Women's Hoops Concludes Season at Akron Saturday

Women's Basketball at Akron
Dates/Times	Saturday \| March 7 \| 12 p.m.
Venue	James A. Rhodes Area \| Akron, Ohio
Preview Info	EMU Notes \| Record Book
Watch Live	ESPN+
Listen Live	WEMU (89.1 FM) \| The Varsity Network
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Twitter	@EMUWBB \| @EMUAthletics
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) -- The Eastern Michigan University women's basketball team will conclude the 2025-26 season at the University of Akron Saturday, March 7, at 12 p.m., inside James A. Rhodes Arena.

The game can be streamed live on ESPN+. Tom Helmer will call the action on WEMU (89.1 FM) and The Varsity Network. Live stats are available on EMUEagles.com, where a postgame recap will also be posted. Be sure to stay posted to EMU women's basketball social media @EMUWBB on X, @emuwbb on Instagram, and EMU Women's Basketball on Facebook.

QUICK NOTES
» Eastern is in the second year of the Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh era. The Eagles surpassed their 2024-25-win total (two) just six games into the 2025-26 season, earning their third win with a 64-54 victory over Robert Morris, Nov. 26. EMU posted a 2-27 (1-17 MAC) record in 2024-25 and is currently 12-16 (5-12 MAC).
» Eastern is tied for the fifth largest win improvement in the nation from the 2024-25 season to the 2025-26 campaign, as it has improved by 10 wins from its 2-27 (1-17 MAC) record last season.
» Eastern and Akron are meeting for the first time this season and 52nd time overall. Eastern holds a 19-32 record against the Zips and an 8-15 mark when facing them in Akron.
» Eastern has lost seven consecutive games to the Zips. It is looking for its first win over Akron since Jan. 16, 2021, and first victory in Akron since March 11, 2019.
» Eastern most recently lost to Ohio, 64-52, March 4, on its senior night.
» Sisi Eleko is one double-double away from tying the EMU all-time record and 21 points from reaching 1,000 in Eastern Green and White.
» EMU returns just Sisi Eleko and Brooklyn Thrash from the 2024-25 squad. It totals 13 newcomers, including six transfers.
» EMU has nine international players, tying for the fourth most nationally and the most in the MAC.

LAST COLLEGIATE CONTEST
Eastern's 2025-26 senior class of Sisi Eleko, Brooklyn Thrash, Ainhoa Cea, and Artemis Kouki are playing their final collegiate game against Akron Saturday.

Sisi Eleko
One of five active Division I players nationally to total 50+ double-doubles in her career...Ranks first in EMU program history in rebounds per game (10.0) and fourth in points per game (17.8)...Has over 1,000 career rebounds and 1,500 points...Is currently one double-double away from tying the program record (31)...Earned four all-conference team selections, and 13 player of the week honors...Graduating in the spring of 2026 with a bachelor's in psychology with a minor in criminology and criminal justice.

Brooklyn Thrash
Averaging 7.2 points and 4.3 rebounds per game as an Eagle...Has three career double-doubles, 29 double-digit scoring games, and 12 games with three or more steals...Scored over 650 points and grabbed more than 350 rebounds...Named to the MAAC All-Academic Team in 2023-24...Graduating in the spring of 2026 with a bachelor's in exercise science.

Ainhoa Cea
Played in over 115 career games...Has recorded over 500 points and assists, and is one rebound away from 500...Has recorded one career triple-double and 97 games with at least three assists...Currently totals 166 assists, the sixth most in one season in EMU history...Graduating with a bachelor's degree in elementary comprehensive early childhood teaching and learning.

Artemis Kouki
Played in over 75 career games...Has shot 35.2% from three-point range in her career, including consecutive seasons above 38.0% in 2023-24 and 2024-25...A two-time Academic All-MAC and CSC Academic All-District honors...Working through a master's program in human resources and organizational development.

NATIONALLY RANKED WIN IMPROVEMENT
Eastern's 12-15 (5-11 MAC) record currently represents a 10-win improvement from its 2-27 record last season, tying for the fifth-largest improvement nationally by number of wins. McNeese State (26-4, 20-1 Southland) leads the nation with a 17-win jump. The Eagles' 10-win improvement is the largest in one season since the 2009-10 squad improved by 14 wins (22-9, 11-5 MAC) from the 2008-09 team's 8-21 (4-12 MAC) record.

ALL-TIME VS. AKRON
Eastern and Akron are meeting for the first time this season and 52nd time overall. Eastern holds a 19-32 record against the Zips and an 8-15 mark when facing them in Akron. The Zips have won seven-consecutive games, tying their streak from 1993-96 for the longest in the series. The game is taking place in the Rubber City for the second consecutive season for the first time since the 2018-19 season and 2019-20 campaign.

LAST TIME AGAINST AKRON
Eastern and Akron last met March 5, 2025, a 70-53 win for the Zips at James A. Rhodes Arena. Sisi Eleko recorded her 14th double-double of the season as she scored 21 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. The Eagles also received 16 points from Olivia Smith in the loss to the Zips.

LAST TIME OUT: VS. OHIO, L, 62-54, MARCH 4
Eastern honored its 2025-26 senior class as it concluded the home portion of the season with a 62-54 loss to Ohio, March 4, inside the George Gervin GameAbove Center. Eastern recognized Sisi Eleko, Brooklyn Thrash, Artemis Kouki, and Ainhoa Cea. The Eagles were paced by a trio of double-digit scoring nights from Eleko (12 points), while both Peyton Hill and Fernanda Ovalle scored 11.

NOTABLES LAST TIME OUT: VS. OHIO, L, 62-54, MARCH 4
» Eastern grabbed 46 rebounds, its third-highest total of the season and second most against a MAC opponent after it grabbed 51 rebounds at Buffalo, Jan. 28, 2026.
» EMU forced 20+ turnovers for the seventh time this season, resulting in a 4-3 record.
» Eastern outrebounded its opponent (46-45) for the 17th time this season, producing a 10-7 record.
» Eastern's bench scored 15+ points for the seventh time this season.
» Fernanda Ovalle scored in double-digits for the 17th time this season and 25th of her career with 11 points. She has scored at least 10 points in four consecutive games for the first time since Jan. 17-28.
» Peyton Hill recorded her 21st double-digit scoring game of the year with 11 points. She paces MAC freshmen this season in double-digit contests.
» Sisi Eleko scored 12 points for her 27th double-digit outing of the season. She has scored at least 10 points in all 27 games she has played this season.
» In her final home collegiate contest, Brooklyn Thrash totaled two blocks, her fifth time this season securing multiple in a game. She grabbed seven rebounds as well, marking her sixth time this season with seven or more rebounds.

FOURTH STARTING FIVE OF THE YEAR
With Artemis Kouki's senior-night start against the Bobcats, March 4, Eastern rolled out just its fourth starting-five variation of the year (Brooklyn Thrash, Ainhoa Cea, Kouki, Sisi Eleko, Peyton Hill). The start marked the first for Kouki's EMU career. Prior to Jan. 14, Eastern was one of 14 known schools to start the same five every game.

ELKO EYEING 1,000 POINTS AT EMU
After scoring 12 points against Ohio, March 4, Sisi Eleko needs to score 21 points in her final collegiate game to reach 1,000 in Eastern Green and White. Should she meet the standards, Eleko would be the 25th player to score 1,000 points in their EMU career.

ELEKO PROGRAM DOUBLE-DOUBLES
Sisi Eleko's 30 double-doubles rank second on the program's all-time list (since 1997). She needs one more to tie Ce'Nara Skanes (2020-23) for the most in program history (31). Eleko most recently posted a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds, at NIU, Feb. 28.

ELEKO IN THE STANDINGS
Sisi Eleko has 16 double-doubles on the season, ranking first in the MAC and sixth nationally by value. The senior ranks second in the MAC in points (17.7) and first in the MAC in rebounds per game (9.8). Her 9.8 boards per game stand 35th nationally, while she also leads the MAC in defensive rebounds per game (7.6), checking in at No. 18 in America. Altogether, she ranks inside the MAC top-three in seven categories.

ELEKO CAREER SCORING/REBOUNDING AVERAGE
Sisi Eleko currently leads the program in all-time rebounding average with 10.0 per game as an Eagle. She is the only Eagle to average double figures in rebounds in her career. She currently stands fourth in career scoring in program history averaging 17.8 points per game.

ELEKO NCAA ACTIVE DBL-DBLS RANKING
Sisi Eleko's 50 career double-doubles rank fourth among active NCAA Division I players, she is just the fifth active player to total 50 or more, joining Miami's Ra Shaya Kyle (50), Maine's Adrianna Smith (55), Loyola Maryland's Lex Therien (57), and Reagan Beers from Oklahoma (65).

SISI STILL GOT IT
Sisi Eleko has picked up where she left off from the 2024-25 season. Named Preseason First Team All-MAC, Eleko has scored at least 10 points in all 27 games she has played in this season and 29-consecutive games dating back to the 2024-25 season. She has scored 20+ in 10 games, the second most in the conference. She is the only MAC player to rank inside the top two in points per game, rebounds per game OR assists per game. Eleko currently leads the MAC with 9.8 rebounds per game and ranks second with 17.7 points.

ELEKO DOUBLE-DOUBLE RATE
Sisi Eleko has secured her 30 EMU double-doubles at an astonishing rate, doing so in 54 games. It took program double-doubles leader, Ce'Nara Skanes (2020-23), 69 games to total 30 double-doubles, finishing her tenure with 31. Eleko has posted a double-double in 54.5% (30-of-55) of her games at EMU. Skanes did so in 41.3% (31-of-75) of her career games.

ELEKO ELITE COMPANY
Leading the MAC in rebounds per game (9.8) and ranking second in points (17.7), Sisi Eleko is one of just eight players nationally to rank top two in their respective conference in both points and rebounds per game.

ELEKO PRESEASON ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM
Sisi Eleko was named Preseason All-MAC First Team, Oct. 21. The 2024-25 All-MAC Second Team selection led the MAC with 14 double-doubles. She was the only player to average one in the MAC. She paced the MAC with 10.1 rebounds per game, becoming the only MAC player to average double-digit boards, and ranked second with 17.9 points per game.

TOP-10 FRESHMAN SCORER: PEYTON HILL
After scoring 11 points against Ohio, March 4, Peyton Hill totals 385 points this season, the seventh most by an EMU freshman in program history. With one regular-season game remaining and factoring in her 14.3 points per game average, Hill is expected to end the season with roughly 399 points, which would be the sixth-highest total from an EMU freshman all time. She needs nine points to eclipse Holly Mitchell (393, 1997-98) for the No. 6 spot.

PEYTON HILL: SIX 20-POINT GAMES
Peyton Hill's six 20-point games are the most by a MAC freshman this season and the most by an EMU freshman since Cha Sweeny reached the mark 11 times in the 2013-14 campaign. Hill most recently accomplished the feat with 20 points versus Ball State, Feb. 10.

FRESHMAN 10+ POINTS: PEYTON HILL
Peyton Hill has the most games with double-digit points of an EMU freshman (21) since Courtnie Lewis recorded 22 10+ point games in the 2017-18 season. Hill most recently scored 11 points against Ohio, March 4.

LEADING FRESHMAN: PEYTON HILL
Peyton Hill's 14.3 points per game, 81.4% clip from the free throw line, and 33.6 minutes per game lead MAC freshmen. Her 35.4% rate from beyond the arc ranks second among the league's rookies and her 45.5% mark from the field ranks fourth, along with her 2.2 assists per game.

AT THE LINE FOR EASTERN: PEYTON HILL
Freshman Peyton Hill is shooting 81.4% from the line, the sixth-best mark in the conference and best from a freshman. Overall, Hill's 81.4% clip would stand 10th in the program's single-season records if it is maintained. The record is currently held by Kelly Helbler, who shot 91.1% in the 1989-90 season.

ANOTHER PAIR OF 20s
Peyton Hill (22 points) and Sisi Eleko (20) each posted 20+ points at UMass, Feb. 4, marking the fifth time this season EMU has seen multiple players with 20+ points, producing a 2-3 record in such games.

PAY DAY IN THE PAINT
Eastern scored 42 paint points in the win over Buffalo, Feb. 21, marking its ninth time this season eclipsing 40 points in the paint, producing an 8-1 record when doing so.

SEXTUPLING 2024-25 MAC WIN TOTAL
The win against Buffalo, Feb. 21, marked the Eagles' fifth MAC win of the season, quintupling the one MAC victory they had last season. Eastern's only MAC win last year came on the road at Northern Illinois, 76-72, Feb. 22. Eastern can sextuple its MAC win total with a victory over the Zips Saturday.

FOURTH QUARTER CONTROL IN VICTORIES
EMU finishes games with authority when leading. In wins, the Eagles outscore opponents 237 to 196 in fourth quarters. Most recently, Eastern was outscored by Buffalo, 18-12 in the fourth quarter for the 73-63 win, Feb. 21.

ROAD RESILIENCE IN WINS
In road victories, EMU has leaned on defense and discipline. Opponents scored only 46.5 points per game in those four wins, including a 70-39 decision at Canisius, Nov. 7, a 52-41 win at St. Thomas, Nov. 14, and a 71-51 victory at Buffalo, Jan. 28. EMU has forced 18.8 turnovers per game in road wins while holding opponents to 30.5% shooting from the floor and 10.7% from three-point range.

YOUR DO-IT-ALL PG
Senior Ainhoa Cea is averaging 6.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 5.9 assists per contest, making her one of four players nationally averaging at least 6.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 5.5 assists per game.

THREE POTW AWARDS IN ONE SEASON
After Sisi Eleko's MAC Player of the Week awards (Dec. 2 and Dec. 16), and Fernanda Ovalle's, Jan. 6, EMU has earned three or more MAC Player of the Week awards for the first time since the 2011-12 season, when program all-time points leader Tavelyn James earned MAC West Player of the Week six times (Nov. 14, Dec. 12, Jan. 16, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, Feb. 20).

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 86+ POINTS
» After scoring 87 points against the Bobcats, Jan. 7, and 86 points against Bowling Green, Dec. 30, Eastern scored 86+ points in consecutive games for the first time since the 2013-14 season. That season, EMU scored 95 points in a 95-62 win over Lawrence Tech, Dec. 31, before putting up 88 in an 88-70 victory over Kent State, Jan. 4.
» After scoring 87 points against the Bobcats, Jan. 7, and 86 points against Bowling Green, Dec. 30, Eastern scored 86+ points in consecutive conference games for the first time since the 2003-04 season, when the Eagles beat the Akron Zips, 93-37, Jan. 7, prior to besting rivals Central Michigan, 87-50, Jan. 10.
» Eastern is one of four MAC teams to score 86+ points in multiple conference games this season.

THRASH SCORING/REBOUNDING CONSISTENCY
With Brooklyn Thrash's nine points and five rebounds at Central Michigan, Jan. 17, she posted at least nine points and five boards in 3-of-4 games for the first time in her career. She was also 2-for-4 from three-point range, marking her sixth game with multiple made triples this season and fourth time shooting 40% or better from beyond the arc. She recently hit the mark for the seventh time this season with 14 points and eight rebounds in the win over Arkansas State, Feb. 7.

3-STRAIGHT GAMES, MULTIPLE 20-POINT PERFORMANCES
With Fernanda Ovalle (24 points) and Brooklyn Thrash's (22) 20-point outings at Ohio, Jan. 7, Eastern had three consecutive games with multiple 20-point scorers for the first time since the 2019-20 campaign. The streak started with Ovalle (22) and Sisi Eleko (20) each recording 20+ points at Ball State, Dec. 20, prior to Ovalle (26 points), Peyton Hill (22), and Eleko (20) doing so against Bowling Green, Dec. 30. The stretch is the Eagles' first since Areanna Combs and Courtnie Lewis did so in the three straight games to end the 2019-20 season against Central Michigan, March 7, Northern Illinois, March 9, and Ball State, March 11.

TRIO OF 20-POINT PERFORMANCES
Fernanda Ovalle (26 points), Peyton Hill (22 points), and Sisi Eleko (20 points) each recorded 20+ points in the 86-76 win against Bowling Green, Dec. 30. This marked the first time the Eagles had three players score 20+ points since Chanise Baldwin (26), Cha Sweeny (24), and Janay Morton (20) did so in the second round of the women's NIT against TCU, March 19, 2016. It's also the first time Eastern has had three individuals with 20+ points in a conference game since at least the 1998-99 season.

EXCLUSIVE COMPANY
After Fernanda Ovalle (26 points), Peyton Hill (22 points), and Sisi Eleko's (20 points) 20-point performances against Bowling Green, Dec. 30, EMU is one of two MAC schools to have three players score 20+ points in a single game this season. The other is Ball State, who accomplished the feat against Kent State, Feb. 1.

ELEKO MAC POTW X2
Sisi Eleko collected her second MAC Player of the Week award of the season, Dec. 16. Eleko is one of four MAC players to earn the award twice this season. She is also the first EMU student-athlete to earn the award twice in the same season since Danielle Minnot was named MAC West Player of the Week in consecutive weeks, in the 2017-18 campaign, Jan. 23 and Jan. 30.

BACKS AGAINST THE WALL
Eastern came back from a two-point deficit to start the fourth quarter (49-47) against Arkansas State, Feb. 7, marking the fourth, fourth-quarter comeback in the Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh era (2024-present) and third of the 2025-26 season. Eastern notably came back from down six points to start the fourth quarter, beating Toledo, 76-71, Jan. 20. It was the largest fourth-quarter comeback since Eastern came back from a 10-point hole to win against NIU, 76-72, Feb. 22, 2025.

MULTIPLYING WINS
Eastern has multiplied its 2024-25 win total across a multitude of categories.

Win Type          24-25 Total       25-26 Total    Increase
Total     2             12          10
Non-Con           1             7             6
Home 1             8             7
Away    1             4             3
MAC     1             5             4
MAC Home      0             4             4
MAC Away        1             1             --

With a win over Akron, Eastern can increase its overall win total by 11 from the 2024-25 season, while advancing its road-win total by four, its both MAC-win total by five, and double its road-MAC win sum.

MONEY FROM THE LINE
Eastern is shooting 74.9% from the free-throw line this season, ranking third in the MAC. With one game left this season, EMU's 74.9% free-throw percentage would serve as the team's single-season program record and is 2.3% better than the current single-season record, a 72.6% clip in the 1994-95 season. The Eagles have shot 81.0% or better from the free-throw line in nine of 28 games this season, and 70% or better in 19 games, as their season-best 90.9% (20-for-22) rate vs. Robert Morris, Nov. 26, ranks fourth in program history in single-game standings. Peyton Hill (81.4%) leads EMU individually, as her clip ranks sixth in the MAC and is the best from a MAC freshman. Additionally, Eastern broke the program and George Gervin GameAbove Center records in free throws made and attempted, shooting 77.1% (37-for-48) against Bowling Green, Dec. 30.

SHOOTING FOR 90s
Eastern was 7-for-7 from the free-throw line at UMass, Feb. 4, marking the fifth time in the Sahar Nusseibeh era (2024-present), and fourth time this season that the Eagles have shot 90.0% or higher at the free-throw line, as they are 4-1 in such games. The Eagles have recorded four or more games with a mark of 90.0% or better at the line in one season for the first time since at least 2011-12.

STARTERS CARRY THE WORKLOAD
A large majority of Eastern's 1,877 points are scored by the starting five, as it has accounted for 85.7% of EMU's total points. Eastern is one of three known schools nationally where the traditional starting five accounts for 85.0% or more of the team's total points. The same applies to minutes as well, as Eastern starters have played 82.0% of the Eagles' total minutes.

CONSISTENT TRENDS
Eastern is 10-6 this season when holding opponents below 44.9% from the field, as it has held its foes to 41.5% or worse in nine of its 12 victories. In losses, opponents are shooting 46.1%. The same goes for three-point shooting as Eastern's opponents are shooting 26.3% or worse in nine of EMU's 12 wins and 31.3% or better in 10 of EMU's 16 losses. Eastern is also 10-7 when outrebounding its foe as it has done so in 17-of-28 games this season while holding a clean 9-0 mark when leading at halftime.

CRASHING THE GLASS
After getting outrebounded in the season-opener at Louisiana Monroe, 37-29, Nov. 3, Eastern has outrebounded its opponent in 17 of the last 27 games with its largest margin being +23 in the 96-44 win vs. Defiance, Dec. 5. Along with Sisi Eleko (9.8 rebounds per game, first in the MAC), Brooklyn Thrash also carries a sizeable workload when it comes rebounding, averaging 4.6 per game, while Ainhoa Cea averages 4.4 per game while standing 5-foot-6. Brooklyn Thrash highlighted the EMU rebounders against Ohio, March 4, grabbing seven rebounds, marking her sixth time this season with seven or more.

WINNING FORMULA SHOWS BALANCE
Across all 12 victories, EMU posts a +14.4-scoring margin and holds opponents to 58.4 points per game. The Eagles shoot 44.4% from the floor while limiting opponents to 36.4%. Rebounding stands out at +5.8 per game. EMU also shoots 78.9% from the free-throw line, compared to 68.2% for opponents. Peyton Hill averages 17.0 points per game in wins, shoots 49.6% from the field, pulls down 4.6 rebounds, and grabs 1.3 steals per game. Sisi Eleko averages a double-double with 18.8 points and 11.2 rebounds, while Fernanda Ovalle adds 13.5 points per game. Ainhoa Cea aids, scoring 5.8 points, with 6.8 assists, and 4.8 rebounds.

UNDERSIZED REBOUNDER
Standing 5-foot-6, Ainhoa Cea pulls down an average of 4.4 rebounds per game. She has grabbed at least four rebounds in six of her last 10 games with her highest single-game total being 10 at Indiana, Dec. 14, and most recently at Buffalo, Jan. 28. Cea's 10 rebounds against the Hoosiers and Bulls are the most by an EMU player 5-foot-6 or shorter since Juanita Agosto also grabbed 10 against Western Michigan, Jan. 19, 2022. Cea most recently grabbed three rebounds against Ohio, March 4. She needs one more

AINHOA'S AID
Senior Ainhoa Cea has distributed the ball effectively in her first season as an Eagle. Cea has dished at least five dimes in 19 of her first 28 games, with her highest total being 12 at Ohio, Jan. 7, and at Buffalo, Jan. 28. Cea's 12 assists against the Bobcats/Bulls tie for the most in a single game in the MAC and are the fifth most nationally by value. Cea's 5.9 assists per game rank second in the conference and 16th nationally. The senior's 5.9 assists per game average, should it hold, would break the program's single-season record. The record is currently held by Cassie Schrock, who averaged 5.9 in the 2010-11 season. Schrock dished 220 assists that season. Cea most recently totaled two dimes against Ohio, March 4.

CEA SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL ASSISTS
Ainhoa Cea totals 166 assists this season, the sixth most in one season in program history. Her total is the most since Desyree Thomas posted 174 in the 2011-12 campaign. Cea needs five assists to surpass Cassie Schrock for the No. 5 spot as she dished 170 assists in the 2009-10 campaign.

AINHOA CEA 10+ ASSIST GAMES
Ainhoa Cea dished double-digit assists for the third time this season with 11 at UMass, Feb. 4. Her trio of 10+ assist outings are the second-most in the conference and the most from an Eagle in a single season since Desyree Thomas also recorded three 10+ assist outings in 2011-12.

AINHOA'S MINUTES
Ainhoa Cea has handled significant minutes on the court as she slots first in the MAC and third in America, averaging 37.7 minutes per game. Cea's 37.7 minutes per game are a career high and 8.9 minutes more than her previous career high of 28.8 MPG. She most recently played 40 minutes against Ohio, March 4.

AINHOA CEA: STAT-SHEET STUFFER
Ainhoa Cea has excelled in multiple facets of the game as she has recorded 15 games with at least five points, three assists, and three rebounds this season, doing so in three of her last five games, most recently at NIU, Feb. 28 (10 points, five rebounds, six assists). Overall, the senior is averaging 6.7 points, 5.9 assists, 4.4 rebounds, and 2.2 steals per game. She is shooting 48.4% from the field and 36.2% from three-point range.

UPCOMING MILESTONES
Sisi Eleko needs one double-double to tie for the most in program history. She requires 21 points to reach 1,000 as an Eagle. Ainhoa Cea needs one rebound to reach 500 in her career.

SHOOTING STREAK
The Eagles have recorded at least one three-pointer in 160 consecutive games, the second-longest stretch since the start of the 1999-00 season. The longest streak in that period is 281 games, which began with seven makes at Northern Illinois, Jan. 31, 2002, and ended with no makes in the MAC Tournament, March 11, 2011, against Toledo.

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Players Mentioned

Ainhoa Cea

Sisi Eleko

Peyton Hill

Artemis Kouki

Fernanda Ovalle

Olivia Smith

Brooklyn Thrash

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