The Omaha Mavericks will welcome the Denver Pioneers to Baxter Arena on Saturday, Jan. 27 at 2 p.m.

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 host Denver with a 4-16 overall record, having gone 3-7 at home and 0-7 in Summit League play.
    • Omaha last played the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles where they fell in a close 88-78 contest. 
    • Omaha was led in scoring by Kennedi Grant who put up 17 points, going 6-of-19 on shots. Grant also led in rebounds and steals with nine and four respectively. Grant and Grace Cave paced the Mavericks with four assists each. Cave tied her season-high two blocks to lead the team. 
    • Omaha trailed just behind in shooting going 42.4% (25-of-59) to 43.7% (31-of-71). The Mavericks had the high three-point percentage going 33.3% (8-of-24) to the Golden Eagles 31.6% (6-of-19). Omaha also led on the free throw line (81.8%, 18-of-22 vs. 73.3%, 22-of-30).
    • The Mavericks' 17.45 free throws made per game ranks them fourth in the nation and first in the conference. 
    • Omaha's average of 73.4 points per game is good enough for 71st in the nation and fourth in the conference. From the arc, the Mavericks are shooting .341 to rank them 77th nationally. 
    • Omaha stays at No. 30 nationally for bench points with 26.3 per game. 
    • Cave has gone 49-of-60 on the free throw line this season for a .828 percent, ranking her 86th among all D1 players. 
    • Stanley leads the team in points with 245, having gone 31-of-65 behind the arc for a team-high three-point percentage. 
    • Deanay Watson leads the team with 83 rebounds and Kennedi Grant has a team-high 29 points. 
    • Grace Cave leads the Mavericks in assists and blocks with 62 and nine, respectively. 

Scouting the Denver Pioneers 
    • Denver comes into the game with a 4-15 record on the season, going 1-8 on the road and 1-5 in conference play. 
    • Denver fell to the South Dakota Yotes on Thursday night in a back-and-forth battle in Vermillion. 
    • Against the Coyotes, the Pioneers fell 78-70. 
    • Jordan Jones collected a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds. In addition to Jones' double-double, the Pioneers (4-15, 1-5) were led by Emma Smith, who totaled 14 points and five assists, and by Emily Counsel, who added 11 points. The Denver offense was very productive from three-point land, pouring in 11 threes on 31 attempts. Smith was the most prolific shooter for the Pioneers, draining four treys in the contest.
    • Denver recorded 16 total assists in the game.
    • Jordan Jones led the Pioneers with 18 points.
    • Denver got a game-high 10 rebounds from Jordan Jones.

All-Time Against Denver
Omaha had the leg up in the all-time series, going 12-9.