Honolulu— The University of Hawai'i women's basketball team will go on the road over the weekend with a visit to Idaho, aiming to pick up a third consecutive victory.
 
Game 11:
TEAMS: Hawai'i (6-5) vs. Idaho (4-4)
WHEN:  Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019, 2:00 p.m. PT
WHERE:  Cowan Spectrum- Moscow, Idaho
TELEVISION: None
VIDEO STREAMING: Pluto TV- Ch. 542 
RADIO: None
LIVE STATS: www.hawaiiathletics.com
 
Game Notes-
 
• UH goes on the road after notching back-to-back wins for only the second time this season. The first game of the two was at Washington (62-50) and the most recent at home against Hope International (86-49).
 
• The 86 points scored against Hope International were the most points scored by UH since Feb. 24, 2017, in an 85-80 loss on the road at Long Beach State.
 
• Freshman forward Kasey Neubert led the offensive charge as she tallied a career-high 22 points in the win of the Royals. UH has spread out the scoring throughout the season as six different 'Bows have led the team in scoring this season, but Neubert is only the third player to register over 20 points in a game.
 
• Watch the rebounding battle, when the 'Bows outrebound their opponents they're 5-0 on the year.
 
• While giving notice to the battle of the boards, UH is also 5-0 when holding opponents to 60 points or less.
 
• Senior guard Courtney Middap has been known to hit big shots in the past and be a scoring threat but hasn't gained much credibility in terms of dishing the ball out. Middap totaled a career-high 10 assists against Hope International, become the first player at UH the season to tally double-digit dimes.

• Ranging from 2006 to 2012, UH and Idaho duked it out twice a year as members of the Western Athletic Conference. Since UH left the conference, the two programs did not face each other till last season when the 'Bows knocking off the Vandals 69-61 at home, leaving the Bows with a 11-6 advantage in the all-time series.

NO PLACE LIKE HOME
The trip to the Gem State will be the third visit to a state outside of California where a current Rainbow Wahine has been recruited from, the previous two being senior Julissa Tago from Oregon and junior Jadynn Alexander from Washington. On this go around junior Lauren Rewers returns home as she is a resident of Couer d'Alene, Idaho. The only upperclassmen to not return to their home state for a game on this year's roster is senior Savannah Reier of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Both senior Courtney Middap and junior Amy Atwell returned to play in their home country of Australia during the International tour in the summer of 2018.