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3/27/2019 3:14:00 PM | Women's Basketball
| James Madison vs. Virginia Tech Convocation Center | Harrisonburg, Va. Thursday, Mar. 28, 2019 – 7 p.m. |
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QUICK HITS
- James Madison welcome Virginia Tech in the Third Round of the WNIT on Thursday at 7p.m.
- The Dukes are making their third consecutive WNIT Third Round appearance and 14th-straight postseason appearance
- JMU is 20-8 in all WNIT games while boasting a 18-2 Convocation Center mark, including 2-0 this season
- The Dukes are 3-3 all-time in the third round of the WNIT
- This marks the fourth time hosting the Third Round of the WNIT. JMU is 2-1 when hosting the Third Round
- Jackie Benitez scored a season-high 26 points in the Dukes Second Round 71-54 win over USF
- Benitez hit seven from behind the arc, tying a Convocation Center record in the process
- Kamiah Smalls returned to the court and added 17 points, including seven from the free throw line.
- Kayla Cooper-Williams grabbed nine rebounds and rejected five shots to push her season total to 91, which is sixth most in CAA history for blocks in a season
- The Dukes have recorded 201 team blocks, which is just one shy of a program record
- The win over South Florida also marked the 29th straight home victory, which is the third longest in program history
- The Dukes 16 Convocation Center wins ties a program record for home wins in a season
- Virginia Tech defeated VCU 82-72 in the Second Round to advance
- The Hokies are making their fourth consecutive appearance in the WNIT and third straight year making it to the Third Round
- Five Hokies scored in double figures against the Rams, including a 21-point performance from Taylor Emery.
- Regan Magarity notched a double-double with 10 points and 12 boards
- It marked the third time having five players score in double figures. The first was the season opener against Georgia Southern and the non-conference regular season finale against Longwood.
- Virginia Tech hit eight from behind the arc against the Rams and spread the wealth between five players
Ticket Prices
Reserved - $11
General Admission - $8
General Admission Senior (62+) - $6
Youth (ages 6-17) - $6
JMU Faculty/Staff - $6
JMU Students (with JACard) - FREE
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