PITTSBURGH – After a dominant victory over La Salle, the Duquesne women's basketball team looks to keep momentum going on Wednesday night, when the Dukes (11-5, 1-2) hit the road to face the Dayton Flyers (10-7, 3-0). The opening tip at UD Arena is slated for a 7:00 p.m. start.

HOW TO FOLLOW: The matchup between the Dukes and Flyers will be broadcasted on ESPN+. Live Stats are available on daytonflyers.com. Follow @DuqWBB on Twitter and Instagram for updates in game.  

THE SERIES: The Flyers hold a one-game lead in the all-time series, with Dayton holding a 22-21 lead over the Dukes. Duquesne ended a four-game streak by the Flyers last season, posting a convincing 85-57 win at the Palumbo Center a season ago. Both teams have played better at their home courts, with Dayton leading the series 12-8 at home. The Dukes are 21-14 against the Flyers in Atlantic 10 regular season contests.  

LAST TIME OUT: Amanda Kalin posted the fourth triple-double in Duquesne women's basketball history, as the Dukes (11-5, 1-2 A-10) used a program-record third quarter scoring surge to down the La Salle Explorers (6-10, 0-2 A-10) in dominant fashion, 82-56, on Saturday afternoon at La Roche University. The win was the first for Duquesne in 2020 and conference play, snapping a three-game losing skid. Kalin's triple-double consisted of 15 points (6-9 FG), 12 rebounds and 10 assists, while also posting three blocks and a steal against the Explorers. The Gibsonia native's 12 rebounds and 10 assists were both career-highs. 

STAT CHECK:

• After going 3-of-3 from long distance against the Explorers, Libby Bazelak now leads all of NCAA Division I women's basketball in 3-point field goal percentage. She has shot an even 50 percent from 3-point land, standing as the only qualified shooter to make at least half of her attempts this season.    
• Kalin became just the fourth Duke to record a triple-double, joining good company in April Robinson (17 pts. 10 reb. 11 ast. - 1/3/16 vs. Dayton), Orsi Szecsi (16 pts. 12 reb. 10 ast - 11/24/13 at Morehead State) and Korie Hlede (29 pts. 11 reb. 11 ast – 12/8/94 vs. Cleveland State). She became the 16th player to record a triple-double in the country this season and the first by an Atlantic 10 team. 
• Duquesne leads the Atlantic 10 in assist to turnover ratio (1.08), assists (259), assists per game (16.2), scoring offense (73.2 ppg) and 3-point field goal percentage (34.9).
• Libby Bazelak ranks first in the A-10 in 3-point field goal percentage (50 percent), third in both 3-point field goals made (36), 3-point field goals per game (2.25), and fourth in assist to turnover ratio (1.83), assists (66) and minutes played.
• Laia Sole is second in the A-10 in the field goal percentage (50 percent).
• Duquesne is undefeated in games where its opponent turnover the ball more often (9-0).
• The Dukes have registered 72-plus points in 14 of 16 games this season.

SCOUTING DAYTON: The Flyers have posted three wins to begin the conference slate and have won five consecutive overall. Erin Whalen (14.2 ppg) and Jayla Scaife (11.4 ppg) each average double-figures in points to lead the squad. Off the glass Kyla Whitehead is the leading rebounder (5.4 rpg), but Scaife (4.9 rpg), Whalen (4.6 rpg), and Araion Bradshaw (4.5 rpg) all average 4.5-plus rebounds per contest. The Flyers non-conference schedule was challenging, with three of its first seven opponents being nationally ranked. The Flyers' offense has clicked as of late, averaging 78.8 points and a margin of victory of 22.2 points during its five-game winning streak.