LET'S WRAP UP NON-CONFERENCE ACTION: The Tiger women's basketball team returns to the court on Wednesday, Dec. 30 to wrap up non-conference play. Towson plays host to UMKC at 4 p.m. in SECU Arena. Towson Sports Network's Ben Rosenbaum and Ian Jett will have the call of the game starting at 3:40 p.m. Live stats and the TSN feed can be found on the schedule page on TowsonTigers.com. Fans can also follow the Tigers on Twitter (@Towson_WBB) for updates.

SERIES HISTORY: Towson meets a new foe Wednesday as the Tigers welcome UMKC to SECU Arena. UMKC is the sixth opponent this season that the Tigers are facing for the first time ever. UMKC is a member of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). The Roos are the first member of the WAC that the Tigers will face ever.
 
SHE'LL TAKE THE CHARITY: Towson senior guard Dominique Johnson went 8-for-8 from the charity stripe against Georgetown. Johnson tied her season-high from the foul line. It was the sixth time this season Johnson has converted all of her chances in a game. Johnson has now made 14 straight shots from the foul line. That streak started in the third quarter of the game at North Florida. On the season, she is 28-for-30 (93.3%) from the foul line. Her free throw percentage leads the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and entering play on Monday ranked sixth in the nation. For her career, Johnson is 179-for-215 (83.3%) from the charity stripe which gives her the second best free throw percentage in school history.
 
I'LL TAKE THAT: Towson recorded six steals to Georgetown's three swipes in the last game. It was the sixth time in 10 games that the Tigers have recorded more steals then their opponents. Freshman guard Sianni Martin and redshirt sophomore guard Raine Bankston led the Tigers with two steals each against the Hoyas. Bankston currently ranks tied for eighth in the CAA in steals per game (1.8) while Martin ranks tied for 13th (1.6).
 
BANGING THE BOARDS: For the second straight game redshirt sophomore forward Jordyn Smith led the Tigers on the boards. Smith tied for game-high honors as she recorded eight rebounds at Georgetown. Smith has now pulled down 18 rebounds in her last two games combined. For the season, she is averaging 6.5 rebounds per game which ranks second on the team and 13th in the CAA.
 
GOING DEEP: Towson senior guard Dominique Johnson continues to prove herself as a dangerous threat from outside. Johnson hit nine three-pointers at Minnesota earlier this month. It was the second time this season and eighth time in her career that she has made five or more three-pointers in a single-game. Johnson has connected on 181 career three-pointers, which ranks second in school history. Her 71 triples last season ranked second in single-season history at Towson. Johnson needs 10 more three-pointers to break the school record for career three-pointers. The current school record for three-pointers made is 190 set by Mia Chapman. 
 
CLEARING THE GLASS: Towson has used a balanced attack in the rebounding battle this season. As a team, the Tigers have pulled down 40 or more rebounds in seven of their 10 games this season. Towson had a season-high 53 rebounds in the contest at North Florida. Four Tiger player are averaging 4.2 rebounds per game or better this season. That group is led by sophomore center Daijha Thomas (8.4 rpg). The other Tigers that are averaging 4.5 rebounds per game or better are redshirt sophomore forward Jordyn Smith (6.5 rpg), junior guard Raven Bankston (4.5 rpg) and senior guard Dominique Johnson (4.2 rpg).

UP NEXT: Towson returns to action on Sunday, Jan. 3. The Tigers travel to Northeastern to open Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play at 2 p.m.