SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - The Slippery Rock University men's basketball team has reached the "survive and advance" portion of the season as it opens Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Tournament play 7:30 p.m. Monday against Seton Hill University at the McKenna Center in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
 
TICKETS
All tickets must be purchased online through the PSAC's Hudl ticketing portal HERE.
 
All PSAC Tournament games are cashless events with no exceptions.
 
Prices
• Adults: $12
• Student Age K-12: $7
• Free admission for PSAC students with valid member institution I.D.
• No complimentary tickets.
• PSAC Passes honored.
 
WATCH LIVE ON THE PSAC SPORTS DIGITAL NETWORK
• Fans can watch Monday's tournament game live and on-demand for free on the PSAC Sports Digital Network (HERE).
 
GAME 29 DETAILS
Opponent: Seton Hill University
Date: Monday – 7:30 p.m.
Location: Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Venue: McKenna Center
Tickets: Link
Video: Link
Live Stats: Link
In-game Updates: Twitter/X (@Rock_Athletics)
 
SERIES HISTORY
Overall: SRU leads 19-11
Current Streak: SHU W3
At Seton Hill: Tied SHU leads 8-6
First Meeting: Dec. 8, 2007 (Seton Hill won 77-61)
Last Meeting: Feb. 21, 2026 (Seton Hill won 67-59)
Most Points, SRU: 82 - Jan. 14, 2015
Most Points, SHU: 87 - Dec. 19, 2015
Largest Victory, SRU: 35 (67-32), Jan. 28, 2017
Largest Victory, SHU: 20 (72-52), Feb. 1, 2025
SRU coach Ian Grady vs. Seton Hill: 9-5
SHU coach Ben Wilkins vs. SRU: 5-3
 
Seton Hill has won three consecutive games over The Rock to trim SRU's record in the all-time series down to 19-11.
 
Monday's matchup marks the third time that Slippery Rock and Seton Hill have squared off in the PSAC Tournament. SRU has won the two previous postseason meetings, both of which were played at Morrow Field House, with a 68-65 victory in 2014 and a 71-69 win in 2024 courtesy of a go-ahead jumper with three seconds remaining in regulation by Jomo Goings.
 
Three current members of The Rock's roster played in the 2024 tournament victory over the Griffins: Maceo Austin (16 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists), Ike Herster (13 points) and Sheick Samoura (10, 2 steals, 1 block).
 
A victory on Monday would give The Rock their first win in Greensburg, Pennsylvania since the 2022 campaign.
 
THE ROCK vs. SETON HILL THIS YEAR
The Griffins swept the regular season series from The Rock via an 88-62 win at the McKenna Center and a 67-59 victory at Morrow Field House.
 
SRU-SHU SEASON SERIES TEAM STATS
Category: SRU - SHU  
PPG: 60.5 - 77.5        
FG %: .365 (46-126) - .426 (55-129)
3PT FG %: .108 (4-37) - .327 (17-15)
FT %: .610 (25-41) - .824 (28-34)
Rebounding: 41.0 - 43.0
Turnovers: 13.5 – 13.0
Steals: 9.5 – 8.0       
Blocks: 2.5 - 2.0      
 
ROCK ROSTER vs. SETON HILL in 2025-26
• Kerwin Prince: 15.0 Points, 12.5 Rebounds, 1.5 Steals (2 GP)
• Maceo Austin: 12 Points, 5 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 2 Steals, 1 Block (1 GP)
• Brady Mayo: 11.5 Points, 1.5 Steals (2 GP)
• Braylon Littlejohn: 8.5 Points, 3.5 Rebounds, 2.0 Steals (2 GP)
• Isaac James: 7.5 Points, 6.0 Rebounds (2 GP)
• Elijah Hill: 7 Points, 5 Rebounds, 1 Block (1 GP)
• Sheick Samoura: 4 Points, 5 Rebounds, 1 Block (1 GP)
• RJ Sledge: 3.5 Points, 1.5 Rebounds, 3.0 Assists, 1.5 Steals (2 GP)
• Enire Bowens: 3 Points, 5 Rebounds, 1 Assist (1 GP)
• Dame Givner: 3 Points, 2 Assists, 2 Steals (1 GP)
• Alex Griggs: 2.0 Rebounds, 0.5 Steals (2 GP)
• Mack Staunch: 2 GP
• Kent Hairston: DNP
• Ike Herster: DNP
• Bryon Ottrix: DNP

PSAC TOURNAMENT SETUP
• The top six teams in the Western Division and Eastern Division standings at the end of the regular season qualified for the PSAC Tournament with the top two seeds in each division receiving first-round byes.
 
• First Round: The No. 3 and No. 4 teams in both divisions earned the right to host opening-round games against the sixth and fifth seeds, respectively, from their own divisions on Monday.
 
• Quarterfinals: On Wednesday the quarterfinal round will be contested with the winner of the No. 3/No. 6 game playing at the second seed of the opposite division and the winner of the No. 5/No. 4 game playing at the top seed of the opposite division. The winner of Monday's game between Slippery Rock and Seton Hill will play at Millersville.
 
• The highest remaining seed from the Western Division after the quarterfinal round will host the semifinals and championship rounds this season.
 
• Semifinals: Advancing teams will face teams from the opposite division in the semifinal round which will be held Saturday. The highest remaining seed from the host division will play the lowest remaining seed from the opposite division.
 
• Finals: The 2026 PSAC Tournament championship game will be held Sunday.
 
WHO'S IN
• PSAC West: Gannon and California (Pa.) are seeded first and second followed by No. 3 Indiana (Pa.), No. 4 Seton Hill, No. 5 Slippery Rock and No. 6 Edinboro.
 
• PSAC East: Millersville and West Chester locked up the top two seeds in the Eastern Division followed by No. 3 Shepherd, No. 4 East Stroudsburg, No. 5 Shippensburg and No. 6 Lock Haven.

HOW THEY GOT HERE
• Slippery Rock has had an up-and-down season. The Rock started 2025-26 winning 13 of their first 16 games before dropping eight of the next 10 contests only to stabilize with back-to-back victories at the conclusion of the regular season.  
 
• In similar fashion to The Rock, Seton Hill also started hot at 12-2 before losing 10 of its next 11. Also like SRU, the Griffins finished the regular season with momentum in the form of three consecutive wins.
 
THE PAST DOES NOT DICTATE THE FUTURE
Traditionally speaking, earning the right to host a first-round game in the PSAC Tournament has proven critical for a team's chances of advancing to the quarterfinals. Since the implementation of the conference's current tournament format in 2012-13, the third and fourth seeds in the Western Division and Eastern Division hold a combined record of 41-7 in the first-round games.
 
However, last year the Western Division portion of the opening-round was ripe with upsets as sixth-seeded Seton Hill beat third-seed Edinboro and fifth-seeded IUP narrowly defeated a short-handed fourth-seeded Slippery Rock team.  
 
ROCK PSAC TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Slippery Rock will be making its 15th postseason appearance in the last 17 years and its 28th appearance in the PSAC Tournament all-time.
 
• SRU has now clinched a PSAC Tournament bid for nine consecutive seasons. Seven of those appearances have come under the guidance of head coach Ian Grady, who is the only active coach in the conference to have led his team to the PSAC Tournament in each of the first seven years in charge of their respective programs.
 
• The Rock men's basketball program has compiled an overall record of 21-27 in PSAC Tournament games. SRU has played in eight PSAC Tournament championship games with the program's lone title coming in 1962-63.
 
• A win against Seton Hill would give SRU first-round victories in two of the last three seasons. Slippery Rock last advanced to the PSAC Tournament semifinals in 2012-13.
 
LAST TIME OUT
• Slippery Rock led for over 38 minutes as part of an 81-64 road victory over California (Pa.), while a last-second 3-pointer by Dean Simos lifted Seton Hill to an 89-86 win against Edinboro.
 
• Both wins were paramount to setting up Monday's PSAC Tournament matchup as SRU needed to beat California to earn the fifth seed and SHU had to defeat Edinboro to lock down the fourth seed.
 
RECORDS
Slippery Rock's late season run improved its record to 17-11 overall and 10-10 inside the PSAC. With three straight wins to end the regular season, Seton Hill brings a 16-12 overall record and a 10-10 conference mark into the postseason.
 
SLIPPERY ROCK PRIMER
• Stats: Link
• Roster: Link
• Overall Record: 17-11
• PSAC Record: 10-10
• PSAC Tournament Seed: 5th
• Home Record: 11-5
• Away Record: 6-6
• Streak: W2
• Last 5 Games: 2-3
• Head Coach: Ian Grady | Eighth season (116-87)

CALIFORNIA RECAP (Box Score)
Slippery Rock ended its regular season schedule on a high note Saturday courtesy of an impressive 81-64 road victory at California (Pa.).
 
The Rock's victory over California snapped a five-game winning streak for the Vulcans over SRU and also marked Slippery Rock's first victory at Cal since 2022. SRU picked up the elusive road victory inside the Convocation Center in convincing fashion as it led for nearly the entire game (38:40).
 
Collectively, Slippery Rock shot 48.4 percent (31-of-64) from the field overall, despite making just 5-of-17 3-point attempts (.294). SRU was 14-of-24 (.583) at the foul line.
 
The Rock dominated the glass in the form of a +18 (52-34) rebounding margin. SRU's 15 offensive rebounds resulted in 17 second chance points.
 
Defensively, The Rock limited the Vulcans to a .371 field goal percentage (23-for-62) as well as a .222 3-point field goal percentage (4-of-18).
 
18 YEARS OF SUCCESS
Slippery Rock enters the PSAC Tournament already assured of ending the year with a winning record for the 16th time in the last 18 years dating back to the 2008-09 season with 15 postseason berths occurring over that stretch.
 
Across the 17-team Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, only Indiana (Pa.) and East Stroudsburg have produced more winning campaigns than The Rock over the last 18 seasons.
 
Winning Seasons by PSAC Teams (Since 2008-09)
t1: Indiana (Pa.) - 17
t1: East Stroudsburg - 17
t3: Slippery Rock - 16
t3: West Chester - 16
5: Gannon – 14
 
CLICKING AT THE RIGHT TIME
Whie the season has been a roller coaster for Slippery Rock, SRU enters the postseason as one of just five PSAC Tournament qualified teams to be on a winning streak.
 
IMPRESSIVE WIN TOTAL
The California victory gave SRU a 17-11 overall record at the conclusion of the regular season. The 17 victories tie this year's team for the second most wins inside the program over the last eight years.
 
Wins by SRU under Head Coach Ian Grady
1. 19 (2018-19)
t2. 17 (2025-26)
t2. 17 (2021-22)
t2. 17 (2022-23)
5. 16 (2023-24)
t6. 15 (2019-20)
t6. 15 (2024-25)
 
EVERYONE'S CONTRIBUTING
Each of the eight players who played in both of The Rock's final two games of the regular season posted a positive +/- (the measure of a team's point differential when on the court) over the stretch of wins against Edinboro and California.
 
SRU +/- (Last 2 Games)
1. Elijah Hill (+31)
2. Braylon Littlejohn (+28)
3. Kerwin Prince (+23)
4. Isaac James (+20)
5. Alex Griggs (+11)
6. Brady Mayo (+9)
7. Enire Bowens (+8)
8. Mack Staunch (+5)
 
THREE-PRONGED ATTACK INSIDE
A key factor in The Rock's recent string of wins has been the play of the forward trio of Kerwin Prince, Elijah Hill and Isaac James. Together the trio accounts for 32.8 points and 22.0 rebounds per game.
 
• Kerwin Prince: A starter in 13 of his 22 games played for The Rock, Prince averages 11.7 points, 8.5 rebounds and 1.2 steals per game in addition to shooting 59.1 percent from the floor. Prince, who ranks fifth in the PSAC in offensive rebounding (3.1) and sixth in total rebounding, has reached double figure point totals in six of the last seven games.
 
• Elijah Hill: Fresh off an 18-point, 11-rebound double-double against California (his fourth in 18 collegiate games) Hill shoots 61.3 percent from the floor while going for 10.4 points and 6.4 rebounds a game. While not a high-volume 3-point shooter, Hill can convert from deep when needed as evidenced by his 11 makes in 20 attempts on the year (.550).
 
• Isaac James: Like Hill, James garnered a double-double against California with 17 points and 10 rebounds to up his season averages to 10.7 ppg and 7.1 rpg. Another sound shooter, James has hit 48.7 percent of his field goal attempts and is 37.1 percent (13-for-35) from distance. James has also provides SRU with the consistency of being available for all 28 games in 2025-26.
 
LITTLEJOHN EARNING PROMOTION
The first two starts of Braylon Littlejohn's career could not have gone much better. SRU earned two wins and Littlejohn was a linchpin to the team's success with 30 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and six steals over the two games.
 
MAYO SCORES 300th POINT
Freshman guard Brady Mayo continued his string of consistent offensive performances Saturday with 12 points for what was his 16th double-digit scoring output of the year (and ninth in the last 11 games).
 
Mayo, who has played in all 28 games while making 20 starts on the way to averaging 10.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.2 steals per game, has scored 300 points as a rookie. He is one of just seven freshmen in program history to reach 300 points in his rookie year.  
 
A near automatic free throw shooter, Mayo's .859 foul shot percentage ranks third in the PSAC this year and his the fourth highest single-season percentage in program history.
 
Top Single-Season FT% at SRU (Min. 75 Attempts)
1. Louie Moore (1998-99): .891 (82-92)
2. William Johnson (2004-05): .878 (115-131)
3. Larry Deemer (1970-71): .877 (150-171)
4. Brady Mayo (2025-26): .859 (73-85)
 
GRIGGS PROVIDING EXPERIENCED MINUTES
With The Rock's starting backcourt of late consisting of the youthful duo of Brady Mayo (true freshman) and Braylon Littlejohn (redshirt freshman), redshirt junior guard Alex Griggs has provided invaluable minutes as the first guard off the bench. He grabbed five rebounds and distributed one assist in SRU's win against Edinboro before connecting on a pair of 3-pointers as part of a six-point, five-rebound showing in the road win at California in which he played a career-high 21 minutes.
 
STAUNCH REACHES CAREER-HIGH
Veteran reserve forward Mack Staunch has grabbed 52 rebounds this season, including a career-best 30 on the offensive glass. Staunch has also played in a career-high 28 games this year and is one of just three Rock athletes to not miss a game in 2025-26.
 
GOOD STARTS LEAD TO GREAT RESULTS
Slippery Rock is a perfect 17-0 in 2025-26 when holding a lead or being tied at halftime, but 0-11 when trailing after 20 minutes.

WIN THE GLASS, WIN THE GAME
Slippery Rock is 16-2 when holding a positive rebounding margin in games this season. SRU is ranked third in the PSAC in total rebounding (40.0) and fifth in rebounding margin (+4.6). The Rock are also fourth in the PSAC in offensive rebounding (13.5). Slippery Rock dominated the glass against California, finishing +18 (52-34).
 
KEEP IT UNDER 80
Slippery Rock is a near perfect 16-1 when holding opponents to under 80 points, but just 1-10 in high-scoring (80+) contests. The lone game SRU has lost when its opponent failed to reach 80 points was a 67-59 setback to Seton Hill on Feb. 21. Seton Hill has been held under 80 points in 12 games this season, going just 3-9 in such contests.
 
HISTORIC 3-POINT DEFENSE
Slippery Rock enters Monday's game ranked seventh in the nation in 3-point field goal percentage defense as team's are shooting just 28.5 percent from long range against The Rock and averaging just 6.8 made 3-pointers per game.
 
Only one other SRU team has finished the year with a better opponent 3-point shooting percentage than the 2025-26 team since the advent of the 3-pointer by the NCAA: opponents shot just 28.1 percent against SRU's 2011-12 team.
 
The Griffins, which rank fourth in the PSAC in 3-point field goal percentage (.356) and sixth in 3-pointers made per game (8.0), went 10-for-26 (.385) from deep against SRU in its Jan. 17 win at Seton Hill, but just 7-of-26 (.269) in the most recent meeting between the two on Feb. 21.
 
MISSES BECOME MAKES
Slippery Rock has logged double-digit second chance point totals in 22 of 28 games this season. SRU is currently averaging 13.7 second chance points per game this season, well up from its 2024-25 average of 11.7.
 
SRU is 14-5 when earning 11 or more second chance points in a game, but just 3-6 when closing a contest with 10 or less. The Rock had 17 second chance points in the California win. SRU compiled 21 total second chance points in two games against Seton Hill in the regular season (8/13).
 
DEFENSE CREATES OFFENSE
Through 28 games, SRU is scoring 14.6 points off turnovers per game, which if maintained through the end of the season would represent the fifth highest such average inside the program over the last 12 years. Slippery Rock had 11 points off 10 California turnovers Saturday.
 
Slippery Rock has averaged 16.7 points off turnovers per game in its 16 wins this year, up from 11.5 in its 11 losses.
 
On average, Seton Hill does provide its opposition with a decent amount of chance to score off miscues as the Griffins rank eighth in the PSAC in turnovers at 13.2 per game. Seton Hill committed just 26 turnovers over two games in the regular season series against Slippery Rock.
 
SRU's Highest Points Off Turnover Averages (Last 12 Years)
1. 2018-19: 17.8
2. 2024-25: 16.8
3. 2021-22: 15.9
4. 2019-20: 15.1
5. 2025-26: 14.6
6. 2022-23: 14.5
7. 2014-15: 13.1
8. 2017-18: 12.9
9. 2023-24: 11.4
10. 2015-16: 11.3
11. 2016-17: 10.3
 
ROUNDING OUT THE ROSTER
• Backup forward Enire Bowens has already set career-highs in games played (19), rebounds (25), points (15) and steals (3).
 
• RJ Sledge has started 15 of his 26 games played this year. He provides SRU with 7.5 points, 2.9 assists, 2.5 rebounds and 1.4 steals a contest.
 
• Sledge ranks 18th in the PSAC in both steals and assist-turnover ratio (1.4). In terms of SRU single-season rookie rankings, Sledge ranks fourth on the list in assists, seventh in steals and seventh in made 3-poitners.
 
• Dame Givner has started 25 games this year. SRU's No. 3 freshman scorer all-time, Givner averages 15.9 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.5 steals per game. He shoots 44.6 percent from the field, 37 percent from 3-point range and 79.2 percent at the foul line.
 
• Sheick Samoura has been used primarily as a reserve in his 23 games played this season. His 22 blocks still rank 12th in the PSAC. Samoura also averages 7.4 points and 3.8 rebounds per game.
 
• Ike Herster appeared in 14 of SRU's first 17 games this season with per game averages of 12.3 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.5 assists. Herster, who is closing in on 1,000 points in a Rock uniform, has shot 43.7 percent overall, 37.3 percent from 3-point range and 84.3 percent at the foul line.
 
• Freshman Kent Hairston has made four appearances during his rookie year. He grabbed his first collegiate rebound in the California win.
 
• Maceo Austin has played in three games this year. One of the most talented athletes in the Atlantic Region, Austin is a career 16.7 points per game scorer who has averaged 14.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals a game in 2025-26.
 
HOW THE ROCK COMPARES (PSAC TEAM RANKINGS)
• Scoring: 10th (78.5)
• Points Allowed Per Game: 9th (77.4)
• Scoring Margin: 9th (+1.1)
• Field Goal %: 11th (.464)
• Opponent Field Goal %: 4th (.431)
• 3pt-Field Goal %: 11th (.320)
• Opponent 3pt-Field Goal %: 2nd (.285)
• 3pt Made Per Game: 14th (5.9)
• Free Throw %: 14th (.694)
• Free Throws Made Per Game: 6th (15.2)
• Rebounds Per Game: 3rd (40.0)
• Rebounding Margin: 5th (+4.6)
• Turnovers Per Game: 17th (16.1)
• Opponent Turnovers Per Game: 8th (13.4)
• Turnover Margin: 14th (-2.7)
• Steals Per Game: 8th (8.0)
 
RECORD WATCH
Points By a Freshman at SRU
1. Myron Brown (1987-88): 516
2. Ian Folmar (1996-97): 418
3. Dame Givner (2025-26): 397
4. Herm Willis (1983-84): 345
5. Jamar Scales (2005-06): 334
6. Troy Mild (1980-81): 328
7. Brady Mayo (2025-26): 300
 
Points By a Transfer at SRU (4-12)
4-Devin Taylor (LaRoche / 2010-13): 1,143
5-Troy Miller (Cleveland State / 1991-94): 1,139
6-Ike Herster (Gannon / 2023-Active): 995
7-Tabari Perry (Cecil / 2014-14): 956
8-Paul Gilbert (Alvernia / 1994-97): 888
9-Jabril Bailey (Campbell / 2009-11): 878
10-Louie Moore (Eastern Kentucky / 1997-00): 863
11-Doug Zimmerman (Penn State Behrend / 1970-72): 860
12-Maceo Austin (Duquesne / 2023-Active): 819
 
Made 3-Pointers (3-7)
3-Mark Metzka (100 Games, 1991-95): 182
4-William Johnson (73 Games, 2002-05): 139
5-Michael Evans Jr. (52 Games, 2008-10): 130
6-Jared Armstrong (50 Games, 2018-20): 124
7-Ike Herster (72 Games, 2023-Active): 116
 
Blocks (10-14)
t10-Devin Taylor (86 Games, 2010-13): 73
t10-Luiz Santos (58 Games, 2011-13): 73
12-James Richardson (52 Games, 1998-00): 69
13-Sheick Samoura (76 Games, 2023-Active): 64
14-Jamal Gatali (54 Games, 2014-16): 62
 
Steals (12-15)
12-Joe Vines (111 Games, 2005-11): 108
13-Louie Moore (77 Games, 1998-00, 01-03): 106
14-Dave Johnson (77 Games, 2001-04): 102
t15-Glenn Reepmeyer (104 Games, 2002-07): 98
t15-Lashon Lindsey (116 Games, 1994-97): 98
t15-Maceo Austin (49 Games, 2023-Active): 98
 
SETON HILL PRIMER
• Stats: Link
• Roster: Link
• Overall Record: 16-12
• PSAC Record: 10-10
• PSAC Tournament Seed: 4th
• Home Record: 9-4
• Away Record: 6-8
• Neutral Site Record: 1-0
• Streak: W3
• Last 5 Games: 3-2
• Head Coach: Ben Wilkins | Fourth season (64-52)
 
SHU ROTATION vs. SRU IN 2025-26
Kedrick Curtis: 19.5 Points, 12.5 Rebounds, 4.0 Assists, 1.5 Steals (2 GP)
Rashaad Williams: 16.0 Points, 4.5 Assists, 4.5 Rebounds, 2.5 Steals (2 GP)
Gabe Gillespie: 14 Points, 5 Rebounds (1 GP)
Camden Brewer: 13.5 Points, 2.5 Rebounds, 1.5 Steals (2 GP)
Edir Ortiz: 9 Points, 8 Rebounds, 2 Steals (1 GP)
Dimitrios Sklavenitis: 5.5 Points, 6.0 Rebounds, 3.5 assists (2 GP)
Dean Simos: 5.0 Points, 5.5 Rebounds (2 GP)
 
GRIFFIN SEASON LEADERS (Per Game)
SCORING: Kedrick Curtis (16.7), Edir Ortiz (14.9)
FG%: Curtis (.545 / 152-279)
3PT%: Rashaad Williams (.362 / 47-130)
ASSISTS: Curtis (4.0)
REBOUNDS: Curtis (8.1)
STEALS: Rashaad Williams (1.9)
BLOCKS: Ortiz (1.7)
 
HOW THE GRIFFINS COMPARE (PSAC TEAM RANKINGS)
• Scoring: 6th (81.6)
• Points Allowed Per Game: 10th (77.6)
• Scoring Margin: 8th (+4.0)
• Field Goal %: 7th (.470)
• Opponent Field Goal %: 11th (.457)
• 3pt-Field Goal %: 3rd (.356)
• Opponent 3pt-Field Goal %: 10th (.335)
• 3pt Made Per Game: 6th (8.0)
• Free Throw %: 12th (.697)
• Free Throws Made Per Game: 11th (13.3)
• Rebounds Per Game: 8th (37.7)
• Rebounding Margin: 9th (+1.8)
• Turnovers Per Game: 8th (13.1)
• Opponent Turnovers Per Game: 7th (14.0)
• Turnover Margin: 6th (+0.8)
• Steals Per Game: 5th (8.8)
 
UP NEXT
If victorious at Seton Hill, Slippery Rock travels to Millersville for a quarterfinal game 7 p.m. Wednesday.




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