Niagara Purple Eagles (1-26, 0-16 MAAC) vs. Loyola Greyhounds (9-17, 4-12 MAAC)

Sunday, February 22 at 2:00 P.M. ET

Live Video: B2 Networks

Live Audio: Dave Universal (Yahoo!Sports)

Live Stats: PurpleEagles.com

The Tip-Off

Niagara will host its final home game of the season when the Purple Eagles face the Loyola Greyhounds on Sunday afternoon. Seniors Erika Harris, Kayleigh Scannell and Kristina Walton will be honored before the game.

Start The Clock

-  Liz Flooks is 29th in the nation in free throw percentage (85.9 percent).

-  Liz Flooks and Jennifer McNamee rank 2nd and 6th, respectively, in the MAAC in free throw pct.

-  Flooks (12.9 ppg) ranks ninth in scoring in MAAC games only.

-  Niagara played in its first-ever double overtime game on Feb. 8 at Fairfield (L, 66-65).

-  Niagara’s 95.2 (20-for-21) free throw pct. is the 15th best pct. in a game this season (min. 15 att.)(Feb. 8).

-  The Purple Eagles’ strength of schedule (SOS) of 135th is third in the MAAC.

-  McNamee, leading scorer, has missed the last seven games due to injury.

On the Court

Loyola Greyhounds (9-17, 4-12 MAAC)

Loyola broke its nine-game losing streak with a one-point win over Niagara on Feb. 13. However, the Greyhounds have lost their last two games coming to Monteagle Ridge. Loyola ranks last in the MAAC in rebounding margin (-10.0 rpg) and steals (6.6 spg). Loyola is doing well at the free-throw line, shooting 72.4 percent (third in the MAAC). Senior Siobhan Prior leads the team with 12.5 ppg and ranks 11th in the conference. Junior forward Kailtin Grant averages 11.0 ppg and her 8.0 rpg is fifth in the MAAC.

Last Meeting - February 13, 2009, Niagara 63 - Loyola 64

BALTIMORE – In its second consecutive one-point game, the Niagara Purple Eagles fell to the Loyola Greyhounds 64-63 on Friday night at the Reitz Arena. Rachele Folino led the game with a career-high 27 points and 10 rebounds in the game that was played live on ESPNU.

Against the Greyhounds (Greyhounds lead 27-13)

Niagara fell in a heartbreaking ESPNU nail bitter, 64-63, in its last meeting versus the Greyhounds. The Purple Eagles have struggled to get wins against the Greyhounds in the series that began on Feb. 10, 1990; Niagara won three of four meetings from Feb. 2003 - Dec. 2004. Niagara has not won in Baltimore since Feb. 23, 1992 (3-13, won the first three games).