The Omaha Mavericks will match up against Peru State College on Sunday at 2 p.m. in Sapp Fieldhouse. 

The game can be heard on 1180 The Zone with Jon Schriner on the call. Links to live stats, audio, and video are available on OMavs.com.

Quick Hits
    • The Mavericks will play at Sapp with a 2-6 overall record and at home they have gone 2-3.
    • Omaha comes off a close 78-75 loss to Western Illinois. 
    Despite a strong first half and a 12-point lead at the half, the Leathernecks pulled ahead. Kennedi Grant led the team with 19 points. Also in double digits tonight were Grace Cave (14), Aaliyah Stanley (13), and Polina Nikulochkina (10). Cave paced with six assists and P. Nikulochkina had a team-high three steals. P. Nikulochkina and Stanley had perfect nights on the free throw line going 4-of-4 and 2-of-2, respectively.   
    •  Omaha ranks 15th nationally for free throws made per game (16.75), and pace the league. 
    • As the Mavericks show their depth on the roster, they are ranked 25th in the nation and first in the Summit for bench points (29.6). 
    • With 78 average points, the Mavericks move up to 49th for their scoring offense.
    • Stanley has only missed one free throw on the season, going 22-of-23 on the line. She now sits among the top 10, claiming the seventh spot in the national for free throw percentage (95.7). Additionally, Stanley moves up to third nationally for her three-point percentage (57.1). 

Scouting the Peru State Bobcats
    • The Bobcats have gone 4-6 overall on the season and 1-5 in conference play. On the road, the Bobcats have gone 2-2. 
    • The Bobcats last played Baker University, falling 85-75. 
    • On the season, Peru State has averaged 75.3 points per game and a 42.7 field goal percentage. 
    • Behind the arc, they have scored 30.6 of their attempts and on the free throw line, they average 71.1%. 
    • The Bobcats trail by a 3.6 margin in rebounds and average 2.9 blocks per game. 
    • Hailey Ingram leads Peru State in scoring with 142 points and 40 assists. Kylie Diaz paces the team with 69 rebounds and 23 blocks. 
    
All-Time Peru State College
The Mavericks have not lost a game to Peru State, going 12-0 in the all-time series record. Last season, the Mavericks won 91-60 to the Bobcats at home.