Game #5
Western Oregon Wolves (1-3, 0-0 GNAC) vs. Regis Rangers (1-3, 0-0 RMAC)
Friday, Nov. 27, 2015 at 1 p.m. Mountain
Golden, Colo. – Lockridge Arena

Game #6
Western Oregon Wolves (1-3, 0-0 GNAC) at Colorado Mines Orediggers (0-2, 0-0 RMAC)
Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015 at 3 p.m. Mountain
Golden, Colo. – Lockridge Arena

Live Stats and Video
 
WOLVES TRAVEL TO GOLDEN FOR MINES TOURNEY
The Rocky Mountains are the travel destination for the Western Oregon women's basketball team as they participate in t a tournament hosted by Colorado School of Mines. On Friday, Nov. 27, the Wolves will play at 1 p.m. Mountain (12 p.m. Pacific) in a neutral-site game against the Regis Rangers. WOU will face tourney host, the Orediggers of CSM at 3 p.m. Mountain on Saturday, Nov. 28. Colorado Mines will provide live video and stats at the link above.
 
WOLVES WEEK IN REVIEW
Hosting the Hampton Inn D2Shootout in Monmouth, the Wolves went 1-1 following a loss to Chico State (65-54) and a thrilling overtime win over Evergreen State (77-75). Sydney Azorr led WOU with 11 points on Saturday, followed by 10 points and five rebounds off the bench by Kelsey Henry. In Sunday's victory, Jordan Mottershaw hit two free-throws with a second left in overtime to post 20 points.
 
IN SEARCH OF POINTS
Through four games, Western Oregon is scoring only 55.8 points per game – last in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. The Wolves have played good defense, only allowing opponents 64.0 points a contest.
 
LEADING THE PACK
A pair of guards lead the scoring output for the Wolves this season. Jordan Mottershaw leads WOU with a 13.0 point per game clip while Sydney Azorr follows with 10 a game. Rebounding has been a total team effort, with seven players pulling down three or more rebounds per game. Sophomore forward Jasmine Miller tops the rebounders with 5.5 per game while freshman forward Ali Nelke is close behind (4.5)

SURVEYING THE RANGERS
Regis, out of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, are 1-3 after a pair of losses in a tournament at Fort Hays State last weekend. Friday's game will be the third all-time meeting and, for the time, the rubber match. The Rangers won last year's meeting, 69-54, in Monmouth. Bay'Lee Purdy leads Regis with 15.5 points per game.
 
DIGGING FOR W's
The Orediggers are 0-2 after a pair of double-digit losses at home in the Tony Corbetta Classic. Colorado Mines has a 1-0 advantage in the all-time series with a 60-49 win during the 2009-10 season. Senior forward Courtney Martin scores 10 points per game and is tied for the team lead with five rebounds a game.  

WOLVES – A LOOK AHEAD
League competition for the Wolves will begin on the road with contests at Seattle Pacific (Thursday 12/3) and Saint Martin's (Saturday 12/5). The next home game is December 12 against California Baptist, the NCAA national champion runner-up from a season ago.