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Trinity Women's Basketball are set for a big cat party as they take on Schreiner and Colorado.
 
Last Time
 
The Tigers (16-5) took two dubs against Dallas and Austin College. The Tigers were led by two outstanding individual performances during each game. Josie Napoli (Beaverton, Oregon / Valley Catholic) put up 27 points against Austin College and Maggie Robbins (Plano, Texas / Plano) dropped 20 against Dallas. The Tigers now sit three games ahead of Colorado College for first place in the SCAC standings.
 
SCAC Player of the Week - Maggie Robbins
 
For the first time this season, Maggie Robbins has been selected as the SCAC Player of the Week.
 
From the SCAC Press Release:
 
Robbins led the Trinity women's basketball team to a road weekend sweep against Austin College and Dallas to remain atop the SCAC standings. Robbins averaged 12.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 2.5 steals over the two wins. She picked up seven rebounds to go with five assists and five points in the opener, then stepped up with a season-high 20 points along with seven boards and three steals in the nine-point win over Dallas. On the week, Robbins connected on 40 percent from the field and went a perfect 8-for-8 at the charity stripe. For the season, Robbins is now second in the SCAC in both assists (79) and steals (46) and is connecting on 45.0 percent from the field, currently fourth best in the league.
 
Preview - Big Cat Party
 
The Tigers will take on the Mountaineers of Schreiner on Tuesday, February 6th at 7:30 PM, and then be back in Calgaard to take on the Colorado College Tigers on Sunday, February 11th at 2:00 PM. 
 
On the Schreiner Mountaineers: Schreiner is 7-14 this season. The Mountaineers are 4-2 in their last six games, but one of those wins included taking down SCAC third ranked Texas Lutheran. For the Mountaineers, they were blown out by Trinity 89-61. Schreiner continues to struggle shooting, as they are only converting on 38 percent of their shots this season. The Mountaineers will lean on a duo of junior guards that both average over 10 points per game this season. Schreiner is allowing 16 offensive rebounds per game this season, so look for the Tigers to crash the boards hard for second chance points. The Tigers are now 26-4 all-time against Schreiner. 
 
On the Colorado College Tigers: Colorado College is 16-5 (10-2 SCAC) so far. The other Tigers were tearing through SCAC play, winning 8 of their first nine games but have been defeated twice by Texas Lutheran. Colorado has been carried by Zoe Tomlinson who is averaging 16.5 points and 13.1 rebounds per game this season. Tomlinson and Colorado defeated Trinity in their last face off. Tomlinson put up 13 points and 16 rebounds. However, Tomlinson can get in foul trouble, so look for the Tigers to try to go at her early to get her to the sideline. After the last game, the Tigers are now 36-7 against Colorado all-time. 
 
Looking Ahead - Finishing the Regular Season
 
The Tigers will finish out their regular season against St. Thomas and Centenary on February 16th and 18th.