WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University women's basketball team will face the Marquette University Golden Eagles in a BIG EAST Conference matchup on Sunday evening at McDonough Arena. The opening tip is scheduled for 5 p.m., and the game will be broadcast live on truTV as well as HBO Max with J.B. Long and Christy Winters-Scott on the call.
 
Fan Information

• Fans can tune in on truTV or HBOMax.
• Live stats will be available at GUHoyas.com.
• Tickets are available at GUHoyas.com/tickets.

About the Hoyas

• Georgetown (12-9, 5-7 BIG EAST) is coming off of a close 58-52 loss to Seton Hall on Thursday morning at McDonough Arena.
• Sophomore Destiny Agubata led the way with 12 points, while graduate student Brianna Scott added 11 and junior Khia Miller had 10.
• Sophomore Khadee Hession pulled down a team-high seven rebounds, and Miller managed three steals.
• The Blue & Gray shot 34.5% (20-58) from the field, and allowed 39.5% (17-43) shooting by Seton Hall.
• The Hoyas outrebounded the Pirates 35-26, and GU forced 18 SHU turnovers on five steals.
• Miller leads the way for the Hoyas this season with 11.3 ppg.
• Graduate student Laila Jewett is averaging 9.0 ppg to rank second and leads the squad with 64 assists.
• Junior Cristen Carter leads the team on the glass with 5.7 rpg to go along with 6.2 ppg.

About the Golden Eagles

• Marquette is coming off of a 74-73 win over DePaul at the Al McGuire Center on Wednesday.
• MU had four players in double figures led by Halle Vice who finished with 18 points to go along with 14 rebounds.
• The Golden Eagles have four players averaging in double figures with Skylar Forbes leading the way averaging 15.0 ppg.
• Vice is second with 14.4 ppg as well as team-best 9.0 rpg.
• Sunday will mark the Golden Eagles' fourth road trip in 18 days with three of those coming on the East Coast.

Series Info

• Georgetown is 5-29 all-time against Marquette and 3-13 at home.
• Earlier this season, GU defeated the Golden Eagles 63-54 in Milwaukee.
• Miller led the way for the Hoyas with 21 points in the contest going 8-10 from the field.
• Agubata had an all-around performance with 13 points while posting her second-career double-double with a squad-high 10 boards as well as leading in both assists and steals with five and three, respectively.
• The victory marked the first win in Milwaukee since the 2011-12 campaign.
• The last meeting in McDonough was a 55-50 loss a season ago.
• The last home Hoya victory was an 85-58 triumph during the 2017-18 campaign.