SE Women Set to Face SWOSU, ECU

DURANT, Okla. – After missing a pair of games on the schedule, Southeastern will finally return to the court on Feb. 20 for the first of a pair of games, taking on Southwestern Oklahoma State at 2 p.m. in Bloomer Sullivan Arena before turning around on Feb. 22 and heading to Ada, Okla., to face East Central at 5:30 p.m.
 
The Savage Storm are 8-6 on the season in Great American Conference Western Division play and were in the South Central Region initial rankings released this week.
 
Saturday's home contest will not be open to the general public, and instead will be in accordance with the Great American Conference's policy regarding attendance which allows for a limited guest list for student-athletes and full time coaches. This policy allows a set number of four guests per athlete or coach and is limited to the home team only.
 
Guests on the pass list will be required to show an ID as well as wear a mask and practice social distancing while in attendance.
 
Monday's matchup at ECU will not allow visiting fans in.
 
The radio call of both games will be available to SE fans on the Southeastern Sports Network over the air and online, piloted by Jay Lindly from Mix 96.1.
 
Those broadcast will be available on the following stations in the area: 96.1 FM, KZRC in Durant, Okla., 102.1 FM, KHKC in Atoka, Okla., 107.5 FM, KZIG in Atoka, Okla., 94.7 FM, KYHD in Valliant, Okla., and 99.5 FM, KZDV in Rattan, Okla.
 
Audio of the games are also available online at www.mix961.net, with video for Saturday's game against SWOSU available www.GoSoutheastern.com/SESportsNet.
 
Kamryn Cantwell leads the Storm offensively with 17.0 ppg, while Briley Moon is right behind her with 16.0 ppg.
 
Katie Branam is also chipping in double-figures with 11.3 ppg, while Jordan Benson is posting 9.3 per outing.
 
Cantwell, Moon, Branam, and Benson have combined to shoot 41.0 percent from beyond the arc, sinking 86 threes between them, led by Branam's 27 makes.
 
Cantwell leads the way in assists and rebounding as well, dishing out a team-best 3.2 assists per game and hauling in 8.0 rebounds per outing.
 
The Bulldogs enter the weekend 12-2 on the year and ranked No. 20 nationally and are led by Makyra Tramble who is putting up 21.5 ppg and 9.9 rpg.  Macy Gore and Taber Beer lead the team in assists with 3.9 apg each.
 
The Tigers head into the weekend action with an 8-5 record and are led offensively by Kendall Shulte who is averaging 14.1 ppg, while Madison Rehl is handing out 2.3 assists per contest and Mackenzie Crusoe is pulling in 4.9 rebounds per game.