No. 2 UConn women's game day: Wednesday vs. Colgate

Game day

Colgate vs. No. 2 UConn women

WHEN: Tonight, 7

WHERE: XL Center, Hartford (16,294)

RECORDS: Colgate 2-3, UConn 5-0

ON THE AIR: SNY (Andrew Catalon and Meghan Culmo); WTIC-AM 1080 (Bob Joyce and Debbie Fiske)

UP NEXT: Monday vs. No. 11 Maryland in Jimmy V Classic at XL Center, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)

COLGATE

Missy Repoli G 5-9 Soph.: Leads team in scoring (9.8) on 39.6 percent FG shooting

Carole Harris F 5-11 Soph.: 5.0p on 4-of-13 FG last two games

Mariah Jones G 5-4 Soph.: 7.5p in 24.0 minutes last two games

Lauryn Kobiela G 5-9 Jr.: 3.3p on 3-of-11 FG last three games

Lulu Brase C 6-2 Sr.: Scoreless twice in last three games

Jhazmine Lynch G 5-4 Sr.: 5.0p on 6-of-21 FG last three games

Josie Stockill F 6-1 Fr.: Leads team in rebounds (5.6), second in scoring (9.0).

UCONN

Bria Hartley, G, 5-7 Jr.: 7.0p (8-of-11 FG), 3.0a in three games since returning (ankle)

Kelly Faris, G, 5-11 Sr.: Shooting 72.7 percent from the field, 54.5 percent from 3-point range

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, F, 6-0 Soph.: Will miss the first game of her career (concussion)

Stefanie Dolson, C, 6-5 Jr.: 7.0p on 6-of-15 FG last two games

Caroline Doty, G, 5-10 Sr.: 3.8p on 6-of-12 FG last four games

Breanna Stewart, G, 6-4 Fr.: 19.0p, 6.7r, 2.3b last three games

Morgan Tuck, F, 6-2 Fr.: 10.7p on 12-of-20 FG last three games

Moriah Jefferson, G, 5-7 Fr.: 7.5p, 2.5a last two games

Brianna Banks, G, 5-9 Soph.: 8.0p in 17.3 minutes last three games

Kiah Stokes, C, 6-3 Soph.: 5.5r, 2.3b last four games

STORY LINES

NO GO: Mosqueda-Lewis did not practice Monday or Tuesday after suffering a concussion against Purdue Saturday. UConn coach Geno Auriemma is hopeful that she will be able to play against No. 11 Maryland Dec. 3.

HIGH SCORER: Stewart has scored a team-high 89 points this season. She is on pace to become the highest scoring freshman in team history after 10 games. Maya Moore scored 165 points in 10 games in 2007-08.

PERFECT: The Huskies have won 45 straight games in the month of November dating back to a 71-65 loss to North Carolina Nov. 21, 2004.

-- RICH ELLIOTT

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