DENVER - The University of Denver women's basketball team will host the University of St. Thomas on Saturday in Hamilton Gymnasium. Tip is set for 11 a.m. MT.

SERIES HISTORY:
The Pioneers are 4-3 against the Tommies all time and 2-1 in Hamilton. DU dropped the most recent matchup, 65-78, on January 25 in Minnesota. 

LONG BALL ELITE
• In offensive coordinator Lindsay Werntz' four seasons under head coach Doshia Woods, the Pioneers have played the analytics game, finishing top-30 nationally in both three-pointers attempted and triples made per game.
• In 2023-24, Denver finished 10th in threes attempted (821/27.4), 29th in threes made per game (8.2) and 207th in three-point field goal percentage (30.1).
• The Pioneers made double-digit triples on nine different occasions during the 2023-24 campaign, including a season-high 16 vs. Stetson (12/9) and Oral Roberts (2/3).

Back for a fourth season, the Denver women's basketball program will restart its Long Ball Elite fundraiser this campaign. Fans in a position to donate, consider pledging a dollar amount per 3-pointer made by the DU Pioneers this season. Join the Long Ball Elite campaign today. 

LEADERSHIP GROUP
• Head coach Doshia Woods named Emma Smith, Jordan Jones, Angelina Robles and Emily Counsel to the 2024-25 leadership team.

CASHING IN FROM THE STRIPE
• The Pioneers are shooting 78.2% from the free throw line this season.
• Denver ranks first the Summit League and is ranked 16th nationally from the stripe.
• The Pios' 14.48 made free throws per game are good for 33rd in the country and second in the Summit League.
• Jordan Jones leads the conference in both total free throws (150) and attempts (189) and ranks third nationally in total free throws and attempts.

NATIONAL NOISE
• Jordan Jones is ranked in the top-25 statistically in five different categories.
• The preseason first-team selection is 12th in total points (468) and 17th in points per game (20.3)
• The junior guard is 17th nationally in field goal attempts with 355.
• Jones ranks second nationally in total free throws (150) and attempts (189).

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