Game 19: Longwood (3-15, 2-5 Big South) vs. Presbyterian (8-10, 4-3 Big South)
Date & Time	Saturday, Jan. 21, 2023 (2 p.m.)
Location	Farmville, Va. (Willett Hall)
Game Notes	Longwood | Presbyterian | Big South
Statistics	Longwood | Presbyterian | Big South
Live Stats	Longwood Live Stats
Video/TV	ESPN+
Social Media	@LongwoodLancers | @LongwoodWBB

Join us at Willett Hall for our Alumni Game! Former players and coaches will be in attendance for the game and will be honored in a special presentation during halftime.

The Opening Tip:

• Longwood looks for three-straight home victories as the Lancers welcome the Presbyterian Blue Hose to Farmville.
• The Blue Hose are coming off a season that saw them finish 12-18 (6-12 Big South), falling to Campbell in the second round of the Big South Championship.
• Gardner-Webb currently sits at 4-3 and conference and is tied for second in the conference in scoring with 67.1 points per game.
• Today's game will mark the 25th all-time Division-I matchup between the Lancers and the Blue Hose. 
• Presbyterian leads the series 15-9 against Longwood, with the first Division-I matchup coming in 2008.
• Longwood holds a two-game winning streak over Presbyterian dating back to January 1st of last year.

By The Numbers:

• Longwood fell on the road to the top-ranked Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs by a score of 83-71.
• The game marked the 26th all-time Division-I matchup between the Lancers and the Runnin' Bulldogs. The two teams will face one another again on February 22nd in Farmville.
• Adriana Shipp-Davis and Anne-Hamilton LeRoy led the way for the Lancers, each scoring 18 points.
• Janay Turner scored 14 points on a four for seven mark from the field, her second consecutive double-digit scoring output.
• The Lancers forced 24 turnovers, scoring 23 points off of them.
• Longwood shot 44.4% from three, the highest the team has recorded this season.
• Longwood and Gardner-Webb traded the lead seven times during the game.

Quoteables: 

"I feel like this game will give our team some confidence. I really loved how we competed. Obviously, the end result isn't what we wanted, but I can definitely see the progress and I want us to continue that same effort and intensity every time we step on the court." -Head Coach Erika Lang-Montgomery following Longwood's 71-83 loss to Gardner-Webb on Wednesday.

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