DURANT, Okla. – No. 23/25 Southeastern will be looking to start a new winning streak when it returns home to host Harding at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 30 in Bloomer Sullivan Arena, followed by a Feb. 2 home matchup with Arkansas Tech at 1 p.m.
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The Savage Storm are coming off a weekend split on its road trip to southwestern Arkansas which ended an eight-game winning streak and dropped them to 13-3 overall on the season and 10-2 in Great American Conference play but the team managed to return home with its two-game lead in conference play intact.
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SE faced off with Harding previously on Jan. 4 in Searcy, Ark., and left with a 92-72 victory which came on the heels of an 85-58 win over Arkansas Tech in Russellville, Ark.
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The Storm offense is putting up 75.8 ppg as a team and shooting 45.8 percent from the floor as a team, led by the league's leading scorer
Katie Webb.
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Webb is putting up 18.7 ppg while shooting 50.0 from the field, while
Kamryn Cantwell ranks third in the conference with 15.9 ppg.
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Briley Moon rounds out the team's double-digit scorers with 11.2 ppg while ranking second in the GAC in three-point shooting at 47.1 percent.
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Webb also leads the team in rebounding with 7.7 rpg, while Cantwell and Webb are each averaging 3.0 assists per game or more.
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The Bisons come in with an 11-7 record overall and an 8-4 mark in league play but have won four-straight.
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HU features a trio of double-digit scorers led by Carissa Caples who is putting up 12.1 ppg, while Peyton Padgett is dishing out 4.4 assists per game.
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The Bisons are led on the boards by Jacie Evans who is pulling down 6.1 rpg, while Caples is averaging a blocked shot per game.
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The Golden Suns come into the weekend with an 11-5 record overall and an 8-4 record in GAC play and have won three-straight.
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ATU is paced by Kaley Shipman who is putting up 11.6 ppg, while Ke'Vonsha Stackhouse is right behind at 11.3 per outing.
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Lycia Peevy is pulling down a team-leading 6.1 rpg while Jayana Sanders is handing out 4.9 assists per contest.
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