WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's basketball team will return home to McDonough Arena this weekend as the squad will host the Creighton University Bluejays on Friday and the Providence College Friars on Sunday. Friday's tip is set for 7 p.m., while Sunday is slated to begin at 2 p.m.

How to Watch

• Both contests will be streamed on the BIG EAST Digital Network.
• The BIG EAST Conference has announced an agreement with leading sports streaming service FloSports to become the home of the BIG EAST Digital Network presented by SoFi for the 2021-22 academic year. BEDN will feature all non-televised Georgetown women's basketball games on the network. Click here to sign up with special BIG EAST pricing for 12.50/month or 95.88/year.
• A link to live stats will be available in the schedule at GUHoyas.com.
• Follow the Hoyas on Twitter for in-game updates at @GeorgetownWBB.

About the Hoyas

• Georgetown (6-6, 1-3 BIG EAST) is coming off of a one-month break from home including time off for final exams, the holidays as well as COVID issues among the team and opponents. Last weekend, the squad returned to the hardwood with a pair of BIG EAST road contests.
• On Sunday, Georgetown dropped a 102-69 decision to the DePaul University Blue Demons at Wintrust Arena.
• Graduate student Milan Bolden-Morris led the way with 17 points for the Hoyas, including five 3-pointers.
• Sophomore Kelsey Ransom added 13 points, and sophomore Yasmin Ott rounded out those in double figures with 11.
• Freshman Kaliyah Myricks pulled down seven rebounds in her first-career start.
• The Hoyas shot 39.1 percent (27-69) from the field and allowed 51.4 percent (38-74) shooting by the Blue Demons.
• Georgetown outrebounded DePaul 40-39, and the GU defense forced 13 Blue Demon turnovers.
• The Hoyas boast two players in double figures for the season as Bolden-Morris leads the way with 12.8 ppg. Ransom has 11.4 ppg, while senior Jillian Archer and junior Graceann Bennett round out the top four averaging 9.0 and 7.9 ppg, respectively.
• Archer is also pulling down a squad-best 7.4 rpg.
• The Hoyas' last game at McDonough Arena was its final nonconference game of the season on December 13, when the Blue & Gray downed Coppin State 59-53.

About the Bluejays

• Creighton is 13-4 on the season and 8-1 in BIG EAST Conference play.
• The Bluejays are coming off of a big 95-44 victory at Butler on Wednesday evening at historic Hinkle Field House as the start of a three-game road swing.
• Leading the way for Creighton is Emma Ronsiek with 14.8 ppg to go along with a team-best 4.7 rpg.
• She is followed by Morgan Maly and Lauren Jensen boasting 11.7 and 11.1 ppg, respectively.

Series History

• The Hoyas are 4-14 all-time against the Bluejays and 3-5 at home.
• Earlier this season, the Hoyas fell at Creighton by a score of 64-38 to open BIG EAST Conference play in early December.
• The last meeting at McDonough was a tough 42-41 loss a season ago.
• The last victory over Creighton was a 62-53 triumph during the 2019 campaign.

About the Friars

• Providence is 8-8 on the season and 3-4 in BIG EAST Conference play.
• The Friars are coming off of a 62-42 loss to Seton Hall last weekend at Alumni Hall.
• Last week, Providence picked up a pair of good wins defeating Xavier (54-49) and St. John's (56-49).
• Leading the way for Providence is Janai Crooms with 13.4 ppg to go along with a team-best 9.9 rpg.
• She is followed by Alyssa Geary and Kylee Sheppard boasting 11.1 apiece.
• The Friars will face Villanova in a matchup on Friday evening on the road.

Series History

• The Hoyas are 38-31 all-time against the Friars and 20-10 at home.
• Earlier this season, the Hoyas picked up the 55-47 win in Rhode Island.
• Ransom led the way in that contest with 21 points, while Bennett added 12 for the Blue & Gray.
• The last meeting at McDonough was a 62-53 victory during the 2019 campaign.

All Georgetown women's basketball home matches are currently scheduled to be played at McDonough Arena. All Georgetown University indoor on-campus intercollegiate athletics events will be played with no fans in attendance for the month of January due to the emergence and rapid spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in the Washington, D.C., region, across the country, and globally.