#4 Drury Lady Panthers (12-1, 12-1 GLVC) at Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (11-4, 11-4 GLVC)
Sat., Feb. 13, 2021 – 3:15 pm
Screaming Eagles Arena – Evansville, Ind.  
 
Live Coverage
Radio: JOCK 99.9 FM
Live Video: GLVCSN
Live Stats: gousieagles.com
 
Lady Panthers at Southern Indiana in battle of division leaders
Drury visits Southern Indiana on Saturday in a battle of division leaders in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
 
The Lady Panthers, ranked fourth in NCAA-II, lead West Division with a 12-1 record. Drury is coming off of a 91-76 win at McKendree on Thursday.
 
Southern Indiana is 11-4 and on top in the East Division. The Screaming Eagles have been idle since last Saturday when they won at Rockhurst, 96-86, in overtime. The win Saturday snapped a three-game losing streak as they had previously dropped contests to Truman State (73-67), at Quincy (69-61), and at William Jewell (70-58).
 
Drury has only lost three conference games in the last four-and-a-half years, but one of those was at Southern Indiana. The Screaming Eagles defeated Drury on Feb. 4, 2017, 84-78. The Lady Panthers have won four straight against USI since and are 17-4 all-time against the Screaming Eagles.
 
The Lady Panthers are 7-0 on the road this season and have won 30 straight road games dating back to March 12, 2018, when they lost at Ashland in the NCAA-II Regional Championship game.
 
After Saturday's game, Drury will host Indianapolis on Thursday for a 5:30 pm game in the O'Reilly Family Event Center. The Lady Panthers game against Truman State on Tuesday at 4 pm was canceled due to a positive COVID-19 case within the Bulldogs program. The game will not be made up.
 
Robinson cracks DU's top 10 all-time scoring list
Drury guard Paige Robinson is now on the program's top 10 scoring list as she passed Heather Harman (2014-18) in Thursday's game at McKendree. Robinson carries 1,238 points into today's game and is now 112 points away from Hope Hunt (2000-04) for 9th all-time.
 
Drury All-Time Scoring Leaders
1. Hailey Diestelkamp (2016-present) 2,321
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8. Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10) 1,502
9. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 1,350
10. Paige Robinson (2018-pres.) 1,238
11. Heather Harman (2014-18) 1,229
12. Magen Brunson (2000-04) 1,184
13. Melanie Oliver (2007-10) 1,181
14. Annie Armstrong (2013-16) 1,179
 
Eagan aims for 200th career win
The next Drury win will be the 200th career victory for head coach Amy Eagan. Eagan is in her first season as the Lady Panthers head coach after serving as an assistant last year.
 
She is in her 12th year overall as a collegiate head coach. Eagan went 111-62 in six years at her alma mater, Truman State. She posted a 48-17 record at St. Ambrose from 2005-07 and 28-63 from 201013 at Ashford.
 
Eagan was the Midwest Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year in 2007 while leading St. Ambrose; she has taken teams to three national tournaments and was inducted into the Truman State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012.
 
QUICK FACTS
Records
Drury: 12-1 (12-1 GLVC)
Southern Indiana: 11-4 (11-4 GLVC)
 
Head Coaches
DU: Amy Eagan (1^st year, 12-1/12^th year, 199-143)
USI: Rick Stein (22nd year, 388-230)
 
Last Game
DU: Won at McKendree 91-76 (Thur.)   
USI: Won at Rockhurst 96-86, OT (Feb. 6)
 
Last Meeting
Drury 94 Southern Indiana 69 (Jan. 2, 2020, at USI)
 
All-Time Series
Drury 17-4
 
Up Next
Drury vs Indianapolis -- Thur., Feb. 18, 2021
5:30 pm – O'Reilly Family Event Center 
 
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