INDIANAPOLIS – Riding a four-game winning streak, IUPUI women's basketball will head to Green Bay for a matchup against the Phoenix on Saturday at 2 p.m. ET. The game against Green Bay will be streamed on ESPN+.

IUPUI is coming off of an overtime win against Milwaukee on Thursday (Jan. 24) as the Jags won 67-66 for their first overtime win in four tries this season. Macee Williams led the Jags with 17 points and 10 rebounds for her fifth double-double of the season and her free throw with 0.7 seconds left on the clock gave IUPUI the win.

Three other Jaguars scored in double-figures with Holly Hoopingarner and Sydney Roule scoring 14 points each, while Tamya Sims scored 13. Roule tied career-highs in both points scored and three point shots made (4). IUPUI overcame a 14-point third quarter deficit with a 15-0 run to get back in the game against the Panthers. It was the largest deficit overcome by the Jags this season in a win.  

Green Bay sits in its usual position atop the Horizon League standings with a 7-1 record in league play and is riding a six-game winning streak. Green Bay's last game was a dominating 62-32 win over UIC on Thursday (Jan. 24).

Since losing 85-67 to Wright State in the second conference game of the season, the most points allowed by Green Bay has been 61 in an 81-61 win at Northern Kentucky. The Phoenix do not put up the points, scoring just 62.9 points per game but allow just 53.9 a contest. Frankie Wurtz is scoring a team-high 11.9 points per game and Laken James is second on the team at 9.6.

QUICK NOTES (full game notes)
Jags Gets Past Milwaukee

• IUPUI won its first overtime game of the season after dropping its first three that went to an extra frame. The Jags lost their first Horizon League contest of the season in overtime against Wright State.
• IUPUI's 67 points and nine assists were the fewest in a win since a 64-59 victory over Indiana State on Dec. 3 when the Jags dished out just eight helpers.
• Sydney Roule has now hit four threes in back-to-back games and the third time the sophomore has hit four from deep this season.
• Macee Williams recorded her first double-double since a 20-point, 10-rebound effort at Southern Illinois on Dec. 21, the Jags last non-conference game.
• Williams 17 shot attempts were the most since firing up 21 at UTSA over the Thanksgiving break.
• IUPUI was outrebounded by Milwaukee 39-34. The Jags had won the rebounding battle in their last three games by at least 19. It was third win of the season for IUPUI when being outrebounded.
• For the first time in Horizon League play, 0-2 entering tonight, IUPUI won a game when trailing with five minutes left. The Jags were 2-7 overall before coming back to beating the Panthers when trailing at the five minute mark.
• IUPUI was 1-4 entering the game when trailing at halftime on the season and had only trailed at halftime in one other Horizon League game, the loss at Youngstown State.
• The Jags shot 39 percent from the field and allowed Milwaukee to shoot 40 percent. It is just the third time this season (3-6) that IUPUI has won a game shooting worse than their opponents.
• IUPUI moved to 10-6 on the season when hitting more free throws than their opponent, going 14-23 from the charity stripe. Milwaukee went 7-for-8 from the free throw line as a team.

Magic Number 70

• Scoring 70 points is an important sign for the Jags under head coach Austin Parkinson. In Parkinson's first eight seasons, IUPUI is 69-13 when hitting the 70-point mark. In those 13 losses, the most points scored by the Jags in regulation was 74 points. If IUPUI scores 75 points in regulation, the Jags are 58-0 under Parkinson.
• The most points ever scored in a loss by the Jags under Parkinson was 83 in a 96-83 overtime loss to Miami (Ohio) in 2017.
• IUPUI had won its last ten games when scoring at least 70 points before losing to Southern Illinois. IUPUI has since won four-straight when hitting the 70 points mark. Five of the six conference wins have come with IUPUI reaching 70 points.

Close Encounters of a Basketball Kind

• IUPUI has played in one-point games in three games this season (W vs. UT Martin, L/OT at Wisconsin, W/OT at Milwaukee). The last time IUPUI played in a one-point game the Jaguars beat North Dakota State 64-63 on Feb. 12 2016.  The last occurrence of playing in back-to-back one-point games for IUPUI was Jan. 19 and Jan. 24 of 2013 when the Jaguars beat South Dakota State (57-56) and UMKC (47-46).
• Over the past five season, IUPUI is 4-2 in games decided by one point. The Jaguars are 112-7 in games decided by one possession, including a 4-2 record in games decided by three points or less last season.
• Under Parkinson, IUPUI has 16-14 in one possession games and 6-6 in one-point games.

Hall of Points

• Sydney Hall is the active leading scorer for IUPUI with 911 points.  With another 89 points this season, Hall could become the 25th player in school history to reach the 1,000 career point mark.
• Hall is also the active leader in three-point shots made, having hit 192 in her career. Hall is now third all-time in school history and is 35 threes away from becoming the all-time three point shooter.
• Hall is now tied for the most three-point attempts in IUPUI history with 563.

The Williams Way

• Macee Williams leads the Horizon League with 18.7 points per game and is third in the league at 8.1 rebounds per game
• Williams has been named Horizon League Player of the Week three times, the most in the league.