THE OPENING TIP 
Having clinched a spot in the upcoming Mountain East Conference Tournament, Davis & Elkins women's basketball closes out the regular season with a pair of games on the road beginning this Wednesday at Frostburg State. The Senators will head to newly renovated Bobcat Arena for a 5:30 PM tipoff looking for a season split with Frostburg State, a team also competing in the MEC for its first season.

GAMEDAY INFORMATION 

• Game 27: Davis & Elkins at Frostburg State
• When: Wednesday, February 26 (5:30 PM)
• Where: Bobcat Arena – Frostburg, Md.
• Records: Davis & Elkins (7-19, 6-14 MEC); Frostburg State (4-22, 3-17 MEC)
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• Twitter In-Game Updates: @Senator_WBB  

   
AROUND THE LEAGUE 
    •    MEC Composite Schedule: Click Here  
    •    MEC Stats: Click Here  
    •    MEC Standings: Click Here  
  
SERIES HISTORY 

• All-Time Series: Frostburg State leads 1-0
• Last Meeting: November 29, 2019 – Frostburg State 71, Davis & Elkins 63 | Box Score | Recap
• How It Happened: Four Frostburg State players eclipsed double figures on the evening, riding their way to a balanced 71-63 win over Davis & Elkins on Tuesday at the McDonnell Center. Despite Jamiyah Johnson's dominant night on the board, a 12-point run by the Bobcats in the first frame gave them an early lead the Bobcats held through most of the game. 

   
JOHNSON CLIMBING UP D&E RECORD BOOKS WITH STELLAR CAMPAIGN

• Junior F Jamiyah Johnson has had a stellar season as a junior for the Senators, and her production has her name throughout the program's record book. Securing 10 or more rebounds in 20 straight contests, Johnson has set a new single season rebounding record with 396, previously passing Erin Smulski (1995-96) for most all-time.
• Johnson has grabbed 728 rebounds in her career, moving to fourth all-time in school history, and passing Wendy Fox (1985-89).
• The junior forward leads the team in scoring average (18.8) and rebounding (15.2). She is second nationally in rebounding average, just behind Wheeling's Lily Ritz, and leads all of NCAA DII basketball in offensive rebounds/game (6.4).
• Johnson leads the nation with 23 double-doubles this season, securing at least 10 points and 10 rebounds in 21 consecutive contests. She is second all-time in consecutive double-doubles among NCAA DII women's players, with the record at 24.  

 
DAVIS & ELKINS NOTES

• Davis & Elkins leads the conference in rebounding margin, holding a +8.1 advantage on the glass.
• Sydney Nestor is second on the team at 10.6 points/game and 6.7 rebounds/game. She is one of only two players to have played and started in all 26 games this season.
• Jay Kilpatrick (9.4 PPG) and Peyton Mohler (9.2 PPG) each average around 10 points/game for the Senators in a balanced scoring output aside from Johnson. Mohler is fifth in the conference with 97 made free-throws.
• With 16 points last time out against Glenville State, Mohler tied a career high set previously on December 14 against Urbana.
• Jessica Eadsforth-Yates had 13 points in the first meeting with Frostburg State this season, converting three times from beyond the arc.  

  
SCOUTING FROSTBURG STATE

• Frostburg looks to snap a five-game skid as the regular season winds down.
• Frostburg State is paced by a pair of seniors offensively, led by Amanda Emory (13.6 PPG, 7.4 RPG) and Victoria Diggs (13.3 PPG, 3.7 RPG).
• Head coach Carrie Saunders is in her sixth year at the helm of the Bobcats, transitioning to the head role after serving as a graduate assistant.
• Diggs canned five treys in the first meeting against the Senators on her way to 19 points in a win in Elkins last November.
• Opponents are shooting 41.7% from the floor against the Bobcats this season.

 

After the results from the weekend, @WLathletics and @SenatorNation have locked up spots in the MEC Women's Basketball Tournament.
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— Mountain East Conf. (@TheMountainEast) February 24, 2020

Set for the final week of the regular season! #DEfendTheHills pic.twitter.com/vf1Z3LsZv3

— Davis & Elkins Women's Basketball (@Senator_WBB) February 25, 2020

Jamiyah Johnson is second in NCAA history with 21 consecutive double-doubles, just three shy of tying the all-time mark set in 2007-08.

Check out her game-by-game numbers here: https://t.co/7QfZikkVmH pic.twitter.com/lOJdVQVw37

— Davis & Elkins Women's Basketball (@Senator_WBB) February 25, 2020