WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's basketball team will return to the hardwood this weekend as the squad will play at Marquette University on Friday evening. GU will follow that up with a Sunday matinee against DePaul University. Friday's tip is set for 8 p.m. ET, while Sunday is slated to begin at 3 p.m. ET.

How to Watch

• Both contests will be streamed on the BIG EAST Digital Network.
• The BIG EAST Conference has announced an agreement with leading sports streaming service FloSports to become the home of the BIG EAST Digital Network presented by SoFi for the 2021-22 academic year. BEDN will feature all non-televised Georgetown women's basketball games on the network. Click here to sign up with special BIG EAST pricing for 12.50/month or 95.88/year.
• A link to live stats will be available in the schedule at GUHoyas.com.
• Follow the Hoyas on Twitter for in-game updates at @GeorgetownWBB.

About the Hoyas

• Georgetown (6-4, 1-1 BIG EAST) is coming off of a one-month break including time off for final exams, the holidays as well as COVID issues among the team and opponents.
• The Hoyas' last game was its final nonconference game of the season on December 13, when the Blue & Gray downed Coppin State 59-53 at McDonough Arena.
• Junior Graceann Bennett led the way with 14 points and a squad-best nine rebounds to go along with three assists.
• Sophomore Kelsey Ransom managed 13 points, six rebounds, six assists and three steals.
• Senior Jillian Archer and graduate student Milan Bolden-Morris rounded out those in double figures with 12 points apiece.
• The Hoyas shot 41.8 percent (23-55) from the field and allowed just 27.9 percent (17-61) shooting by the Eagles.
• Georgetown and Coppin tied with 40 rebounds apiece, and GU forced 13 Eagles turnovers.
• It marked the third-consecutive victory for the Hoyas following a victory over Providence (55-47) and in a comeback win over George Washington (68-63).
• The Hoyas boast two players in double figures for the season as Bolden-Morris leads the way with 13.2 ppg. Ransom has 12.0 ppg, while Archer and Bennett round out the top four averaging 9.0 and 8.3 ppg, respectively.
• Archer is also pulling down a squad-best 7.4 rpg.

About the Golden Eagles

• Marquette is 10-4 on the season and 3-2 in BIG EAST Conference play.
• The Golden Eagles are coming off of a big 88-85 overtime victory over RV/RV DePaul on Wednesday evening at the Al McGuire Center.
• Leading the way for Marquette is Lauren Van Kleunen with 13.7 ppg to go along with a team-best 6.7 rpg.
• She is followed by Karissa McLaughlin and Jordan King boasting 13.2 and 11.4 ppg, respectively.
• Marquette was also plagued by pauses this season with 15 days in between games around the New Year.

Series History

• The Hoyas are 4-22 all-time against the Golden Eagles and 1-11 on the road.
• Last year, Georgetown dropped a pair of contests to Marquette, falling 72-40 in Milwaukee and 55-48 at home.
• GU's last victory over Marquette was an 85-58 triumph during the 2017-18 campaign.
• The Hoyas' lone road win was a 67-39 victory on January 17, 2012.

About the Blue Demons

• DePaul is 12-4 on the season and 4-1 in BIG EAST Conference play.
• The Blue Demons are coming off of a tough 88-85 overtime loss to Marquette on Wednesday evening at the Al McGuire Center.
• DePaul is currently receiving votes in both national polls.
• Leading the way for DePaul is Aneesah Morrow with 18.8 ppg to go along with a team-best 12.2 rpg.
• She is followed by Sonya Morris and Lexi Held boasting 16.8 and 14.5 ppg, respectively.
• DePaul has all five starters averaging in double figures.
• The Blue Demons will face Villanova in a matchup on Friday evening at home.

Series History

• The Hoyas are 3-25 all-time against the Blue Demons and 2-12 on the road.
• Last year, Georgetown lost both meetings with the Blue Demons, falling 72-54 in Chicago.
• GU has only defeated DePaul twice on the road with the last coming in 2018 as an 86-85 victory for the Blue & Gray.

All Georgetown women's basketball home matches are currently scheduled to be played at McDonough Arena. All Georgetown University indoor on-campus intercollegiate athletics events will be played with no fans in attendance for the month of January due to the emergence and rapid spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in the Washington, D.C., region, across the country, and globally.