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LORETTO, PA- Saint Francis women's basketball hosts the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers for a Wednesday night non-conference tilt at 7 p.m. in DeGol Arena.

SUPERHERO NIGHT
Wednesday night is also Superhero Night where fans are encouraged to dress up like their favorite super hero. Contests and prizes will involve and go to the best-dressed fan. There will also be a silent auction for gift baskets donated by Red Flash athletics. All proceeds will benefit Team IMPACT, an organization that has partnered with the Red Flash by matching kids with our football, men's basketball, and men's soccer teams so far. We will be recognizing Brent Zierer, Jordan McClure, and Thomas Lill, our Team IMPACT athletes throughout the game. Superhero Team IMPACT shirts will be on sale throughout the game as well.

ABOUT THE FLASH
SFU comes into the game at 0-2 on the season and are midway through a stretch of five games in 10 days. The Flash fell 74-59 on Monday night to the Pitt Panthers. Jessica Kovatch (Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg) led the Red Flash with 15 points who put three players in double figures. Brielle Ward (Baltimore, Md./Western (Hampton U)) had a game high 14 rebound against the Panthers. SFU forced 21 turnovers that turned into 19 points, but Saint Francis was held to just 27 percent shooting in the loss.

ABOUT THE CHANTICLEERS
Coastal Carolina comes into Loretto at 2-0 on the season after defeating Clemson on Sunday in Clemson, South Carolina. CCU held Clemson to just 28 percent shooting while Yasmine Miller and Rachel Gregory each had 18 in the 63-47 win. CCU was picked to finish 10th in the Big South Conference after a 12-18 season in 2014. The Chanticleers also like to push the pace, they averaged nearly 70 points per game last season. Against Clemson, they averaged 11 seconds per possession, so we can expect a fast-paced game on Wednesday night.

SERIES HISTORY
Saint Francis knocked off CCU last year 75-72 in Conway last December. Alexa Heyward had 37 in the victory while Aisha Brock (Jacksonville, Fla./Potter's House Christian Academy) had 14 to lead the Flash in the victory. This match-up is the second-half of a home-and-home series between the teams.

FOLLOW ALONG
NEC Front Row will have free live video with a simulcast of WWGE's radio coverage with Curt Lowe on the play-by-play. Sidearm stats will also provide live stats for tonight's game.