING THE ROCK
Ball movement has been key for SRU putting up 64.7 points per game as it has assisted on 57.4 percent (260-of-453) of it's made field goals.

Wade and Joseph-Bernard lead the way for Rock playmakers as the guard ranks second (4.7 apg) and the forward ranks sixth (3.8 apg) in the PSAC in assists per game.

Slippery Rock is the only team in the PSAC with two of the top 10 players in assists per game.

MODEL OF CONSISTENCY
Gillin has made at least one 3-pointer in 10 consecutive games and in 17 of her 19 appearances this season. With at least one 3-point field goal made against Pitt-Johnstown, Gillin would move within one game from ninth place in SRU history for consecutive games with a 3-pointer made with 11. Deleah Gibson (2011-12/12-13) currently occupies ninth place, while four players are tied for fifth place on the list.

Consecutive Games with a 3-Pointer Made
t5. Erinne Cunningham (2011-12) – 13
t5. Aidan Geise (2013-14) – 13
t5. Krista Pietropola (2016/17-2017-18) – 13
t5. Deleah Gibson (2021-22) – 13
9. D'Asia Chambers (2011-12/2012-13) – 12
10. Alyssa Gillin (2025-26) – 10

ROOKIE LEADERS
With seven games left in the regular season, Wade is currently The Rock's leading scorer with 14.1 points per game. If the freshman stays as Slippery Rock's top point-getter, she will be the third rookie to lead The Rock in scoring since the 1999-00 season. Regan Atkins (2023-24) and Siembak (1999-00) are the only SRU rookies to lead the team in points in the last 27 seasons. Atkins led SRU with 15.2 ppg. while Siembak averaged 15.5 ppg in her rookie campaign.

INSIDE OUT THREAT
Gillin has been a cornerstone for SRU both offensively and defensively this year. Not only has she blocked 1.6 shots per game, she's also converted 37 of her 109 3-point attempts on the way to averaging 11.9 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game while shooting 42 percent from the field overall to go with her impressive shot blocking.
 
Gillin is one of two athletes in all of Division II to have recorded at least 35 made 3-pointers and 30 blocks this year.
 
35 3's / 30 Blocks in D2
Alyssa Gillin (SRU): 3's: 37 – Blocks: 31
Jordan Gillies (Trevecca Nazarene): 3's: 42 – Blocks: 31

PICKING UP STEALS
Woods has been a core player for SRU on the defensive end this season. The senior transfer from Bethune-Cookman sits with 36 steals on the season, just one steal behind Erinne Cunningham (2011-12) for the seventh most steals by a transfer in their first year at SRU. Woods has at least one steal in all but one game so far this season. 

On the offensive end, Woods has reach double-digits in points in eight of her last 11 games, averaging 9.2 ppg over that span.

SHARPSHOOTING DUO
Gillin and Hook have been among the PSAC's top sharpshooters in the 2025-26 season. Gillin (1.9) and Hook (1.8) rank fifth and eighth in the conference in 3-pointers made per game.
 
MOST 3-POINTERS PER GAME (3-8)
3. Leila Hurley (Kutztown) – 2.3
4. Daniella Ranieli (Millersville) – 2.0
t5. Alyssa Gillin (Slippery Rock) – 1.9
t5. Teresa Maggio (IUP) – 1.9
t5. Kara Wehner (Shepherd) – 1.9
8. Sophia Hook (Slippery Rock) – 1.8

FINDING HER RHYTHM
Haggerty has been enjoying her most productive stretch as a scorer of her career. Haggerty has scored 70 points total in her last six appearances, averaging 11.7 ppg in that span, including a career-high 17 points against California (Pa.). The junior also earned her second consecutive start against Gannon.

ONE OF A KIND
While typically not the highest scoring player on the court, Joseph-Bernard always finds multiple ways to impact the game. The senior is averaging 8.7 points, 9.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.6 blocks and 2.1 steals per game. Joseph-Bernard is the only Division II athlete to average at least 8.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.5 blocks and 2.0 steals per game.

NO FLY ZONE
Joseph-Bernard and Gillin have been the backbone Slippery Rock's defense this season. The two forwards rank inside the top 10 for blocks as a senior at The Rock as Gillin sits in third place with 31 blocks, while Joseph-Bernard occupies fourth place with 29 blocks.

SETTING RECORDS
Joseph-Bernard and Gillin have combined for 60 blocks this season to help The Rock up to sixth on the PSAC's block rankings with 3.9 per game.
 
The duo has also been prolific shot blockers over their careers as Joseph-Bernard is 10th in program history in career blocks with 57, while Gillin ranks tied for 11th with 56 rejections. Joseph-Bernard and Gillin are just the fifth pair of Rock teammates with each holding at least 50 career blocks to be active at the same time. If Joseph-Bernard and Gillin were able to achieve 60 career blocks by the end of the year, they would be the third pair of teammates to be active with 60 career blocks.
 
Multiple Active Athletes With 50 Blocks at SRU
Christy Wessell / Dawn Marple (1991-92 / 1992-93)
Tracy Whitling / Shelbey Wardman (1999-00 / 2000-01)
Erin Frankovich / Stacey Green (2003-04 / 2004-05)
Morgan Henderson / Mallory Heinle, Krista Pietropola (2017-18)
Kayley Joseph-Bernard / Alyssa Gillin (2025-26)

HITTING THE GLASS
Joseph-Bernard is one of the premier rebounders in the PSAC as the senior grabs the third most defensive rebounds per game (7.7), the fifth most rebounds per contest (9.0) and the seventh most total rebounds (162) in the conference.
 
Joseph-Bernard's 7.9 defensive rpg puts the senior as the seventh best defensive rebounder in Division II.

IRON WOMEN
Slippery Rock has utilized the same starting lineup of Wade, Hook, Woods, Gillin and Joseph-Bernard in 17 of 19 games this season. The Rock's core five rarely leave the court as every SRU starter averages at least 30 minutes per game.
 
Led by Wade's PSAC-high 37.0 minutes per game, all five Rock starters are ranked in the top of 25 in the conference in terms of minutes played per game.
 
Rock Minutes Per Game Leaders
(PSAC Rank)
1. Iyanna Wade: 37.0 (1st)
2. Sophia Hook: 35.2 (6th)
3. Kayley Joseph-Bernard: 32.8 (8th)
4. Alyssa Gillin: 32.8 (8th)
5. Karianna Woods: 30.2 (24th)

ROCK LEADERS – PER GAME
Points: Iyanna Wade – 14.1
Assists: Iyanna Wade – 4.7
Rebounds: Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 9.0
FG %: Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 45.2%
3-PT %: Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 40.0%
FT %: Sophia Hook – 77.8%
Steals: Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 2.1
Blocks: Kayley Joseph-Bernard/Alyssa Gillin– 1.6
Minutes: Iyanna Wade – 37.0

RECORD WATCH 
Blocks (1-11)
1. Christy Wessell – 92 (1990-93)
2. Tracy Whitling – 81 (1999-01)
3. Erin Frankovich – 80 (2001-05)
4. Shelbey Wardman – 66 (1998-02)
5. Morgan Henderson – 65 (2015-19)
6. Stacey Green – 61 (2001-05)
T-7. D'Asia Chambers – 59 (2011-15)
T-7. Dawn Marple – 59 (1989-93)
9. Emilee Vitez – 58 (2009-13)
10. Kayley Joseph-Bernard – 57 (2024-present)
T-11. Alyssa Gillin – 56 (2022-present)
T-11. Lori Robinson – 56 (1993-96, 97-98)

Made 3-pointers (9-19)
9. Erinne Cunningham – 103 (2011-13)
10. Erica Aiello – 101 (2012-16)
11. Deleah Gibson – 95 (2021-23)
12. Ranee Aggers – 93 (1990-92, 93-95)
13. Melissa McKavish – 86 (1999-03)
14. Marisa Groman – 85 (1992-96)
15. Krista Pietropola – 84 (2015-18)
16. Alyssa Gillin – 77 (2022-present)
17. Stacey Green – 75 (2001-05)
t18. D'Asia Chambers – 67 (2011-15)
t18. Sophia Hook – 67 (2023-present)

NEXT FIVE GAMES
Feb. 11 (5:30 p.m.) vs. Clarion
Feb. 14 (1 p.m.) at No. 6 Indiana (Pa.)
Feb. 18 (5:30 p.m.) at No. 5 Gannon
Feb. 21 (1 p.m.) vs. Seton Hill
Feb. 25 (5:30 p.m.) vs. Edinboro

THE MOUNTAIN CATS BY THE NUMBERS   |   Roster   |   Stats
Overall Record: 6-14
PSAC Record: 3-10
Home Record: 6-3
Away Record: 0-10
Neutral Site Record: 0-1
Streak: L5
PSAC West Rank: 8^th
Head Coach: D'wan Shackleford-Vickroy | Second season at Pitt-Johnstown (9-38, .195)

SCOUTING PITT-JOHNSTOWN
The Mountain Cats come into today's game with a 6-14 record overall and a 3-10 mark in the PSAC. Pitt-Johnstown's six wins double its win mark from a season ago, with seven games still left to play in the regular season.
 
Pitt-Johnstown is led by Liv West, who averages 14.1 points and 4.7 rebounds per game. West is also one of four Mountain Cats to average over 1.0 steals per game. Childress (2.0), Ezrim (1.1) and Lexi Margolis (1.6) also average more than 1.0 spg. Childress (10.5) also joins West with more than 10.0 ppg.

LOOKING AHEAD
Slippery Rock rounds out its three-game homestand 5:30 p.m. Feb. 11 against Clarion at Morrow Field House. Earlier in the season, the Golden Eagles took down The Rock, 72-67.




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