Charleston, W. Va. – The Golden Eagles are opeing up their home slate in the Wehrle Arena on Wednesday against Ohio Dominican University Panthers after going 1-1 in the MEC/PSAC Crossover this weekend. Charleston fell to the California University of Pennsylvania Vulcans on Friday night 78-73 and took the 72-57 victory over the Mercyhurst Lakers on Saturday.
 
On Wednesday, Charleston is set to face Ohio Dominican with tip scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the Wehrle Innovation Center.
 
Media Coverage:
Live Stats will be provided and the contest can be viewed on the  MECTV network.
 
Live Stats
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Weekend Recap:
The University of Charleston Women's Basketball team fell to the Vulcans of Cal. Pa. on Friday night. Charleston overcame a 16-point deficit to bring the score within single digits, but their efforts were thwarted by the visiting Vulcans falling 73-78.

 Full Friday Recap here
 
After falling early to the Cal. Pa. Vulcans, the Golden Eagles came away from the MEC/PSAC Crossover tournament with a 1-1 record to open up the 2019 season. The Golden Eagles downed the Mercyhurst Lakers 72-57.

  Full Saturday Recap here

Opponent Outlook:
The Panthers are 0-2 after competing in the Midwest Region Crossover Contest hosted at Bellarmine University this past weekend. On Friday, ODU fell to the hosts, 82-71. Four players on the Panther's squad tallied double digit nights, including a 10-point performance off the Bench from Kennedy Schwalbach.  
 
On Saturday, the Panthers fell to No. 13/ No.8 Ashland 103-83. Both sides shot over 40 percent in the contest, but Ashland made seven more shots from behind the arc. ODU though, was 25-of-30 at the foul line to gain an 11-point edge at the charity stripe. The two teams also combined for 39 assists, with senior Emily Thomas leading the way for ODU with six. Spearheading a balanced offensive effort for the Black & Gold was junior Olivia Fox. Fox finished with 14 points on five-of-nine shooting. Senior Brittleigh Macaulay recorded her first collegiate double-double, registering 13 points and a team-high 11 rebounds. A third starter adding double digits in the scoring column was junior Angela Troyer, who pitched in 12 points, four rebounds and three assists.