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Women's basketball set for WNIT second round against La Salle

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Bearcats looking to advance to super 16

VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton women's basketball travels to Philadelphia, Pa. for the second round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT), as the squad takes on La Salle Monday night at 6 p.m.

ABOUT LA SALLE
  • Earned first round bye with 18-13 record, 10-8 in Atlantic 10 Conference
  • First time participating in postseason tournament since 1992
  • Lost to No. 3 Richmond in A10 quarterfinals 70-51
  • Aryss Macktoon named A10 Defensive Player of the Year
  • Macktoon and Ashleigh Connor selected to All-Conference Second Team honor
ALL TIME VERSUS EXPLORERS
  • Binghamton leads all-time series 4-2
  • Last time played was 2013, Bearcats won 57-56
  • Bearcats averaging 64.5 points against the Explorers
  • 1-2 record at La Salle
LAST TIME OUT
Binghamton women's basketball (20-12) defeated Mercyhurst (15-17) in the opening round of the Women's National Basketball Invitational (WNIT), 81-60 on Thursday evening. Kendall Bennett had an historic game with 23 points on over 90% shooting from the field and grabbing 16 boards for her 16th double double of the season. Bennett's 91.6% (11-12) field goal percentage is the highest FG% in program history (min 10 attempts), surpassing Hall of Famer Leah Truncale's 81.9% (9-11).

THIRD TIME HITTING 20-WIN THRESHOLD
With their win against Mercyhurst, the Bearcats reached the 20-win mark for just the third time in program history since joining the Division I level. The two other two times came in 2017-18 (20) and 2019-20 (22).

SECOND POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT APPEARANCE
Binghamton earned their first appearance in the WNIT and just their second ever postseason tournament in program history. The Bearcats qualified for the WBI back in 2018 after posting a 20-12 record (10-6 AE). Binghamton won the opening round against Youngstown State, 70-59 but fell in the quarterfinals to eventual champions Yale, 70-64.
 
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