Prince George's Women's Basketball Wraps Up Home Slate This Weekend Against Chesapeake And Garrett

GAME DAY INFORMATION

• Chesapeake College at Prince George's Community College
• Friday, February 1, 2019
• 5:00 p.m.
• Novak Field House/Largo, Md.
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• Garrett College at Prince George's Community College
• Saturay, February 2, 2019
• 1:30 p.m.
• Novak Field House/Largo, Md.

THE NEXT MATCH

• Prince George's wraps up its home schedule with games against Chesapeake College on Friday and Garrett College on Saturday.
• The Owls will honor sophomore Gia Thomas during its game against Garrett College on Saturday.
• Prince George's is looking for its first win against the Skipjacks since 2016-17.
• The Owls are looking for its first win against the Lakers since 2014-15.
• Garrett defeated Prince George's 63-58 in the McDonald's Tipoff Tournament at the start of the season.

THE LAST TILT

• Prince George's Community College battled Cecil College tough and stayed close into the second in a 60-47 loss to Cecil College in women's basketball action.
• Former high school teammates Nehemie Vilain and Quatazia Johnson paced the Owls with a combined 27 points and 18 rebounds.
• Vilain posted 15 points and matched her career high with nine rebounds to narrowly miss her first collegiate double-double. The freshman also scored 15 points against Northern Virginia Community College on December 4 for her second-highest scoring output of the season. She also had nine boards against Anne Arundel Community College on January 18. It marked the fifth time this season she has hauled in at least five caroms.
• Johnson registered 12 points and nine rebounds to also narrowly miss her first career double-double. Johnson reached double figures for the first time in seven games and the fourth time this season. She also had nine boards against the College of Southern Maryland on January 4 and has six games with at least five boards.
• Misty Harewood added seven points and six rebounds in the loss.

THE ROAD AHEAD

• The Owls wrap up the regular season at Allegany (Md.) on February 6.