PORTALES, N.M. – Eastern New Mexico Women's Basketball continue their run in the NCAA South Central Regional Tournament, meeting up with top-seeded #1 Texas Woman's in a regional semifinal on Saturday night at Kitty Magee Arena. Tipoff between the two squads is set for 7:30 p.m. (CST).

TUNE IN

• Saturday's game will be broadcast on FloCollege. FloCollege is the central location to watch Lone Star Conference live and on-demand events, offering a $14.99 per month pass or $99.99 per year pass. Additionally, those who use a .edu email address from an LSC member institution will be able to sign up at a discounted subscription price of $9.99 per month or $69.99 for the year. FloCollege will be streaming all six games of the NCAA South Central Regional Tournament.
• Saturday's game will be broadcast on the radio on 105.9 FM KSEL Country, with Donald "Doc" Elder calling the action.
• Tickets for the NCAA South Central Regional are on sale online through the Texas Woman's University Ticket Office. A general admission ticket for a day pass costs $10: NCAA South Central Regional Tournament Tickets. Please note of clear bag policy at Texas Woman's: TWU Clear Bag Policy.
• Live statistics will be available via StatBroadcast: (5) ENMU vs (1) #1 TWU Live Stats

SERIES INSIGHT

• Both Texas Woman's and Eastern New Mexico are familiar with each other, play each other once this season back on January 25, as Texas Woman's battled back to win 63-55 on home court.
• The two teams face each other for the first time in the NCAA South Central Regional, while just being the second postseason game against the Pioneers. The first postseason meeting occurred in 1990, as the two meet in Canyon, Texas for the LSC Tournament.
• ENMU made their fourth appearance ever in the NCAA Tournament in Friday's matchup with #22 Colorado Mesa, holding an all-time 1-2 record. Texas Woman's reach the NCAA Regional for the fourth consecutive year, and sixth all-time, sporting a 5-5 all-time record in the national tournament. Last season, TWU won their first ever tournament game, making a run to the national championship final.
• In all-time meetings, ENMU has a series edge over the Pioneers (34-26), while Texas Woman's has won the last four meetings between the teams. Both teams have 15 wins when playing in Denton against each other.

SCOUTING THE (5) GREYHOUNDS

• Following its first ever NCAA tournament victory, the Greyhounds stand at 21-9 on the season. In the Greyhounds quarterfinal win, ENMU held #22 Colorado Mesa to a season-low 52 points, recording six blocks and 10 steals. Offensively, Nataya Lockett led the team with 17 points, while Kaitlyn Edmondson finished with 12 points and nine rebounds.
• The Greyhounds provide 69.5 ppg, giving up 60.1 ppg. From the field, Eastern shoots 42.7% from the floor, hitting 33.9% of three-pointers, and connecting on 68.3% of foul shots. ENMU pulls down 39.8 rpg, while allowing 32.8 rpg. Defensively, Eastern find 10.3 spg, along with 3.2 bpg.
• Both Ishuana Hunter and Nataya Lockett are averaging close to 11.0 ppg, with Jayla Smith chipping in with 9.0 ppg, and a team best 6.0 ppg. Three other Greyhounds are adding over six points per game, as Julieta Ceja and Kaitlyn Edmondson contribute over 7.0 points per game.
• Edmondson and Ceja have big impact on rebounding, pulling down 5.5 rpg and 4.9 rpg, respectively. Four different Greyhounds are averaging over 2.0 assists per game, while five different ENMU players have over a steal per game. Trinity Hudson averages over a block per game, while Edmondson finds just under 1.0 bpg.

SCOUTING THE (1) #1 PIONEERS

• Texas Woman's enter Saturday's game as the number one seed in the south central and garner #1 ranking based on the latest Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) poll. The Pioneers captured the LSC regular season and tournament titles, holding a 32-1 record, along with a 21-1 LSC record.
• TWU entered the weekend as one of the top defensive teams in the nation, allowing just 51.4 ppg (5^th in nation). On offense, the Pioneers are scoring 68.4 ppg, shooting 44.8% from the field, 30.0% from deep, and 78.6% at the foul line. Texas Woman's have a +7.7 rebounding margin, pulling down 37.7 rpg and allowing 30.0 rebounds per game. The Pioneers average 15.7 apg, while finding 7.8 spg, and posting 2.7 bpg.
• Ashley Ingram was named a first team all-conference selection, scoring 15.6 ppg, leading the team with 9.2 rpg, while adding a team high 3.9 apg. Additionally, Ingram provides 1.5 spg, shooting 49.5% from the field. Scout Huffman leads the team shooting 58.1% from the floor, scoring 11.8 ppg.
• Averee Kleinhans averages 9.2 ppg from the bench, grabbing 3.5 boards per game with a team high 1.6 spg. Leila Patel chips in with 9.7 ppg, leading the team with 43 made three-pointers.