The South Carolina State Lady Bulldogs (1-8) will attempt to recover from a four-game losing streak when they visit Western Carolina Lady Catamounts (4-10) on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at the Ramsey Regional Activity Center. The game will air at 4:00 PM ET on ESPN +.
Western Carolina defeated Wofford 65-54 in the team’s last action on Saturday, led by Lauren LaPlant’s 22 points.
The state of South Carolina dropped to NC A&T 97-54 in the team’s last game on Sunday. Trinity Klock had 19 points and led the team in defeat.
Western Carolina team stats
Western Carolina scores 57.3 points per game, 20.5 less than the state of South Carolina, 77.8, quits by dispute. Lady Catamounts are 1-0 this season, when they have more than 78 points.
The Lady Catamounts are pitching 75.1 percent of the charity as a team, good for first place at SoCon. Zanoria Cruz is leading Western Carolina with 3.3 free throws per game (pitches 86,000% of the line).
South Carolina State Team Statistics
Lady Bulldogs score 46.3 fewer points than 66.1 Western Carolina allows per competition. The state of South Carolina has not reached the limit of 66 points this season.
The Lady Bulldogs created 6.2 takeaways per game this season, while averaging 11.4 prizes per contest. West Carolina is 4-9 this season, committing more than 6 turnovers.
West Carolina players to watch
Kyla Allison is Western Carolina’s top scorer, averaging 10.5 points per contest, and the best passer with 3.3 assists per game. Cruz scores 10.5 points for Lady Catamounts, and Tembre Moates contributes 9.1 points and 5.2 rebounds per game.
West Carolina’s three-point attack is led by LaPlant, who averages 1.8 hits from three points per game while shooting 28% from the center.
Player statistics reflect 13 of the 14 games this season.
South Carolina players to watch
Heniaya Moton leads the state of South Carolina in scoring and adds 14 points per game. Klock leads Lady Bulldogs with 6.3 rebounds per game and adds 11.2 points, while Jacquece Alston leads the team with 4.6 assists and an average of 7.6 points.
The South Carolina state’s three-point shooting efforts are led by Moton, who averages 2.3 hits from three points per game while hitting 31% of his downtown shots.
Player statistics reflect six of the nine games this season.
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