Midwestern State faces Angelo State in a Lone Star Conference South Division contest Wednesday night at D.L. Ligon Coliseum.

Tipoff is set for 6 p.m.

For the record
  
The Mustangs (9-14, 3-7) have lost their last four games, but have played well at D.L. Ligon Coliseum this season where MSU has notched a 7-4 mark.

Angelo State (19-6, 6-4) takes its third shot at its 20th win this season as the Rambelles have dropped their last two games to West Texas A&M and Abilene Christian. Prior to that, ASU had won 16 of 18 games.

What's at stake
  
Midwestern State attempts to stay mathematically alive for its first trip to the Lone Star Conference postseason tournament since 2002-03.

The Rambelles can clinch a berth in next month's LSC Championships in Bartlesville with a pair of wins this week as they return home to face Eastern New Mexico on Saturday.

Who's hot
  
Midwestern State senior guard Stacey Staten continued her strong play by recording a career-high 24 points against Texas A&M-Kingsville on Saturday. The Mansfield product topped her previous high game of 19 which was also set against the Javelinas earlier this season. Staten shot 16-of-21 (76.2 percent) in her two games against TAMUK and even was 2-for-2 from 3-point range in Saturday's win. Staten had hit just 3-of-26 (11.5 percent) from the arc going into Saturday's contest in Kingsville.

Angelo State guard Camille Perkins poured in a season-high 35 points as the Rambelles fell at Abilene Christian 77-67 Sunday at Moody Coliseum. The freshman from Groesbeck went 8-of-18 from the field including a pair of 3's while converting 17 of her 19 charity tosses in 40 minutes of action. Perkins is in the midst of a banner frosh season as she has scored at least 13 points in each of her last 12 games while averaging 17.7 a contest during the stretch.

The series
  
Angelo State captured the all-time lead in the series 22-21 with a 70-47 win over the Mustangs at Junell Center/Stephens Arena on Jan. 30. The Rambelles have won six of the last seven games in the series with Midwestern State's lone win coming in a 53-51 decision on Feb. 3, 2007 in D.L. Ligon Coliseum.

Moving up the charts
  
Midwestern State senior forward Brittni Morrison moved into seventh place on the school's all-time 3-point makes list on Feb. 6 when she hit three treys to move past Angie Faurot, who had 88 from 2004-06. She has made 96 3-pointers in her three seasons at MSU and 118 in her collegiate career after she connected on 22 in her freshman season at Southeastern Oklahoma in 2004-05. Morrison's 54 3-point makes this season are the seventh most in school history.

Career 3-point Field Goals Made

Player	3-point makes	Seasons
Kristin Ramsey	125	2000-04
Julie Lovett	115	1993-97
Mindy Myers	112	1990-94
Trish Young	111	1990-92
Heather O'Neal	110	1998-00
Lynn Buckmaster	108	1992-94
J.J. Anderson	108	1997-01
Brittni Morrison	96	2005-08
Angie Faurot	88	2004-06
Meosha Walker	84	2002-04

3-point Field Goals, Season

Player	3-point makes	Season
Lynn Buckmaster	74	1993-94
Julie Lovett	62	1996-97
Heather O'Neal	59	1998-99
Trish Young	56	1990-91
Trish Young	55	1991-92
Kristin Ramsey	55	2002-03
Brittni Morrison	54	2007-08
Brandy Moore	52	2007-08
Heather O'Neal	51	1999-00
Stacy Franklin	49	1993-94
Angie Faurot	49	2005-06

  
Follow the action
  
Wednesday night's game can be heard locally on 100.9 BOB-FM in Wichita Falls or via live audio streaming on MSUMustangs.com. The game can also be tracked on live stats, please follow the links below.
  
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Game Notes: Angelo State (19-6, 6-4) at Midwestern State (9-14, 3-7)