Women's Basketball 1/31/2018 2:54:00 PM Jordan Alves

Lady Tiger basketball sits in second place of MSC standings; heads to Georgetown on Thursday

GEORGETOWN, Ky. — Lady Tiger basketball hits the road to start the second-half of Mid-South Conference play on Thursday night, as Campbellsville travels to rival Georgetown College.

Tip off of the doubleheader is scheduled for 6 p.m. ET in Davis Reid Alumni Gymnasium on Georgetown's campus. Matt Payton, the Voice of Lady Tiger Basketball, will have coverage starting on 88.7 The Tiger and CampbellsvilleTigers.com/watch at 5:45 p.m.

Half way through conference play, Campbellsville sits in second play in the MSC standings with a 6-1 record and is one of only three teams in the NAIA with 20-plus wins. Thursday night marks the start of the second half of conference play and CU is once again in the driver's seat to reach its NAIA-leading 26th national tournament.

The Lady Tigers clinched their 10th-straight 20-win season and the 10th in Ginger Colvin's tenure as head coach after the 82-63 win over Cumberland University on Saturday. CU has picked up consecutive victories, including a 68-63 win over No. 8 Lindsey Wilson, without leading scorer Madison Clements, who is rehabbing a sprained ankle. Madison Faulkner, Jordan Doram and Savannah Gregory have picked up the slack by totaling 63 combined points in the last two games.

Lady Tigers vs. Georgetown
Thursday, Feb. 1 - 6 p.m. ET Davis-Reid Alumni Gym Georgetown, Ky. Game Notes: CU \| GC
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CU	2017-18 Team Stats	GC
20-3 Record 7-15
6-1 Conference Record 1-6
78.3 PPG 66.4
57.4 Opp PPG 67.3
.455 FG% .372
.398 Opp FG% .389
35.7 RPG 37.8
.333 3PT FG% .289
.304 Opp 3PT FG% .327
.726 FT% .664
18.0 APG 11.7
16.5 SPG 9.0
2.0 BPG 2.8

Series Facts:

CU and GC are meeting for the 101st time in history, with CU leading the series 75-25.
CU is 16-5 in Ginger Colvin's tenure overall and 8-1 against GC while playing at on the road.
The two programs have met twice in postseason play, most recently in the 2013-14 MSC finals as CU won 75-68 to win the tournament title.
While playing at GC in Ginger Colvin's tenure, the Lady Tigers out-score Georgetown, 73-61.
The Lady Tigers have also won 5-straight over Georgetown on the road and three-straight in the series overall.
Colvin & James Jackson, a former assistant for the men's program, are meeting for the second time.

Tiger Clawz:

With the 82-63 win over Cumberland on Saturday, the Lady Tigers have reached the 20-win milestone for the 10th time in Ginger Colvin's 11 years as head coach.
The 20 wins is also tied for the second-most in the NAIA. Shawnee State also has 20 wins, while LSU- Shreveport has 21.
Leading scorer Madison Clements has missed the last two games with an ankle sprain. She is questionable for Thursday.
After losing her sister due to complications from child birth earlier in the week, Gregory rallied around her teammates to score 11 points vs. LWC.
In true road games this season, CU is 6-0.
The Lady Tigers have won two-straight MSC games.
The Lady Tigers' loss to Shawnee State in January continued the streak of only having one loss in that month for the last seven years.
Madison Clements scored her 1,000th-point vs. Georgetown College on Jan. 6 - marking her the 34^th Lady Tiger to join the 1,000-point Club.
When CU leads at halftime, the Lady Tigers are a perfect 19-0 on the year.
When the Lady Tigers convert on more free throws than the opponent, CU is 15-0.
The Lady Tigers are also 12-0 when winning the rebounding battle.
CU's lone two losses of the year have come on neutral courts - vs. Freed-Hardeman (56-49) in Jackson, TN. & Menlo College (82-74) in Hawaii.
CU ranks No. 1 in total assists (416), No. 1 in steals (391) and No. 1 in steals/game (16.5).
Savannah Gregory ranks No. 1 in steals (69).
Madison Clements ranks No. 7 in steals (56).

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Players Mentioned

#5 Madison Clements: G; 5' 8"; Redshirt Senior; Clementsville, Tenn.

#14 Jordan Doram: F; 5' 11"; Junior; Georgetown, Ky.

#40 Madison Faulkner: F; 5' 8"; Sophomore; Horse Cave, Ky.

#13 Savannah Gregory: G; 5' 8"; Redshirt Freshman; Scottsville, Ky.

Players Mentioned

#5 Madison Clements
: 5' 8"; Redshirt Senior; Clementsville, Tenn.
: G

#14 Jordan Doram
: 5' 11"; Junior; Georgetown, Ky.
: F

#40 Madison Faulkner
: 5' 8"; Sophomore; Horse Cave, Ky.
: F

#13 Savannah Gregory
: 5' 8"; Redshirt Freshman; Scottsville, Ky.
: G