LAKEWOOD, NJ (Feb. 5, 2024) - Georgian Court Women's Basketball comes home to Lakewood Tuesday night. 

Opponent
Holy Family Tigers (17-5, 7-3 CACC)

Where
Lakewood, NJ - GCU Wellness Center

When
Tuesday, Feb. 6 - 6 p.m.

How to Watch
• Tuesday's game is available to watch via a free to view broadcast on the GCU portal of the CACC Digital Network powered by HUDL. Links for videos and live stats can be found above and on the Lions Basketball schedule page.  

Ticketing
$8 - Adults (cash, $9 online/mobile payment)
$5 - Seniors 65 and over (cash, $6 online/mobile payment)
$5 - Children 12 and under (cash, $6 online/mobile payment)
Children under 5 - Free
GCU Students - Free  

Gameday Promotion
• One of Georgian Court's own, Paula Perez-Fabregas, had to leave the team early and is back home in Spain as she is undergoing cancer treatment's for Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer. To show the support from all of us at Georgian Court, the women's basketball team is selling Paula Strong t-shirts and bracelets with 100% of the proceeds going to Paula and her family.
• Shirts will be on sale in the lobby prior to and during the game. If you cannot purchase a shirt, please wear a white shirt to "white out" the Wellness Center in support of Paula.
• Additionally, all GCU students who come to the game with their student ID will get one slice of pizza from Destino's Pizza. While supplies last. 

Previously vs. Holy Family
• Historically, this has been a very one-sided rivalry with Holy Family holding a 50-8 all-time record.
• Of late though, things have been much closer with the Lions winning three of the last seven. 
• Last season it was the road team that won both games in the series.
• Holy Family got the win earlier this year in Philadelphia to kick off conference play, 80-51. GCU was outscored 23-5 in the second quarter as the Tigers took control of the game.
• Safiatu Kolliegbo led the Lions with 14 points and eight rebounds. 

Last Time Out
• Georgian Court held a 40-34 lead at Caldwell at the half, but couldn't hang in as the Cougars came back for a 69-60 victory.
• Caldwell took the lead for good in the third quarter outscoring GCU 17-8.
• Four Lions were in double-figures led by Safiatu Kolliegbo's 14.
• Imani Gillette had 13 points and eight rebounds in just 17 minutes of action.
• Niyell McCargo and Samantha Jones each scored 11. 

CACC Leaders
• Safiatu Kolliegbo is coming up with 2.06 steals per game, seventh in the CACC.
• She is also 10th in field goal percentage at 35.4% shooting. 
• The Lions as a team are third with 9.2 steals per game. 
• The Lions are up to shooting 38.4%, fifth-highest in the league. 
• GCU is also fifth with 13.5 offensive rebounds per contest and the 0.2 rebound margin is sixth in the league. 
• In CACC games this season, Imani Gillette is scoring a league-best 29.4 points per game. She also is third with 11.1 rebounds in CACC games.
• Marta Guilera is shooting 59.6% from the floor this season, third-best in conference-only games. 

Who's Hot?
• Imani Gillette has scored in double-figures in nine straight games and has double-doubles in six of those. 
• Safiatu Kolliegbo is averaging just under 15 points per game in her last six. 
• Samantha Jones scored a season-best eight points in a season-high 27 minutes at Post. One game later, she set another career-best scoring 11 at Caldwell. 
• Marta Guilera is 7-11 in her last three games and 16-16 at the free throw line in her last eight. 

Individual Milestones
• Imani Gillette is 11 points away from 300 in her career. 
• Julia Whesper is five rebounds away from 50.

About Holy Family
• Holy Family is off to a great start at 17-5 and 7-3 in the CACC, sitting in third place in the South Division. 
• The Tigers are getting it done on the defensive end as opponents are shooting just 33.4% overall which is third in the nation.
• They are also in the top-10 allowing just 53.2 points per game. 
• On the glass, the Tigers' +12.5 rebound margin is second in the nation. 
• Holy Family themselves are shooting 38.2% overall and 30% from three.
• Sophomore Taylor Hinkle is leading the Tigers scoring 10.8 points per game. She was recently named the CACC Student-Athlete of the Month for December.
• Kara Meredith scored 33 with 10 rebounds in the Tigers win over Goldey-Beacom last week and was named the CACC Player and Rooke of the Week.