GAME INFO
Monday, Jan. 6 -- vs. Radford (Millis Center, High Point, N.C.), 7 p.m.
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The High Point University women's basketball team (3-9, 1-2 Big South) looks to draw level in the Big South standings with a matchup against Radford University (4-7, 2-0 Big South) on Monday night at the Millis Center.
 
Matchup History

• This is the 50th meeting between High Point and Radford, with the Panthers holding a slight edge, 27-22.
• The Highlanders have swept the last two season series for four-straight wins and have won six of the last seven against HPU.
• High Point has done well at home against Radford, holding a ten-game lead at the Millis Center, 17-7.

 
Panther Notes

• HPU picked up its first win of the Big South schedule Saturday afternoon (Jan. 4) with an 85-46 drubbing of USC Upstate to snap a five-game losing streak.
• Skyler Curran, Camryn Brown, Callie Scheier, and Zaria Wright all scored in double digits for the Panthers, led by Curran's 17, the fourth-straight game she's led the team in scoring.
• Brown's 16 points give her 976 in her career, 24 points away from becoming the 13th Panther in the Division I era of High Point University women's basketball to reach the 1,000-point mark.
• Five different players gathered at least seven rebounds, led by Curran and Chyna McMichel with eight each. Brown, Jenson Edwards, and Danielle Deoul each had seven to help HPU grab a season-high 49 rebounds.
• High Point attempted a season-low 20 shots from behind the arc but connected on eight of them for a season-high shooting percentage of 40% from three-point land.

 
Three-Point Club make total: 115
 
 
Across the Bench

• Radford is 4-7 on the year but has started conference play 2-0 with wins over Presbyterian and Charleston Southern.
• The Highlanders won the Big South regular season and tournament a year ago and were predicted to repeat as champs again this season.
• Khiana Johnson is the only Radford player to average double-digit points per game, with the All-Big South Preseason Second Teamer averaging 11.6 PPG.
• Right behind Johnson is All-Big South Preseason First Team nominee Sydney Nunley, averaging 9.2 PPG and 6.3 rebounds per game, second in rebounding to Amele Ngwafang's 7.5 RPG.
• Radford is led by seventh-year head coach Mike McGuire. McGuire has an overall record of 116-75 at Radford entering the season and a 78-36 mark in Big South play, with two Big South regular season championships in the last three years.

 
Up Next: High Points heads back on the road, playing at UNC Asheville Thursday night (Jan. 9) and at Charleston Southern on Saturday (Jan. 11) to complete a stretch of four games in eight days to start 2020. HPU will next play at home on Jan. 21 when Presbyterian visits the Millis Center.