GAME INFORMATION
Date/Time: Jan. 13, 2018 – 7 p.m.
Opponent: Gonzaga
Site: Spokane, Wash. (McCarthey Athletic Center)
Radio Broadcast: Livestream.com
Talent: George Devine
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TOMORROW'S GAME
The University of San Francisco women's basketball team landed in Spokane, Wash. Friday night, set to take on Gonzaga over the weekend. The contest follows the Dons (8-8, 3-2) convincing 78-60 win over LMU (11-5, 3-2) Thursday night in War Memorial at the Sobrato Center. The Lions entered the contest in a three-way tie for second place in the West Coast Conference. Now that Coach Goodenbour's squad defeated the former number-two team in the conference, they turn their attention towards the top-ranked team, the undefeated Bulldogs (12-4, 5-0). 

Anna Seilund led in the last two games and is now just five points away from the 1,000-point club. The senior guard is also four three-point field goals away from tying third in USF record books in three-point field goals made (165). 

Another notable accomplishment is on the horizon for the Dons and that is that head coach Molly Goodenbour is three games away from coaching her 50th game on the Hilltop. She sits at a 26-21 overall coaching record, meaning no matter how the next three contests play out, she will officially become the most winningest coach in USF women's basketball history through 50 games. 

THE SERIES
The Dons trail in the all-time series 26-39 and are 10-21 in Spokane, and 2-13 inside the McCarthey Athletic Center against the Dons. USF is 2-3 in the last five meet ups. They most recently saw the Bulldogs in the 2017 WCC Championships where they were taken down, 46-77.

UP NEXT
The contest in Washington kicks off a four-game road trip for the Dons. Santa Clara (Jan. 18), Pepperdine (Jan. 20) and Pacific (Jan. 25) follow as the Dons travel around California for more WCC action. The next home game will be against Gonzaga on Jan. 27. Tickets are available here. 

For updates on USF women's basketball, follow the Dons on Twitter: @usfdonswbb.