Women’s Basketball Finishes Regular Season with Fairfield on Saturday

Tip-Off 

• The Peacocks finish the regular season with a home game against Fairfield on Saturday.
• The Peacocks are coming off of a 69-58 loss at Siena last game. Junior center Kassondra Brown recorded her ninth straight double-double, scoring a career high 28 points and picking up 13 rebounds.
• The Stags and Peacocks met earlier this season at Run Baby Run Arena, with the Peacocks coming away with the 69-56 victory. Brown led the way for Saint Peter's, scoring 20 in the contest while grabbing 15 rebounds. Williams set the Saint Peter's career three-point record in the contest.

The Series

• All-time: FAIR leads 51-38
• Streak: FAIR (2)
• Last SPU Win: 2/18/21 (W, 66-63 OT, at SPU)
• Last FAIR Win: 2/1/22 (L, 63-56, at FAIR)

Dre's Year

• Williams hit three three pointers in the game against Rider on 2/12. She broke the career three-point record at Saint Peter's, as she now has 169 and counting. Tania Kennedy '09 previously held the record with 167 during her outstanding career.
• Williams reached the 1,000 point milestone at Saint Peter's in the last game against Marist, scoring a layup with 3:26 left in the fourth quarter to hit the magic number. She is the 24th Peacock in history to achieve this.
• Williams eclipsed the 2,000 point mark of her career with 3:47 remaining in the second quarter against Canisius on 12/19. She has achieved that total by scoring for both FDU-Florham and Saint Peter's.
• Williams ranks fifth amongst the active career scoring leaders in the country.
• She is ranked seventh amongst the active career three-point field goal leaders in the NCAA.

Road/Home Splits

• In MAAC play, the Peacocks have had drastic differences between road and home performances.
• Saint Peter's has won five straight at home, the longest streak for the team since the 2007-08 season.
• The Peacocks have lost eight straight road MAAC games. They haven't won a road game since December.

March

• The Peacocks come into the final game of the season tied for fifth place in the MAAC standings. They defeated Monmouth and Niagara in back-to-back games which moved them up to fourth, but fell to Rider and Siena in their last two games. They have a 9-10 record in conference and would be the seven seed if the conference tournament started today.
• The Peacocks can still finish anywhere between fifth and eighth place in the conference standings. Fifth place earns a bye, while sixth through eighth plays on opening day.
• Conference standings for both men and women will return to overall MAAC wins this season and will not be based on MAAC winning percentage. 

Up Next

• The Peacocks head to Atlantic City, New Jersey, for the MAAC Championships scheduled for March 8-12. Tickets are available on ticketmaster.com.

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