Box Score

            Amy Selk scored 19 points, pulled down 15 rebounds and blocked three shots to spark a 63-51 victory for the UW-Parkside women's basketball team against Lewis in Romeoville, Illinois, Saturday. Selk leads the Great Lakes Valley Conference in rebounding.

            The league's second leading rebounder, Lewis' Jenny Turpel, scored a team-high 17 points for the Flyers, but was limited on the glass with just three rebounds.

            Lewis led by two points 90 seconds into the game, but from there, it was all Rangers. The visitors built up a 35-26 advantage at halftime and led by as many as 22 points with 9:49 to go in the game.

            The Ranger win completed a sweep against Lewis, a team they played in back-to-back games. The win bumps the Ranger record to 18-5 overall. The Midwest Region's sixth-ranked team is now 12-3 in GLVC play.

            Lewis slid to 11-13 overall and 7-9 in conference action.

            Jadee Rooney had a hot hand for the Rangers. She added 17 points to the winning cause. Teammate Brittany Hogen was the third Ranger in double figures, scoring 10 points.

            Lewis was limited to 37 percent shooting from the field for the game. Parkside made good on 54 percent of its shots.

            The twin wins over Lewis is a precursor to an anticipated game in the DeSimone Gymnasium Monday, Feb. 14, at 5:30 p.m. The Hawks of Quincy will be in Somers, coming into town with an 18-game winning streak and a 22-1 overall record. Quincy can clinch the North Division championship with a win over the Rangers. Quincy won Round One between the two schools at Quincy earlier this season, 72-61.

             It will be Senior Night against the Hawks, as the Rangers salute Allison Smaglik and Brittany Hogen. It will not be the last home game, however. UWP will host a first-round game in the GLVC tournament Saturday, Feb. 26.