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Women's Basketball vs. Bryn Mawr

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OPENING TIP: Today's Centennial Conference (CC) game marks the 47th all-time meeting between No. 12 Gettysburg (22-2, 12-1 CC) and Bryn Mawr (7-17, 0-14 CC) in a series that dates back to 1993. The Bullets have won all previous 46 meetings.

WHEN LAST WE MET: Gettysburg scored the game's first nine points en route to an 84-42 win over Bryn Mawr to end the 2023-24 regular season. Jameson Mott led the Bulletswith 13 points. Jessica Smith led the Owls with 19 points and six rebounds. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

LAST TIME OUT: Gettysburg scored the final 11 points of the game and held McDaniel off the board for the final 7:18 to turn a five-point edge into a 68-52 win. Shinya Lee led the Bullets with 16 points, nine rebounds, five steals and two blocked shots. Alayna Arnolie added 14 points, three assists and four steals. Elaina Beckett led all scorers with a season-high 26 points for the Green Terror. She also had seven rebounds. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

HEAD OF THE CLASS: For the first time in her career, Shinya Lee earned Centennial Conference Player of the Week honors on Tuesday. She led the Bullets to a 2-0 week, averaging a double-double with 11.5 points and 10.5 rebounds per game while playing just 23 minutes per contest in 20-plus point wins over Dickinson and Haverford. She also blocked five shots and added three steals for the week. Lee recorded eight points, nine rebounds, two steals and two blocks in just 26 minutes against Dickinson on Wednesday before netting 15 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks in 21 minutes at Haverford on Saturday.

WHAT'S THE SCENARIO?: Gettysburg enters the final day of the regular season tied with Johns Hopkins for the top seed. If both teams finish with the same result today then a coin flip will be needed for the second straight year to determine the top seed and hosting rights for the entire Centennial Conference tournament. The two teams are guaranteed the top two seeds in the tournament and will each host a semifinal on Friday night.

THANK YOU, SENIORS!: Today is the final regular-season home game for Shinya Lee, Mackenzie Szlosek and Emily Violante. The trio has combined for more than 2,200 points, nearly 1,600 rebounds, nearly 300 assists, more than 300 steals and nearly 300 blocks combined. Szlosek is a 1,000-point scorer despite missing most of this season with injury while Lee is the program's all-time leader in blocked shots.

LAST TIME OUT: Swarthmore built a 43-5 halftime lead against Bryn Mawr on Wednesday before coming away with a 67-34 victory. Jessica Smith led the Owls with 17 points, six steals, and six rebounds. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

SEVEN FOR THE OWLS: The Owls won seven games in the non-conference this season for their highest win total since an 8-16 campaign in the first year of the Centennial Conference in 1993-94. Bryn Mawr opened the year with four straight wins before scoring three more in a row in late November and going into conference play with a 7-2 mark. The Owls have scored between 34 and 53 points in all 14 conference games this season.

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Special Note: A new banner was unveiled this week to replace the international flags hanging at the end of Bream Gymnasium. This banner honors the international players who have been a part of the Bullets men's and women's basketball programs over the last four seasons. Among the countries represented by current athletes are: Australia (Bisinella-Thompson ‘25), Cameroon (Abakar ‘25), Haiti (Joseph ‘25), Lithuania (Neverbickas ’28), Montenegro (Radulovic ’28), Palistine (Maharmeh ’27), Serbia (Sukovic ’27, Puzic ’27)