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Saturday, Feb. 29 -- vs Longwood (Millis Center) 2 p.m.
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The High Point University women's basketball team (13-13, 11-6 Big South) begins a three-game homestand to conclude the regular season schedule on Saturday (Feb. 29) when it hosts Longwood in a Big South Conference matchup.
 
Matchup History

• High Point and Longwood have met 41 times, with the Panthers holding a 29-11 advantage and winning the last 17 contests dating back to 2010.
• The Panthers hold a 16-3 advantage against the Lancers in Millis Center.
• HPU earned a 76-69 win in the first matchup between one another (Jan. 18) in Farmville. Four Panthers scored in double digits with sophomore Skyler Curran leading the way with 24 points.

 
Panther Notes

• High Point earned its second win straight win this past Tuesday (Feb. 25), defeating Presbyterian 79-71.
• Senior Camryn Brown led the team in scoring (23 points), notching her second straight game scoring at least 20 points, her fourth such game in the last five.
• Curran recorded her fifth double-double after dropping 19 points and grabbing 10 boards.
• Redshirt freshman Jenson Edwards played all 40 minutes on Tuesday, the ninth occasion that a Panther has been credited with 40 minutes of playing time this season.
• The Panthers 20 assists on Tuesday were the fourth time this season HPU has had at least 20 helpers in a contest.
• HPU's eight turnovers on Tuesday was tied for second-fewest on the year and third game below ten.
• Senior Olivia VanSlooten is nearing her 100th career game, entering Saturday with 98 games played in her career in the Purple and White.

 
Three-Point Club make total: 268
 
 
Across the Bench

• Longwood has a 6-11 record in conference play to sit eighth in the standings, a half-game ahead of Presbyterian and currently are in position to host a first round game in the Big South Tournament.
• The Lancers are currently in a six-game losing streak, having most recently lost to Winthrop 63-60 on Tuesday. Freshman Kyla McMakin led Longwood with 17 points.
• McMakin leads Longwood with 18.4 points per game, who is the leading scorer in the conference.
• Dayna Rouse is second in scoring with 14.9 ppg (seventh in the Big South), while leading the team in rebounds with 7.1 boards a game.
• Longwood has the highest scoring offense in the Big South averaging 67.5 points a game, however, are 11th in scoring defense at 69.6.

 
 
Up Next: The Panthers will continue the final homestand on Wednesday (March 4) when they host Charleston Southern. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.