UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee meet on the Horizon League Network

Feb. 9, 2007

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INDIANAPOLIS -- The Horizon League Network will be the only way fans can catch this Saturday's (Feb. 10) women's basketball match-up when first-place University of Wisconsin-Green Bay visits second-place University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Scott Warras will call the play-by-play action for the scheduled 3 p.m. EST tip-off. To access the webcast of Saturday's game, log on to the Horizon League web site (www.horizonleague.org) and click on the "HLN" logo on the right side, then register an e-mail address and password. Registration is free, but viewers will need Windows Media Player (available for free download).

The Phoenix currently stand atop the League's standings with a 9-0 mark and is riding a 15-game winning streak into the contest. The Panthers stand two games back at 7-2 and have only lost twice at the Klotsche Center this season (7-2).

Seniors Nicole Soulis and Natalie Berglin lead the offense for UW-Green Bay (18-3 overall). Soulis, the reigning Horizon League Player of the Year, currently is second in the loop in scoring (17.7) and third in field-goal percentage (.561). The 6-foot-2 forward has topped the 20-point mark seven times this season and has scored in double digits in the team's last 11 games. Berglin, a 5-foot-7 guard, paces the circuit in assists (4.57) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.91).

Sophomore Traci Edwards has been the top scoring threat this season for UW-Milwaukee (11-11). The 6-foot-2 center leads the League in scoring (20.0), rebounding (9.5) and blocked shots (1.57), while also placing among the leaders in field-goal percentage (second at .590) and free-throw percentage (fifth at .800). Edwards set the League's top single-game point total this season with 42 markers on Jan. 20 against Cleveland State.

All Horizon League men's and women's basketball games not shown on traditional television through the ESPN family of networks can be viewed on the Horizon League Network. Now in its second season, HLN also features webcasts of many League Championships, including the upcoming first- and second-round games in the Horizon League Men's and Women's Basketball Championships, as well as the semifinals of the women's championship.

For more information on HLN and a schedule of events, log on to www.horizonleague.org.