Minnesota State women's basketball team is gearing up for a crucial series of games, hosting St. Cloud State and MSU Moorhead over the weekend and then traveling to Duluth to take on the Bulldogs next Tuesday.

Why It Matters

The Mavericks' winning streak, top position in the NSIC, and reentry into the Top-25 Coaches' Poll highlight the team's strong performance and potential to impact the conference standings and NCAA tournament chances.

By the Numbers
  • The Mavericks have won 12 consecutive games
  • Minnesota State enters the weekend in sole possession of the top spot in the NSIC
  • The team ranks as the best offense in the NSIC, averaging 77.9 points per game
  • Minnesota State ranks eighth in offensive rebounds nationally and is second in rebounding in the NSIC
State of Play
  • The Mavericks lead the NSIC in steals with a team total of 308
  • St. Cloud State, tied for sixth place in the NSIC, averages 64 points per game and holds a lead in the all-time series against the Mavericks
  • MSU Moorhead, tied for seventh in the NSIC, is led by Natalie Jens, who leads the team in scoring, passing, and forcing turnovers
  • Minnesota Duluth is tied with St. Cloud State for sixth place in the conference and has previously defeated the Mavericks
What's Next

The upcoming games are critical for the Mavericks to maintain their winning momentum and secure a strong position in the NSIC standings, especially against tough opponents like St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth.

Bottom Line

The Minnesota State women's basketball team's impressive performance and upcoming schedule position them for a pivotal stretch that could significantly impact their standing in the conference and beyond.