MOBILE, Ala. – The ULM women's basketball team (7-7, 2-3 Sun Belt) remain on the road this week as they face South Alabama (8-7, 1-4 Sun Belt) for the second time. Tip-off at the Mitchell Center is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. CT on Saturday (Jan. 10). The Warhawks are coming off of their first road win of the season in a 61-51 score at the Ragin' Cajuns.

SERIES HISTORY –
 
ULM and South Alabama are set to meet for the 38th time in their histories with the Jaguars holding a 23-14 advantage. The teams split a pair of regular season meetings last season with the home team winning each time. The Warhawks took the first matchup this season inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum 61-44 behind a 21-5 scoring margin in the first quarter. ULM are 5-12 all-time in Mobile but their last win came two seasons ago by a score of 68-60.
 
FOLLOW THE WARHAWKS –
 
Saturday's game will be available on KMLB 105.7 FM with Josh McGehee on the call. Streaming will be available for the game on ESPN+. Links to live stats for all games, when available, can be found at ULMWarhawks.com. Navigate to the women's basketball schedule page and select that day's opponent.
 
SCOUTING THE JAGUARS–
 
South Alabama enter Saturday's matchup with an overall record of 8-7 but are coming off of a tough 107-67 loss at home vs. Arkansas State. The Jaguars are led by graduate student Cordasia Harris who leads the team in points per game (13.7), rebounds per game (9.4) and blocks (28). As a team, South Alabama have excelled from beyond the arc as they are second in the Sun Belt shooting 35.6 percent from three-point range. They have also been active on the offensive glass as they sit inside the top-35 teams in DI averaging 15.3 offensive rebounds per game.
 
LEADING THE WAY –
 
ULM feature a balanced scoring attack as five different players average at least seven points per game. J'Mani Ingram leads the team averaging 12.5 points per game, followed by Marcavia Shavers (8.9), Asjah Inniss (7.9), Nakiyah Mays-Prince (7.5) and Keshunti Nichols (7.1). Marcavia Shavers averages nine rebounds per game to lead the team while Nakiyah Mays-Prince has posted a team-best average of 3.8 assists per game. Asjah Inniss leads the team in steals with 28 while Keshunti Nichols has recorded a team high seven blocks. Jazmine Jackson remains the team's top option from three-point range as she has connected on 21 of her 52 attempts from beyond the arc this season.

INGRAM IGNITES FOR 30 –
 
Graduate student J'Mani Ingram established a new career high last Saturday vs. Arkansas State as she scored 30 points on a personal-best 12-for-18 shooting from the field. Ingram is the first Warhawk to score 30 this season, the last occurring in 2025 by Jakayla Johnson. Ingram's point total against the Red Wolves is the most by a Warhawk player in a game this season and extended her streak of double-digit scoring to six games.
 
SHAVERS SHINES TO START NEW YEAR –
 
Graduate student Marcavia Shavers became the first Warhawk player this season to record a double-double when she did so on New Years Day vs. South Alabama. Shavers scored a career-high 17 points behind a career-best eight baskets while also pulling down 17 rebounds. Shavers followed that performance with her third career double-double and her eighth career game of double-digit rebounds as she scored 12 points while recording a career-high 21 rebounds vs. Arkansas State. The 21 rebounds are the most tallied by a Sun Belt player this season. Shavers extended her double-double streak to three games Thursday with 12 points and 16 boards vs. the Cajuns.
 
OUTSTANDING ON THE OFFENSIVE GLASS –
 
The Warhawks completed their game at Indiana with a 19-1 advantage in offensive rebounds. It was ULM's second-best output on the offensive glass of the season-behind their 23 offensive rebounds at Sam Houston. The last time the Warhawks held an opponent to one offensive rebound was against UT Arlington in 2021. ULM are fifth in the Sun Belt and are ranked 41st in the nation in offensive rebounding, averaging 14.8 offensive rebounds per game.
 
FREQUENTLY FORCING TURNOVERS –
 
ULM have been proficient this season when it comes to causing their opponents to make mistakes. The Warhawks are ranked inside the top-60 in all of Division I with 20.2 turnovers forced per game. ULM have seen three different players establish career highs for steals in a game this year. Graduate student Keshunti Nichols recorded four steals vs. Louisiana Tech, junior Kamille Brown posted five steals vs. Grambling State and graduate student Asia Barclay notched five steals at Alabama. As a team, the Warhawks are inside the top-75 teams in Division I averaging 10.2 steals per game. 
 
JACKSON FROM THREE –
 
Redshirt junior Jazmine Jackson has established herself as the top threat from beyond the arc for the Warhawks. Jackson recorded her third game of the season with five three-pointers at Texas State as she finished the game with a team-leading 17 points. The Jacksonville, Fla. native also accomplished the feat in the win against Lamar when she scored a career-high 25 points including hitting five-of-six attempts from beyond the arc. Jackson became the first ULM player this season to break the 20-point mark.
 
MEMORABLE MILESTONES –
 
Graduate student Asjah Inniss achieved a pair of impressive career benchmarks vs. Grambling State. On a three-point shot late in the second quarter, Inniss would record her 500th career point in what was her 100th career game. Inniss became the fourth player on the Warhawks to reach 500 career points. Katelyn Chomko also reached a career milestone in style as her final three-pointer vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff brought her to an even 100 points for her career. After her 15-point performance at the Ragin' Cajuns, J'Mani Ingram is now 90 points away from reaching 1,000 for her career.
 
UP NEXT –
 
The Warhawks will return to Monroe to host Troy inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum (Jan. 14). Tipoff against the Trojans is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. CT on Wednesday.