The Ohio women’s basketball team is scheduled to face UIC in Chicago on December 22. Both teams have identical records of 2-6, with UIC recently losing to #5 LSU, while Ohio suffered a defeat against Saint Louis, 96-52. The Flames bring an average of 70.5 points per game (PPG) and have shown strong shooting percentages, including 37.6% from three-point range. Key players for UIC include Makiyah Williams, leading in scoring, and Jaida McCloud, who excels in rebounding.
On the other hand, Ohio’s performance has been challenging, scoring an average of just 60 PPG with low shooting percentages. The Bobcats are looking to bounce back, focusing on improving their shooting accuracy and ball handling. Senior player Watkins has been a standout, averaging 15.5 PPG, while Tabeling leads in multiple categories, including points and rebounds.
In their historical matchups, UIC holds a 1-0 advantage over Ohio. The Bobcats are determined to turn the tide in this upcoming game and build momentum as they prepare for a challenging season ahead.
As the team works through its difficulties, there is potential for growth and improvement. The dedication of the players, particularly those like Watkins and Tabeling, shows promise for the rest of the season. With several upcoming games, Ohio has the chance to regroup and make a positive impact in their remaining schedule.