The Longwood women's basketball team is set to host George Washington for their first-ever matchup on Monday at 7 p.m. This comes after a historic 128-31 win against Bluefield, marking the highest points in Longwood's program history. Currently, the Lancers lead the nation in steals per game and forced turnovers while averaging nearly 99 points per game. Longwood's attendance is booming, with a record-setting 2,467 fans at their last game.

By the Numbers
  • Longwood scored 128 points, the third most in NCAA Division I this season.
  • 32 steals against Bluefield, the most in a single game this season at the Division I level.
State of Play
  • George Washington holds a 1-2 record, with a recent loss to Howard.
  • Longwood is currently averaging 1,528 fans per home game, a substantial increase from last season.
What's Next

Longwood seeks to maintain momentum against George Washington and will face challenging opponents like Buffalo and Stephen F. Austin during Thanksgiving week in Puerto Rico. Continued strong performances could position Longwood as a contender in the Big South this season.

Bottom Line

The Lancers' impressive start, highlighted by historic scoring and attendance figures, positions them as serious challengers in the upcoming season, but sustaining this performance against tougher competition will be crucial for long-term success.