Women's Basketball Home for Meeting with Haskell

Thursday, December 2

Kansas City, Mo.

6:00 PM

Kansas City

Haskell Indian Nations

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Women's Basketball Home for Meeting with Haskell

12/1/2021 11:10:00 AM | Women's Basketball

Full Notes

The Roos host Haskell tomorrow at 6 p.m.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City Women's Basketball puts its six-game winning streak on the line tomorrow evening as it welcomes Haskell Indian Nations to town for the first-ever meeting between the two programs.

Kansas City Notes

The Roos bring a six-game win streak to the Swinney Center, the longest winning streak since the 2019-20 Roos went on a six-game streak to clinch the conference title. A win against Haskell would match 2011-12 Roos for the third-longest winning streak since KC's move to the NCAA (longest: 10-straight in 1990-91).
Brooklyn McDavid and Naomie Alnatas have won the past two Summit League Player of the Week awards, notching the first back-to-back weekly awards since Elise O'Connor won on Jan. 21 and 28, 2013.
Alnatas has been a sniper from long range, knocking home 15-of-22 three-point attempts. Her mark of 68.2% shooting is the best in the nation by over 5%.
In addition to three-point percentage, Alnatas also leads the league in assists, assist-to-turnover ratio, points, and free throw percentage.
Kiara Bradley has made an immediate impact for Kansas City as a rock in the lineup. She is averaging a team-high 34.7 minutes per game, while posting 9.1 points and 8.4 rebounds. She has two double-doubles on the year and has broken double-digit rebounding four times.
The Roos' front court duo of McDavid and Paige Bradford have shown their versatility beyond scoring and rebounding - McDavid ranks second on the team with seven steals while Bradford has dished 19 assists.
KC's lone non-starter to have appeared in every game is Dani Winslow. In the win over Arlington, she logged career-highs in minutes (28) and points (9).

Haskell Notes

Thursday will mark the first meeting between Kansas City and Haskell in program history.
The Indians enter the game having won their last contest against William Penn, 67-65.
Coach Adam Strom is in his second season at Haskell, having led his squad to a 12-17 record last season. The Indians finished 8-4 in conference play.

Stats to Watch

The Roos have made at least six threes in every game this season.
Throughout KC's six-game winning streak, they have pulled down double-digit offensive rebounds in each game.
The Roos are 6-0 when out-rebounding opponents.