RAPID CITY, S.D. --- Winners of three straight, the Hardrocker Women's Basketball team heads to the road for its' final two games of the year this weekend as it takes on UCCS and New Mexico Highlands.
GAME INFORMATION
UCCS
Date/Time: Feb. 24, 2022 / 5:30 p.m. MT
Site: Colorado Springs, Colo.
Arena: Gallogy Events Center
Capacity: 1,250
Series Overall: UCCS leads 7-6.
Streak: South Dakota Mines Won 1
Series at UCCS: UCCS leads 4-2.
Streak: South Dakota Mines Won 1
Last Meeting: South Dakota Mines won 73-71 in Rapid City (1/29/22).
Television: None
Watch Live: RMAC Network | www.rmacnetwork.com/sdmines
Radio: KOTA 1380 AM/100.7 FM
New Mexico Highlands
Date/Time: Feb. 26, 2022 / 2:00 p.m. MT
Site: Grand Junction, Colo.
Arena: John A. Wilson Complex
Capacity: 4,250
Series Overall: South Dakota Mines leads 10-0.
Streak: South Dakota Mines Won 10
Series at New Mexico Highlands: South Dakota Mines leads 4-0.
Streak: South Dakota Mines Won 4
Last Meeting: South Dakota Mines won 69-57 in Rapid City (1/28/22)
Television: None
Watch Live: RMAC Network | www.rmacnetwork.com/sdmines
Radio: KOTA 1380 AM/100.7 FM
FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
1. South Dakota Mines has been one of the better three-point shooting teams in the RMAC all year, now sitting in fifth in the league, shooting 31.5% as a team and second in makes with 185.
2. Free throw percentage has been another season-long strength, as the Hardrockers hit 74.5% from the charity stripe to sit in fourth in the RMAC.
3. The Hardrockers sit in the middle of the pack in blocked shots with 2.58 per game.
4. In the two rivalry wins, the Hardrockers shot 42.7%.
5. In their current three-game winning streak, South Dakota Mines has been playing great defense, allowing just 58.7 points per game.
You can read South Dakota Mines' complete game notes here (PDF).
About South Dakota Mines
The South Dakota School of Mines & Technology is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) and NCAA Division II offering 11 men's and women's varsity intercollegiate athletic programs. The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference is a premier NCAA Division II conference with 15 members, as well as four associate members, located in the states of California, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Utah.
