College of the Ozarks at UNT DALLAS
 
When: February 22, 2025
Tip-off: 2:00 PM
Location: Dallas, Texas (Ellis Davis Field House)
Watch: SAC Sports Network
Livestats: untdathletics.com
Social Media: UNTD Athletics on X and Instagram
 
SCHEDULE SHUFFLE
- UNT Dallas women's basketball returns to Ellis Davis Field House for final two regular season games.
- Inclement weather in the Midwest affected traveling for UNTD's opponents, so the original Thursday date was moved to a Monday. The order of oppositions remains the same, with the other team being at Nelson during this trip.
- The Trailblazers will play College of the Ozarks on Saturday around 2:00 p.m., while ending the season with John Brown on Monday at a time to be determined.
- UNTD enters with an 8-16 record and 7-15 conference mark with chances to spoil seeding in the final tournament picture.
 
QUARTET TO BE HONORED ON SATURDAY
- On Saturday, the UNT Dallas women's basketball program plans to honor graduating seniors Mya Bills (Rockwall, Texas), Madison Davis (Mansfield, Texas), Skye Dugan (Dallas, Texas), and Eryka Patton (Hutchins, Texas).  
 
CONFERENCE LEADERBOARD/PLAYER NOTES
- Patton slots into the top 10 for rebounding with 145 (6.0) with a fifth-place ranking in the league, while checking in at eighth for scoring with 372 points and 15.5 points per contest.
- Dugan is another top scoring threat on the team with 332 points and averages 14.4 points a contest. She leads the SAC in steals-per-game with a 3.2-clip.
- The Trailblazers lead the league as a team with 11.46 steals-per-game.
- The team ranks third in the league for turnover margin at 3.58, with first place Langston and Texas Wesleyan the only teams higher.
- Senior ShanDrea Yeldell (Dallas, Texas) has posted her highest scoring performances in the previous pair of games with 21 and 18 points, respectively, to lead the team. She also swiped seven steals against Southwestern Christian, which matches her own career-high and sets the new single-game program record.
 
UNT Dallas Season Stats
 
NOTES ON BOBCATS
- College of the Ozarks enters with a 17-9 record overall and 15-7 conference mark.
- The Bobcats are fourth in the league and have won their past two games. This includes a 75-72 win last Monday against Wayland Baptist.
- COFO is 6-7 in away games and 7-8 when not playing at the friendly confines, where it boasts a 10-1 mark.
- Susanna Moran leads the squad with 438 points. 374 rebounds, and 28 blocks. She also has 46 assists and 29 steals.
- Also keep an eye on Logan Jones with 334 points and Taylor Rush with 59 made trifectas.
 
COFO Season Stats
 
PREVIOUS MEETING
- UNT Dallas fell 79-64 at Keeter Gym this season.
- The Trailblazers were edged by 20 points combined in the first and fourth quarters, while outscoring College of the Ozarks by five in the middle frames.
- Dugan and Patton had 14 points each.
- Yeldell scored 11 points.
- Junior Allysa Pendley (Waco, Texas) chipped in nine points and five rebounds off the bench.
- Moran secured a double-double with 27 points and 19 boards.
- Rush and Jones contributed 20 and 18 points, respectively to represent the majority of scoring.  
 
John Brown vs. UNT DALLAS
 
When: February 24, 2025
Tip-off: 6:00 PM
Location: Dallas, Texas (Ellis Davis Field House)
Watch: SAC Sports Network
Livestats: untdathletics.com
Social Media: UNTD Athletics on X and Instagram
 
NOTES ON GOLDEN EAGLES
- John Brown enters with a 13-13 record and 11-11 conference record.
- The Golden Eagles fell last Saturday to No. 18 Wayland Baptist, 79-61.
- They have dropped three-of-four games.
- Sarah Snodgrass leads the team with 312 rebounds and is the only one averaging double figures with 12.5 rebounds-per-game.
- She headlines the offense with 427 points and averages 17.1 points-per-game. Caelyn Ferguson and Abbey Sanders also average double figures with 12.2 and 10.8-clips.
 
JBU Season Stats
 
EARLIER MATCHUP
- These teams were in a highly contested game in January with the Golden Eagles prevailing late, 56-54.
- The Trailblazers led by five after one quarter and had gone up by as many as nine in the second. JBU rallied back down four at halftime and would go up late in the fourth. UNTD battled until the final horn, but a game-tying attempt missed short.
- Patton had 16 points and seven rebounds.
- Dugan tossed in 15 points and swiped three steals.
- Sophomore De'Asia Johnson (Dallas, Texas) had a personal-high 14 rebounds.
- Snodgrass went for 16 points and 19 rebounds for a double-double.
- Ferguson added 11 points, and Gracie Harris scored 10.