ST. Louis – Saint Louis University women's basketball (18-18, 8-9) continues its post-season journey Friday night when it travels to Purdue Fort Wayne (23-12, 13-7) for the Super 16 of the WNIT. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. (CST) at the Gates Sports Center in Fort Wayne, Ind.

Game Information

Saint Louis Billikens at Purdue Fort Wayne (Super 16 - WNIT)
Game 37	Saint Louis (18-18, 8-9) at Purdue Fort Wayne (23-12, 13-7)
Date // Time	Friday, March 29 // 6 p.m. (CST)
Location	Fort Wayne, Ind. (Gates Sports Center)
Stream	ESPN+ - John Nolan
Radio	SLUBillikens.com - Colin Suhre
WNIT Central	WNIT Central
Live Stats	Live Stats
Tickets	Tickets
Game Notes	SLU Game Notes

Opening Tip...

• Saint Louis women's basketball continues its post-season journey Friday night in the third round of the WNIT.
• The Billikens will play at Purdue Fort Wayne Friday night at 6 p.m. (CST).
• The Billikens are coming off a second round win against the University of Northern Iowa, defeating the Panters, 68-64.
• Prior to the WNIT, SLU most recently fell in the A-10 Championship semifinals to Rhode Island, 68-62.
• Purdue Fort Wayne enters the matchup with an overall mark of 23-12 and are coming off a second-round WNIT win over Cincinnati, defeating the Big 12's Bearcats, 84-58.
• Peyton Kennedy eclipsed 1,000-career points in the Billikens' victory over VCU on March 8  pouring in a 22-point effort to lead the Billikens over the Rams.
• Peyton Kennedy was named to the A-10's All-Championship Team after helping lead the Billikens to the tournament semifinals
• SLU entered the championship with a 9-9 A-10 mark and as the No. 7-seeded team and advanced to the semifinals.
• Julia Martinez recorded the Atlantic 10's first triple-double of the season in SLU's win over La Salle on Feb. 28, recording 11 rebounds, 10 points and 10 assists. The Chicago native followed it up by posting a second-straight triple-double on Senior night with 15 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds.
• Against VCU on Feb. 7, Kyla McMakin's 15-point effort made her just the third-ever NCAA women's basketball player to score 1,000 points at two separate institutions.

WNIT 1st & 2nd Round Recap    

• The Billikens defeated UNI in the second round of the WNIT Sunday night to advance to the third round for the third time in school history.
• Peyton Kennedy's 19 points and eight rebounds led SLU in the victory while Tierra Simon added 9 and eight.
• SLU earned its first-ever true postseason road win on March 24 defeating Central Arkansas 66-61 in the opening round of the WNIT.
• SLU out-rebounded the home team by one, 37-36.
• The Billikens only committed 12 turnovers against the Sugar Bears, while turning over the home team 17 times and turning them into 15 points.
• Peyton Kennedy poured in 28 points against the Sugar Bears leading SLU to the victory. It was her 27th double-figure effort of the season.

A-10 Championship Recap    

• SLU fell in the A-10 Championship semifinal to No. 5-seeded VCU, 68-62, to end its run in the conference tournament.
• Peyton Kennedy led the team with 16 points and seven boards in the loss.
• The Billikens stunned No. 2-seeded VCU Friday night defeating the Rams by three points in the championship quarterfinals.
• The Billikens 65-63 win over No. 2-seeded VCU was a back-in-forth battle that saw nine lead changes and three ties.
• Peyton Kennedy scored 22 points in the win while Kyla McMakin (15), and Brooklyn Gray (12) scored double figures for the second-straight game.
• As a defense, the Billikens forced 17 VCU turnovers and converted them into 17 points while grabbing 10 steals as a team.
• SLU shot 90.5 percent from the charity stripe, with 19-made free throws helping their 65-point effort.
• The Billikens defeated No. 10-seeded George Washington 75-68 Thursday night as SLU used a fourth-quarter comeback to earn the win.
• McMakin scored 22 points to lead the Billikens against the Revolutionaries, helping SLU outscore GW 30-12 in the final quarter.
• Tierra Simon recorded her third double-double of the season in the second round of the A-10 championship with 11 points and a team-high 13 rebounds.