ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The Macalester women's basketball team will round out this season's home games as they host Bethel University on Wednesday at 7 p.m. and tipoff against St. Catherine University on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 3 p.m.
 
The Records
Macalester 3-18 overall, 0-14 MIAC; Bethel 17-4 overall, 11-3 MIAC; St. Kate's 7-14 overall, 2-12 MIAC

Think Pink
Saturday, Feb. 14 is the 2015 Think Pink game! All proceeds received at the game will go toward the Play for Kay Foundation.Join a nation of coaches and student-athletes in the fight against women's cancers. Read more about the foundation at: http://www.play4kay.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1110514

The Leaders
Macalester:
Points- Regan Fruh, 11.0 points/game
Rebounds- Park Masterson, 6.6 rebounds/game
Steals- Erin Murray, 1.5 steals/game
Assists- Erin Murray, 3.3 assists/game

Bethel:
Points- Rachel Parupsky, 14.2 points/game
Rebounds- Rachel Parupsky, 8.2 rebounds/game
Steals- Kalli Zimmermann, 2.7 steals/game
Assists- Hannah Niewald, 2.7 assists/game

St. Kate's:
Points- LaShay Holt, 15.4 points/game
Rebounds- LaShay Holt, 10.1 rebounds/game
Steals- LaShay Holt, 3.2 steals/game
Assists- LaShay Holt, 3.5 assists/game

When Last We Met
The last meeting between the Scots and Bethel took place in Arden Hills on Jan. 14 of this season. The Scots fell short, dropping to Bethel 82-46 at the final buzzer.

The Royals defensive pressure resulted in a poor shooting night for the Scots. Freshman center Regan Fruh was a lone offensive bright spot for Macalester as she scored a season-high 17. Fruh made three of nine shots from the field and knocked down 11 of 14 attempts at the line.

Macalester and St. Kate's met earlier this season on Jan. 10 in St. Paul. The Scots led the Wildcats 38-37 after the first 20 minutes of action as Macalester shot 50% from the field. The Wildcats forced Macalester into 12 second-half turnovers and knocked down six shots from beyond the arc to regain the lead and defeat the Scots 74-59 in final action.

Four Macalester players scored in double figures in the contest. Freshman center Regan Fruh and sophomore guards Lauren Clamage and Grace Dickman each posted 11 points for the Scots. Junior guard Erin Murray added 10 points and dished out a team-high three assists.

Last Time Out
After 18 lead changes and seven tied scores, Macalester and Hamline battled until the final buzzer. The Pipers shot 59% in the second half, sparked by a 31-point performance by Chloe Graves to steal a 75-73 win over Macalester on Saturday, Feb. 7.

The Scots entered the half up by nine (37-28) after beating the Pipers on the boards and draining 15 of 17 free throw attempts in the first 20 minutes of action. Hamline picked up some momentum as point guard Chloe Graves knocked down four shots from beyond the arc and went seven for 10 from the field in the final 20 minutes. The Scots were able to answer back, keeping it a two-point game for the final four minutes. With 1.3 seconds remaining, the Scots had possession of the ball for one final baseline out of bounds play. Macalester had an open shot but couldn't get it to fall, dropping to Hamline, 75-73.

Macalester was led in scoring by freshman center Regan Fruh. Fruh made an impressive 10 of 14 shots from the field to score a career-high 23 points. Erin Murray added 14 points and dished out a team-high six assists.

Following the Scots
Live stats and video of Wednesday and Saturday's games will be available online at the following link: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/macalester/

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