SUFFOLK vs Endicott
Date Time Venue Video Stats Program Series Last Meeting Last Suffolk Win Streak	Saturday, Jan. 15 1:00 PM Smith Court Boston, Mass. Suffolk Stretch GoSuffolkRams.com Digital Program 12-15 March 7, 2021, W, 61-48 Same W3

BOSTON – Suffolk women's basketball takes its three-game win streak into a Saturday, Jan. 15 showdown with Endicott. Tip-off of the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) clash at Larry E. and Michael S. Smith Court is set for 1 p.m. 

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UPDATED FAN POLICY
With the health and well-being of students and staff remaining the highest priority, effective immediately, spectators will not be permitted at Suffolk University Athletics home contests through the end of January 2022. At that time, the spectator policy will be reevaluated. 

The change in the spectator policy comes as a precaution against the increase in COVID cases throughout the city, state and region.  

The spectator policy applies to on-campus venues including, but not limited to, Larry E. and Michael S. Smith Court, home of Suffolk basketball, as well as off-campus locations in the men's ice hockey home rink, Emmons Horrigan O'Neil Memorial Rink, and the women's hockey arena, Louis E. Porrazzo Memorial Skating Rink.  

MORE INFO: Suffolk Athletics: Updated Spectator Policy

LAST TIME OUT
Leading by just two at the end of the third quarter, Suffolk women's basketball outscored the Colonels, 23-6, over the final frame to walk away with a convincing 80-58 Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) win over Curry Wednesday night at Katz Gymnasium. 

MORE READING: Fourth Quarter Frenzy Sends Women's Basketball Past Curry, 80-58

RAMS RUNDOWN
Suffolk has rattled off three wins in a row, including back-to-back CCC contests, to move to 9-3 on the year and 3-2 in conference action.  

Amanda DeAngelis has been a force as off late averaging 26.5 ppg and 16.0 rpg. Overall, DeAngelis is a main factor to the Rams' 71.8 ppg offense and 49.8 rpg defense. The sophomore is one of two players averaging double figures in scoring at 10.1 ppg alongside Jenni-Rose DiCecco's 15.5 ppg. DeAngelis is also the biggest threat on the boards with 7.8 rpg to her credit. Emily Welling is a consistent contributor on the glass as well with 7.7 rpg. 

GET TO KNOW THE GULLS
Endicott has coupled back-to-back wins together to level its overall mark at .500, 6-6, and move to 3-2 in CCC play.  

Tara Laugeni's 17.9 ppg paces the Gulls' 65.8 ppg. She is compliment on the offensive end by Sarah Dempsey's 14.7 ppg. The junior and freshman pair lead the way on the boards as well. Dempsey's 10.4 rpg leads Endicott, while Laugeni adds 8.8 rpg to the team's 46.3 rpg. 

INSIDE THE SERIES

• Suffolk has defeated Endicott in the last three meetings to pull the all-time series to 12-15. 
• The Suffolk, Endicott series dates back to 1993-94. 
• In Boston, the Rams are 6-5 against the Gulls.

EYES ON THE GAME

RECORD WATCH
Graduate student Jenni-Rose DiCecco, who sealed her spot as Suffolk's all-time leader in assists and steals last season, has the chance to make more history in her final collegiate campaign. Here's a running list of the records to watch this year.

LOOKING AHEAD
Suffolk spends next week on the road. First stop sends the Rams to Salve Regina Wednesday, Jan. 19 for a 5:30 p.m. outing.