Midwestern State battles Texas Woman's University in a Lone Star Conference South Division contest Wednesday night at D.L. Ligon Coliseum.

Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.

For the record
  
The Mustangs (9-16, 3-9) have lost six-straight games for the first time since losing the last six games of the 2004-05 season w hen MSU finished with a 9-18 overall record. A Midwestern State squad has not lost seven in a row since the 1995-96 season when it lost seven-straight from Jan. 6 to Jan. 27, 1996. The longest skid in program history came during the 1983-84 season when MSU dropped nine in a row.

Texas Woman's University (11-14, 6-6) bring a modest three-game winning streak into the contest as the Pioneers have rebounded for a 5-11 start to win six of their last nine.

What's at stake
 
Midwestern State efforts to send its senior/last season quartet of Stacey Staten, Brittni Morrison, Kaylon Hodge and Tiffany Cook out by winning their last game under the lights of D.L. Ligon Coliseum.

The Pioneers can keep their Lone Star Conference postseason tournament dreams alive with a win over Midwestern State. If TWU wins out and Tarleton State loses either at home to Eastern New Mexico tonight or at Angelo State on Saturday, the Pioneers would earn the nod as the South Division's No. 4 next week in Bartlesville. The Pioneers must, however, defeat the Mustangs tonight in Wichita Falls and West Texas A&M in Denton on Saturday.

Who's hot
  
Junior forward Rosy Ofoegbu erupted out of her late-season slump with a pair of double-digit scoring games last week, including her fourth double-double of the season Saturday at Abilene Christian. Ofoegbu scored 14 points and pulled in six rebounds in an overtime loss to Angelo State before recording a 15-point, 11-rebound performance against the Wildcats. Her 15-point outing Saturday was the most since Ofoegbu scored 17 at Southeastern Oklahoma State on Jan. 12. She has now scored in double figures 12 times this season.

Texas Woman's junior transfer Renee Renz is coming off of her ninth double-double of the season as she scored 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in a 67-54 win for the Pioneers at Texas A&M-Kingsville on Saturday. The transfer from Arkansas-Little Rock is averaging 19.3 points and 10 rebounds a game for the resurgent Pioneers during divisional play. Renz has recorded 10 games of 20-or-more points, including a 27-point, 14-rebound effort against Midwestern State on Feb. 6 at the Magee Center in Denton.

The series
  
Midwestern State leads the overall series 27-16, but has lost its last two matchups with the Pioneers – both in Denton. The Mustangs have won six of its last seven games against TWU in Ligon Coliseum and is 11-6 all-time against the Pioneers in Wichita Falls.

Morrison hits 100th 3-pointer
 
Midwestern State senior forward Brittni Morrison became the eighth player in program history hit 100 3-pointers Saturday night when she hit three treys at Abilene Chrsitian. Burks now has 101 in her three seasons in Wichita Falls. The senior from  Archer City has made 120 3s during in her collegiate career counting the 22 she made as  freshman at Southeastern Oklahoma State during the 2004-05 season. Morrison's 59 3-point makes this season are tied for the third most in school history with Heather O'Neal (1998-99) and current teammate Brandy Moore.

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	101	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
Brittni Morrison	59	2007-08
Brandy Moore	59	2007-08
Trish Young	56	1990-91
Trish Young	55	1991-92
Kristin Ramsey	55	2002-03
Heather O'Neal	51	1999-00
Stacy Franklin	49	1993-94
Angie Faurot	49	2005-06

  
Staten provides adequate assistance
  
With two assists Saturday night at Abilene Christian, Midwestern State senior guard Stacey Staten moved past MSU great Lindy Lombard and into eighth place on the school's all-time assist chart. Staten, who now has 258 during her four-year career at Midwestern State. Lombard accounted for 256 helpers from 1998-2001.

MSU Career Assists Leaders

Player	Assists	Years
Mindy Myers	532	1990-94
Jennifer (Butler) Griffin	395	1994-99
Julie Skelton	351	1979-81
Lisa (Meurer) Ray	339	1978-81
Glenda Washington	325	1981-82, 83-86
Mandy Cluley	318	1994-98
J.J. Anderson	306	1997-00
Stacey Staten	258	2004-08
Lindy Lombard	256	1998-02
Meosha Walker	233	2002-04

  
Senior Night
  
Midwestern State coach Shannon Burks, his staff and the rest of MSU Athletics will honor seniors Stacey Staten, Brittni Morrison, Kaylon Hodge and Tiffany Cook prior to Wednesday night's tipoff.