Sunday, December 4
Raleigh
2 PM
NC State
vs
North Florida
NC State Welcomes North Florida for Sunday Matinee
12/3/2016 10:10:00 AM | Women's Basketball
December 3, 2016
Game Notes | Live Stats | Live Video | TICKETS
RALEIGH – Currently the owner of a 5-0 record within the friendly confines of the newly-renovated Reynolds Coliseum, the NC State women's basketball team (6-2) seeks to extend that mark Sunday afternoon against a team in the midst of its best start in program history. The Wolfpack will host the North Florida Ospreys Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. on Kay Yow Court inside Reynolds Coliseum. ACC Network Extra will provide live coverage.
SUNDAY PROMOTIONS
-Toys 4 Tots: donate a new, unwrapped toy and receive a voucher for two free tickets to a women's basketball, wrestling, or gymnastics event.
-Halftime: Snipes Elementary Dribbling All-Star performance.
-Postgame autograph session with the junior class.
ABOUT ACC NETWORK EXTRA
Current ESPN subscribers automatically have access to stream exclusive live events on the new dedicated WatchESPN channel, "ACC Network Extra." In order to access this content, visit WatchESPN.com, sign in with your cable provider, and select the event you would like to view.
A WOLFPACK WIN ON SUNDAY WOULD...
-Be the 846th win in program history (845-445)
-Be the 628th win of head coach Wes Moore's career (627-205)
-Be the 435th win at Reynolds Coliseum (434-127)
-Be Moore's 70th win at NC State (69-36)
-Be NC State's sixth home win this season (5-0)
-Be NC State's first win over North Florida (0-0)
LAST GAME
The NC State women's basketball team (6-2) picked up a big non-conference victory Thursday evening, defeating visiting Indiana 84-70 in the 2016 ACC/B1G Challenge on Kay Yow Court inside Reynolds Coliseum.
The Wolfpack built up an 18-point halftime lead and would ultimately stretch its advantage to 19 points midway through the third quarter before withstanding a furious Indiana rally that cut the lead to three points on two occasions in the final stanza. Leading 63-60 with 5:15 to play, the Wolfpack outscored the Hoosiers 21-10 down the stretch to earn the victory.
Dominique Wilson led the Wolfpack with 23 points and was joined in double figures by 19 points (and 12 rebounds) from Chelsea Nelson and 17 points from Miah Spencer. Indiana's Tyra Buss led all scorers on the evening with an impressive career high of 38 points on 10-14 shooting and a 14-15 success rate from the free throw line.
NOTING THE WOLFPACK
-NC State enters Sunday's game the owner of a 6-2 record and a 5-0 mark at home.
-Jennifer Mathurin leads the team in scoring with 11.3 points per game.
-As of games played Dec. 2, NC State ranks 8th in the nation with 68 three-pointers made.
-With 23 points in the win over Indiana, redshirt senior Dominique Wilson became the 32nd player in program history to score 1,000 career points for the Red & White of NC State.
-Senior Jennifer Mathurin played in her 100th career game for NC State on Thursday vs. Indiana.
SCOUTING THE OSPREYS
-North Florida enters Sunday's game the owner of a 5-3 record and is off to its best start to a season in program history.
-The Ospreys have won two straight games, defeating Nicholls State 77-74 and winning at common opponent College of Charleston 60-47.
-Claire Ioannidis leads the team with 15.4 points per game.
-North Florida is coached by Darrick Gibbs, who is in his second season at the helm of the program. Last year, the Ospreys went 7-23. This season, they were projected to finish fifth in the Atlantic Sun.
SERIES HISTORY
-Sunday's game marks the first meeting between NC State and North Florida.
SENIOR MIAH SPENCER'S RECORD BOOK PROGRESS
Career Points
20th ... Cristy Earnhardt (1976-79) ... 1359
21st... Shayla Fields (2005-09) ... 1335
22nd... Angie Armstrong (1980-93) ... 1330
23rd ... Miah Spencer (2013-)... 1254
24th ... Summer Erb (1998-00) ... 1221
25th ... Nikitta Gartrell (2007-10) ... 1176
Career Assists
7th ... Carla Hillman (1984-87) ... 402
7th ... Andrea Stinson (1989-91) ... 402
9th ... Connie Rogers (1979-82) ... 387
10th ... Miah Spencer (2013-) ... 377
11th ... Len'Nique Brown-Hoskin (2012-15) ... 366
12th ... Ginger Rouse (1978-82) ... 358
13th ... Krissy Kuziemski (1989-93) ... 356
#GoPack
Game Notes | Live Stats | Live Video | TICKETS
RALEIGH – Currently the owner of a 5-0 record within the friendly confines of the newly-renovated Reynolds Coliseum, the NC State women's basketball team (6-2) seeks to extend that mark Sunday afternoon against a team in the midst of its best start in program history. The Wolfpack will host the North Florida Ospreys Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. on Kay Yow Court inside Reynolds Coliseum. ACC Network Extra will provide live coverage.
SUNDAY PROMOTIONS
-Toys 4 Tots: donate a new, unwrapped toy and receive a voucher for two free tickets to a women's basketball, wrestling, or gymnastics event.
-Halftime: Snipes Elementary Dribbling All-Star performance.
-Postgame autograph session with the junior class.
ABOUT ACC NETWORK EXTRA
Current ESPN subscribers automatically have access to stream exclusive live events on the new dedicated WatchESPN channel, "ACC Network Extra." In order to access this content, visit WatchESPN.com, sign in with your cable provider, and select the event you would like to view.
A WOLFPACK WIN ON SUNDAY WOULD...
-Be the 846th win in program history (845-445)
-Be the 628th win of head coach Wes Moore's career (627-205)
-Be the 435th win at Reynolds Coliseum (434-127)
-Be Moore's 70th win at NC State (69-36)
-Be NC State's sixth home win this season (5-0)
-Be NC State's first win over North Florida (0-0)
LAST GAME
The NC State women's basketball team (6-2) picked up a big non-conference victory Thursday evening, defeating visiting Indiana 84-70 in the 2016 ACC/B1G Challenge on Kay Yow Court inside Reynolds Coliseum.
The Wolfpack built up an 18-point halftime lead and would ultimately stretch its advantage to 19 points midway through the third quarter before withstanding a furious Indiana rally that cut the lead to three points on two occasions in the final stanza. Leading 63-60 with 5:15 to play, the Wolfpack outscored the Hoosiers 21-10 down the stretch to earn the victory.
Dominique Wilson led the Wolfpack with 23 points and was joined in double figures by 19 points (and 12 rebounds) from Chelsea Nelson and 17 points from Miah Spencer. Indiana's Tyra Buss led all scorers on the evening with an impressive career high of 38 points on 10-14 shooting and a 14-15 success rate from the free throw line.
NOTING THE WOLFPACK
-NC State enters Sunday's game the owner of a 6-2 record and a 5-0 mark at home.
-Jennifer Mathurin leads the team in scoring with 11.3 points per game.
-As of games played Dec. 2, NC State ranks 8th in the nation with 68 three-pointers made.
-With 23 points in the win over Indiana, redshirt senior Dominique Wilson became the 32nd player in program history to score 1,000 career points for the Red & White of NC State.
-Senior Jennifer Mathurin played in her 100th career game for NC State on Thursday vs. Indiana.
SCOUTING THE OSPREYS
-North Florida enters Sunday's game the owner of a 5-3 record and is off to its best start to a season in program history.
-The Ospreys have won two straight games, defeating Nicholls State 77-74 and winning at common opponent College of Charleston 60-47.
-Claire Ioannidis leads the team with 15.4 points per game.
-North Florida is coached by Darrick Gibbs, who is in his second season at the helm of the program. Last year, the Ospreys went 7-23. This season, they were projected to finish fifth in the Atlantic Sun.
SERIES HISTORY
-Sunday's game marks the first meeting between NC State and North Florida.
SENIOR MIAH SPENCER'S RECORD BOOK PROGRESS
Career Points
20th ... Cristy Earnhardt (1976-79) ... 1359
21st... Shayla Fields (2005-09) ... 1335
22nd... Angie Armstrong (1980-93) ... 1330
23rd ... Miah Spencer (2013-)... 1254
24th ... Summer Erb (1998-00) ... 1221
25th ... Nikitta Gartrell (2007-10) ... 1176
Career Assists
7th ... Carla Hillman (1984-87) ... 402
7th ... Andrea Stinson (1989-91) ... 402
9th ... Connie Rogers (1979-82) ... 387
10th ... Miah Spencer (2013-) ... 377
11th ... Len'Nique Brown-Hoskin (2012-15) ... 366
12th ... Ginger Rouse (1978-82) ... 358
13th ... Krissy Kuziemski (1989-93) ... 356
#GoPack