Date: Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021
Time: 1:30 p.m.
Site: Columbus, Ga. (Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center)
Web Stream: Cougar Sports TV
Live Statistics: CSUCougars.com
All-Time Record:  CSU leads 11-5
Last Meeting: CSU 66, YHC 48 - Feb. 29, 2020 in Columbus

• Columbus State (2-2, 2-2) is looking to get back to its winning ways after a month off. In four games, the Lady Cougars are averaging 66.5 points per game while shooting 39.4% from the floor.  

• In their last game on Jan. 20, the Lady Cougars dropped a 73-50 decision to No. 10 North Georgia in Columbus. Freshman Amber Abusbeih was the lone CSU player in double figures in points with 10.

• Freshman Emilia Tenbrock has shined in her first four collegiate games. The 6-foot guard from Germany is leading the team in points per game (14.8), field goal percentage (55.6%) and 3-point shooting (42.1%). Tenbrock scored a season-high 20 points against UNC Pembroke on Jan. 9.

• Chrisalyn Boston has been her usual self on both sides of the floor so far this year. The senior is currently averaging a double-double (11 ppg, 11 rebs/g) and grabbed 19 rebounds against UNCP earlier this season. Before the month hiatus, she ranked second in the Peach Belt Conference in blocks with 12.

• Jurnee Smith and Aryan Dozier have both started all four games for the Lady Cougars. Smith is averaging 9.8 points and over two steals per game, while Dozier is chipping in 8.3 points and 6.3 rebounds per game.

• Olonna Rawls is another freshman making an impression across the conference for Columbus State and head coach Matt Houser. She scored 22 points against Flagler on Jan. 16 and is second on the team with seven made 3's this season. In four games, Rawls is averaging 12 points and eight rebounds. 

• Young Harris (4-6, 4-6) enters Columbus trying to win its second straight game after taking down Georgia College 76-59 on Wednesday. Most of YHC's success this season has come at home with the Mountain Lions having a 1-3 road record.

• The Mountain Lions are averaging 58.2 points per game, shooting 37.9% from the floor and 36.5% from the 3-point line. YHC's defense can be stingy as the Mountain Lions lead the PBC in 3-point field goal percentage defense (39.4%).

• Only two opponents have shot over 30 percent from the 3-point range against YHC this season (North Georgia & Clayton State).

• Carly Winters and Niaya White both average over 12 points per game to pace the YHC scoring attack. Winters is a sharpshooter, holding a PBC leading 46.5% shooting mark from beyond the arc with a team-high 20 made 3's. White can stretch the floor and pull down the boards as she is second on the team in rebounding (5.2 rebs/g).

• Mackenzie Johnson is eighth in the PBC in total blocks (9) and leads the team in rebounding averaging 6.6 per game.