OPENING TIP
• The 2016-17 Western Oregon women's basketball team will lace up their sneakers for two final regular-season games this week when they travel to Washington to play Saint Martin's on Thursday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. in Marcus Pavilion and close out the year at Brougham Pavilion against Saint Martin's on Saturday, Feb. 25 at 2 p.m.
• Both games will have coverage on WOUWolves.com/Live with video and stats.
 
LAST TIME OUT
The Wolves are coming off two home losses last week – 59-77 against Northwest Nazarene last Thursday and 55-66 against Central Washington last Saturday on Senior Night.
 
WOLVES AT A GLANCE
Junior guard Shelby Snook leads WOU in scoring, averaging 13.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per game. Junior guard Sydney Azorr is next at 10.3 points and 3.9 rebounds. Junior forward Jasmine Miller sits just outside the double-digit scoring for WOU contributing 9.4 points and is tied for the team lead at 5.1 rebounds per game.
 
After playing 25 games, the Wolves are scoring 61.1 points per game while shooting 39.4 percent from the field, 29.3 percent from 3-point range and 72.1 percent from the free-throw line. The team also pulls down 35.7 rebounds a contest.
 
• Head coach: Holli Howard-Carpenter (Cal State East Bay, '02), Fourth season
• Team's leading scorer: #12 Shelby Snook, 13.3 ppg
• Team's leading rebounder: #2 Jasmine Miller and #12 Snook, 5.1 rpg
• Team's assists leader: #12 Snook, 3.3 apg
• Team's steals leader: #22 Kaylie Boschma, 1.2 spg
• Team's blocks leader: #2 Miller and #24 Savannah Heugly, 0.6 bpg
 
ABOUT SAINT MARTIN'S
The Saints have compiled a 5-21 overall record, but are just 1-17 heading into the final week of league play. Last week, SMU saw their losing streak hit 12 games with losses in Alaska – 73-31 to the second-ranked Seawolves of Alaska Anchorage and 56-41 in Fairbanks to the University of Alaska. In the first meeting between the Wolves and the Saints on Dec. 3, WOU used a 17-0 run in the second quarter and held SMU to 27 percent from the floor in a 70-56 win in the New P.E. Building. Elin Johansson is the leading scorer for Saint Martin's at 13. 1 ppg. The Saints are scoring 57.8 points per game for the season while shooting 37 percent from the floor, 30 percent from 3-point land and 68 percent from the foul line.
 
• Head coach: Tim Healy (Washington State, '78), 24^th season
• Team's leading scorer: #25 Elin Johansson, 13.1 ppg
• Team's leading rebounder: #25 Johansson, 6.0 rpg
• Team's assists leader: #3 Hannah Reynolds, 2.4 apg
• Team's steals leader: #15 Mercedes Victor, 1.3 spg
• Team's blocks leader: #12 Baylee Olson, 1.0 bpg
 
ABOUT SEATTLE PACIFIC
The Falcons are one win away from securing a spot in the GNAC Championships and they can do that with a win Thursday against Concordia or on Saturday against the Wolves. SPU is a solid 17-9 on the season and sit in a tie for fourth place in the GNAC with a 9-9 league record. Facing a tough four-game stretch against three of the league's top teams, SPU has lost four in a row including a tough 63-6 1game in Fairbanks last week that pulled the Nanooks even with the Falcons in the standings. SPU is currently ranked ninth in the official NCAA Division II West Region. The Falcons are led in scoring by Courtney Hollander at 12.2 ppg followed closely by the 11.1 ppg from Jordan McPhee. SPU is shooting 41 percent from the floor and 77 percent from the stripe this season.
 
• Head coach: Julie Heisey (Northwest Nazarene, '89), 21^st season overall, 12^th at SPU
• Team's leading scorer: #21 Courtney Hollander, 12.2 ppg
• Team's leading rebounder: #21 Hollander, 7.1 rpg
• Team's assists leader: #10 Rachel Shim, 2.6 apg
• Team's steals leader: #13 Jordan McPhee, 1.8 spg
• Team's blocks leader: #13 McPhee and #15 Julia Haining , 0.4 bpg