• NAIA TOP-20: free throw percentage (3rd), FG% (5^th), and Assists/Game (13^th).
• Emilee Danner took the team lead with her fourth double-double against Morningside, Schany is close behind with her three.
• The Raiders held their 12^th opponent of the season to under 40% shooting from the floor, improving to 12-0 in those games.
• Northwestern has shot 50% or better from the floor in SIX games this season.
• Maddie Jones set a new career-high with her nine assists in the game at Jamestown, while also leading the team with her 13 points and seven rebounds (season-high).  
• Northwestern leads the GPAC in free throw percentage (77.8) and sits second in field goal percentage (47.1), opponents FG% (38.8), and blocks per game (2.9).
• Three Raiders sit averaging double figures still this season entering the 2023 calendar year: Molly Schany (14.0), Maddie Jones (13.7), and Emilee Danner (10.0).

• Northwestern could not miss in the first road win over Morningside since 2018, shooting a new single-game program record of 72.2% from the floor (39-for-54).
• NWC separated themselves from the Mustangs in the third quarter, shooting a phenomenal 14-for-15 (93.3%).
• It breaks the previous record of 67.7% (42-of-62) set against Missouri Baptist in the 2011-12 season. NWC won 103-60 on December 29, 2011.

WBB | 𝙉𝙀𝙒 𝙍𝙀𝘾𝙊𝙍𝘿 🔥

Northwestern shot 72.2% (39-for-54) from the floor tonight, which breaks the program's single-game record!

It topped the 67.7% mark set back in 2011-12 against Missouri Baptist. #RaidersStandOut | @nwcwbasketball pic.twitter.com/POY47wPNVV

— NWC Red Raiders (@nwcraiders) January 26, 2023

• 236 NAIA schools sponsor women's basketball…NWC sits top-45 in six different statistical categories.
• The Raiders are top-5 in free throw percentage (3^rd) and field goal percentage (5^th).
• NWC is top-45 in assists per game (13^th), 3-point percentage (21st), rebounding margin (31st), and points per game (44th) this season.

• Three Red Raiders are shooting 80+% from the free throw line this season (min. 25 att.).
• NWC sits third in the NAIA in free throw percentage (77.8%), which also leads the GPAC.
• Taylor VanderVelde leads the way at 88.9% (32-for-36).
• Maddie Jones has attempted the most on the team, shooting at a clip of 84.8% (95-for-112), eclipsing the 100-attempt mark in the game against Concordia (Neb.) on Jan. 21.
• Jones sits with the second most attempts in the GPAC, behind Doane's Hatcliff (194) and she sits third in the league in FT% (min. 50 attempts).

• NWC holds opponents to a mere 38.8% field goal percentage and 60.8 points per game, which sits second and fourth in the GPAC, respectively.
• 12 times this season, NWC has held opponents to sub-40% shooting from the floor and are a perfect 12-0 in those games.

• This marks the first meeting of the season for the Red Raiders and Tigers, as it's the game postponed from December 15.
• Northwestern holds the all-time series lead, 39-21 in the 60 all-time meetings.
• Head coach Kristin Rotert looks for her first win over DWU (0-2).

• NWC picked up a 20-point (67-47) road win at CSM to open league play back on November 16 in Omaha.
• The Raiders hold the 19-4 all-time series lead against the Flames, winning the last 13 meetings in the series.
• Rotert is 3-0 in her career against the Flames.

• The two teams met back in November in Crete, Neb. as the Red Raiders came home with the 81-70 win.
• NWC has won the last seven meetings against the Tigers, holding the 36-23 series record against Doane.
• Like CSM, Rotert is also 3-0 in her career against Doane.

• DWU sits just a game behind the Red Raiders in sixth-place in the league standings entering their first meeting of the season with a 9-6 mark in GPAC play.
• On the season, the Tigers sit 15-6 overall and enter on a top-25 road win over No. 18 Briar Cliff on Saturday (89-71).
• DWU has an impressive 7-3 record on the road this season
• Three Tigers enter the week averaging double digits per game, led by senior Jada Campbell who notches 14.6 points per game for head coach Jason Christensen.
• The Tigers lead the GPAC with their 40.0 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game.

• The College of Saint Mary enters the month of February on a four-game skid, picking up just one win over Hastings in the month of January (1-7) and enters the month with a 5-17 (2-14 GPAC).
• No one CSM player averages double digits per game, but the Flames are led by Madelyn Turner who sits at 9.3 points per game.
• CSM sits last in the league with their 55.6 points per game, while only shooting at a clip of 35.6% from the floor on the season.

• The Tigers enter the week in the final slot for the GPAC tournament, sitting in eighth-place with a 7-9 record in league play and hold a comfortable 3-game lead over Hastings.
• Overall, the Tigers are 13-9 on the season and on a two-game win streak with wins over the College of Saint Mary (82-72) and Midland (69-41).
• Doane still boasts the league's leading scorer in Mak Hatcliff, the only GPAC athlete to average 20+ points per game with her 22.7 mark; she also shoots a solid 36.0% from 3-point range.
• Macy Holtz joins in the offensive barrage with 14.5 points per game herself.