LEXINGTON, Ky—The UIC women's basketball team (18-17) will conclude its time in the WBI Sunday afternoon when they take on Northern Illinois (16-16) at 12 p.m. ET.

Fans can watch the stream of the game for $10 at www.watchwbi.com. Fans can follow live stats for free at http://wbi.statbroadcast.com. Those intending to come watch in person at the Clive M Beck center would have to pay $20 dollars at the door. Children 12 and under are admitted for free with a paying adult.

MATCH UP BREAKDOWN

• This will be the 45^th time the Flames and the Huskies are set to compete against one another, and the first time in more than nine years since their last game.
• The Huskies currently lead the overalls series, 25-19. However, the Flames hold a five-game win streak over the Huskies dating between 2010-14.
• The Huskies are coming off conference play tied for fifth with an 8-10 record against the Mid-American Conference.
• They were eliminated in the first round of the Mid-American Conference in a match-up against the WNIT qualifying Kent State (21-11) on Mar. 8, 75-68.
• Northern Illinois was the top rebounding team in their conference, averaging 38.3 team rebounds per game.
• They also had the fourth best scoring offense in the Mid-American Conference, averaging 71.2 PPG.
• Senior A'Jah Davis was the seventh best scorer in the conference, averaging 16.2 PPG.

FALLING TO FIU

• In the second day in the WBI, UIC fell to FIU (13-19), 68-65 Saturday afternoon.
• Junior Kristian Young scored a season-high 21 points, grabbed seven rebounds and four assists.
• Also with a season-high was senior Tiana Jackson, who scored 14 points in over 23 minutes of play.
• Junior Danyel Middleton also netted 14 points in the game.

A BATTLE AGAINST THE AGGIES

• UIC opened the WBI taking on New Mexico State (17-16) Friday afternoon, coming up short, 51-41.
• The Flames were led offensively by junior Jaida McCloud, who scored a team-high 10 points and grabbed six rebounds.
• Junior Kristian Young scored nine and sophomore Ky Dempsey-Toney netted six points in the match-up.

ON MCCLOUD NINE

• Jaida McCloud is only 15 points away from cracking the top 20 in UIC's all-time scoring.
• The junior currently sits 21^st on the list with 1,046 points in her third season with the Flames.
• She is currently on pace to surpass Jacquese Gilbert (1988-91) and Toni Stachon (1975-78) tied for 19^th place at 1,071.
• McCloud has led the team in scoring in 14 games this season for the Flames and currently is the second leading scorer this season at 12.1 PPG.