Jan. 16, 2017
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Penn State Women's Basketball
Penn State vs. Wisconsin
Jan. 16, 2017
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
// Junior Lindsey Spann moved to No. 37 all-time in scoring for the Lady Lions after her 17 points moved her career total to 991 points.
// Spann's 17 points on the night marked the 10th game of the season and 52nd game of her career scoring in double digits.
//This was also Spann's 21st career game with three or more 3-pointers.
// Senior Kaliyah Mitchell surpassed the 600 rebound mark with the first of her game-high nine boards on the evening to bring her career total to 608.
// True freshman Siyeh Frazier hit her first career three pointer in the fourth quarter for the Lady Lions.
// Teniya Page's 11 points marked her 40th career game scoring double figures, while also scoring at least 10 points in 15-of-17 games this season.
// Jaida Travascio-Green scored 10 points for her third career double-digit game.
// Sierra Moore scored 10 points for her 10 double-digit game this season and 32nd of her career.
//Redshirt freshman Amari Carter posted her 11th game of the season with at least five assists and two-or-fewer turnovers.
//Carter tied for game-high with five assists and did not turn the ball over in the game.
TEAM NOTES
// Penn State is now 30-14 all-time against Wisconsin.
// The last time Penn State defeated a Big Ten team by 30-or-more points was on Jan. 26, 2014 vs. Minnesota (83-53).
// Penn State is 9-1 inside the Bryce Jordan Center in 2016-17.
// Penn State blocked a season-high eight shots against the Badgers.
// The last time Penn State had 10-or-fewer turnovers was against Marshall, Dec. 3, 2016.
// It's six turnovers tied the Penn State record as it also turned the ball over just six times at Nebraska, Feb. 2, 2016.
// It marks the sixth time that Penn State has turned the ball over just six times in a game in program history.
// Penn State notched 36 bench points against the Badgers which ranks second in the 2016-17 campaign (39 - vs. Georgia State).
// The Lady Lions scored 23 fast break points compared to Wisconsin's six.