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The Lady Raiders and Miners are meeting for the 13th time in program history, but the first since 1997.Tech is in the WNIT field for the first time since the 2011-12 season when they advanced to the Third Round. The Lady Raiders are back in the postseason for the first time since the 2012-13 season when they hosted the First and Second Round of the NCAA Tournament.Jackson is ther Miners leading 3-point shooter having hit 44-of-114 attempts from distance (38.6 percent), while Boyd leads UTEP in assists with 97. Oklahoma State transfer N'Yah Boyd and Jazion Jackson are both averaging 11.8 PPG.

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Against MTSU, Arike had 23 points and was a perfect 10-of-10 from the free throw. Arike was high school teammates with Tech guard Saga Ukkonen and is averaging 12.0 points per game and is shooting 49.8 percent from the floor.

Three Miners ended the regular season averaging at least 11.8 points per game led by Finnish born Elina Arike.

WKU opens at KU on Friday while Rice faces future Big 12 foe BYU also on Friday. MTSU won the CUSA Regular Season and Tournament to earn the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, while Western Kentucky, Rice and UTEP all earned bids to the WNIT.

UTEP finished the regular season fourth and are one of four CUSA teams to make postseason player.

The Miners fell to MTSU in the CUSA Tournament, 68-62 last Friday. 2, UTEP fell to MTSU in the regular season finale (Mar. After beating them in El Paso back on Feb. The Miners and Lady Raiders have played one common opponent this season in Middle Tennessee.

Led by former Krista Gerlich assistant (West Texas A&M) Kevin Baker, the UTEP Miners enter the postseason at 20-11 overall after finishing 12-8 in CUSA play.

Gerlich added 10 points and four steals while freshman Bailey Maupin scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds. Three Lady Raiders finished in double figures led by Scott. Tech did get the ball back with 1:19 to play and used a Scott triple to move to within 70-65, but K-State scored nine of the final 13 points to close out a 79-69 victory. K-State got the rebound and called timeout. On the ensuing possession, Rhyle McKinney had a good look from three, but her shot rolled all the way around the cup before bouncing out. Sundell finished with 19 points, nine rebounds and five assists.ĭown 60-51 with 6:42 to play, Tech made its run, using a pair of free throws from Kilah Freelon to score nine of the next 11 points to get to within 62-60.īehind Gabby Gregory, K-State scored eight of the next 10 points to take a 70-62 lead with 2:06. The Lady Raiders used a jumper from Bryn Gerlich to get to within 50-42 after three quarters of play.Ī Serena Sundell and-one gave K-State a 53-42 lead with 9:21 to play, but Tech answered with seven of the next 10 points to pull to within 56-49.

Tech scored the next four to pull to within 41-38 with two minutes and 20 seconds left in the third, but K-State scored nine of the next 11 to take a 50-40 lead with 14 seconds to play in the quarter. Tech came out of the locker room and struck first on Scott triple, but K-State answered with eight of the next 10 points to jump in front 35-31.Īfter a Tech timeout, Wildcat forward Sarah Shematsi hit a triple that gave her team a 41-34 lead with 4:28 to play in the third. Leading 11-8 after the first quarter, Texas Tech (18-14) led by six points (16-10) with 7:33 to play to in the first half, but Kansas State (17-15) outscored Tech 17-10 to take a 27-26 lead at the break. Her triple with 4:58 brought the Little Rock native over 1,000 career points. In addition to her 27 points, Scott grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds. Scott was sensational once again when Tech needed her the most, scoring 14 points in the final 10 minutes. LOCATION: Lubbock, Texas (United Supermarkets Arena)ĭespite a game high 27 points from senior Bre'Amber Scott, the Texas Tech Lady Raiders fell to Kansas State, 79-69 Thursday night at Municipal Auditorium. MATCHUP: Texas Tech Lady Raiders (18-14) vs. The Lady Raiders are 8-5 all-time in the WNIT and 38-24 in the postseason overall. General admission seats are onsale for $8 per ticket. Tickets are on sale with the Texas Tech Ticket Office online with all reserve seats available for $10. LUBBOCK, Texas – The Texas Tech Lady Raiders welcome UTEP for the opening round of the 2023 WNIT Thursday night.