- William & Mary will face UMES Tuesday night at Hytche Athletic Center. In 2019, the Tribe defeated the Eastern Shore Hawks 78-50 at Kaplan Arena.
- Last time out, the Tribe won 65-54 Friday night against George Mason at Kaplan Arena. W&M had 14 assists, and 45 rebounds. Graduate student
Sydney Wagner led the team with 21 points, while graduate student
Riley Casey scored 20 points and finished 8-of-12 from the field and 4-of-8 from the 3-point arc.
Kate Sramac led the Tribe with 12 rebounds.
- The Tribe returns two starters from last season, while adding six newcomers to the roster.
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Riley Casey has scored double digits in each of the last two outings. In her last game,
Riley Casey set a season best with 20 points, with 10 in overtime, against George Washington.
Riley Casey ranks third in 3-point field-goals made in the CAA at 2.50 per game.
- Wagner led the Tribe and was in the top-ten nationally, playing 38.3 minutes per game last season. Over two seasons in Williamsburg, the guard has amassed 1,122 minutes played. Bre Bellamy has also reached the 1,000 mark, playing 1,016 minutes in the Green and Gold. Bellamy contributed off the bench, scoring 6.6 points per game and grabbing 4.2 rebounds per game.
-Transfer guard Riley Casey spent her first three collegiate seasons playing for Columbia, before joining the Tribe for graduate school. During her time in New York, Casey played 1750 minutes and scored 644 points. The Tennessee native averaged over 10.5 points per game over 61 contests.- Transfer Kate Sramac stuffed the stat sheet over three seasons with Cornell before coming to Williamsburg. While in Ithaca, Sramac recorded 747 minutes and scored 176 points. Sramac added 98 rebounds, 67 assists, and 48 steals with the Big Red.
- Freshmen
Dani McTeer, individually is ranked 8th in the CAA for field-goal percentage .583%.
- W&M head coach Ed Swanson enjoyed a noteworthy 2019-20 season individually. He was named the CAA Co-Coach of the Year following the Tribe's historic season. Swanson won his 500th career game on Nov. 26, became just the third coach in W&M history to win 100 games with the Tribe on Jan. 12, and was inducted into the Northeast Conference Hall of Fame in January.
-The Tribe ranks third in the CAA in rebounding with a team average of 36.50 boards per game.
-Assistant Coach Kenia Cole is the newest member of the Tribe. Cole comes to the Tribe after spending the last two years as an assistant at Hampton University. Cole has four years of experience on the bench, beginning with Oberlin College in the 2017-18 season when she helped the team take home their first ever North Coast Atlantic Conference Tournament Championship.
