• Wagner saw its six-game winning streak halted by Fairleigh Dickinson at the Rothman Center on Saturday afternoon. 
• Over the last six games, Wagner was averaging 60.0 points per game while outscoring the opponents by 10.5 points per contest (50.5 ppg). 
• The Seahawks were hitting on 42.1 percent from two-point range and connecting on 34.1 percent from the outside. 
• Wagner's opponents, on-the-other-hand, were held to just a 33.8 percent clip from the field and 23.4 percent from beyond-the-arc (25 of 107). 
• The Green & White averaged 14.5 assists per game during this span to just 10.3 from the opposition.
• Wagner was a +2.5 in turnover margin, forcing 21.3 mishaps. 
• Reigning NEC & Metropolitan Basketball Writers' Association (MBWA) Player of the Week, Emilija Krista Grava was one of two Seahawks to average in double figures, as Krista Grava poured in team-highs of 13.8 ppg and 6.0 rpg over the six-game winning streak. The junior forward shot 51.3 percent from the field (39 of 76) in 32.7 minutes per game. 
• Senior Khaleah Edwards has chipped in 12.2 ppg in 31.5 minutes a contest. Edwards had converted on 41.1 percent from the floor while leading the team with 11 made three-pointers and hitting on 41.1 percent from long range. Additionally, Edwards was a perfect 16 of 16 from the free-throw line over the last six games. 

• The Seahawks are 4-1 over the last five games. 
• Wagner is averaging 60.4 points per game and is outscoring the opposition by nearly 7.0 points per game during this span (60.4-53.6).
• The Seahawks are hitting on 41.8 percent from the field and 31.3 percent from three-point range while their opponents are hitting just 36.1 percent from the field and under 25.0 percent from deep (24.7%). 
• Wagner is a +2.6 in turnover margin over the last five games. 
• Krista Grava and Edwards are netting 14.2 and 13.2 ppg, respectively, over the last five games. Combined, the duo is 53 of 113 from the field (46.9% FG) and 21 of 28 from the free-throw line (75.0% FT). 

• This season, Wagner is 5-3 away from the Spiro Sports Center, averaging 56.8 points per game, 31.6 rpg and shooting 40.0 percent from the field while under converting 25.5 percent from three-point range. 
• Krista Grava along with Kem Nwabudu are averaging double figures, with Krista Grava netting 13.4 points per game on the road and Nwabudu averaging 10.9 ppg and pulling down a team-leading 5.6 boards in the eight games away from the Spiro Sports Center. 

• In the two-game sweep of St. Francis Brooklyn, Wagner outscored the Terriers, 124-109. 
• The Seahawks shot a combined 47.5 percent from the field while hitting on 44.4 percent from the outside. 
• St. Francis Brooklyn was held to just 36.1 percent shooting from two-point range while only converting at a 25.8 percent clip from the outside. 
• The Seahawks were a +3.5 on the boards but were a -3.0 in turnover margin. 
• The Green & White dished out 16.5 assists over the two-game stretch, with Zhaneia Thybulle leading the way with 15 helpers (7.5 apg). 
• Emilija Krista Grava and Khaleah Edwards accounted for 59 of Wagner's 124 points scored in the two-game series. 
• Freshman guard Marisa Sanchez-Henry scored a career-high 12 points in 13 minutes of action in the series finale (2/5), highlighted by a deep three-pointer that beat the first-half horn, which earned her the No. 2 play on the NEC's Top Nine. 

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• The Knights enter play at 11-7 overall and 7-6 in the conference. FDU is looking for its fourth straight win over the Seahawks, after edging out Wagner, 50-48, on Saturday afternoon at the Rothman Center. 
• Lindsey Mack led the Knights with a team-high 13 points while Madison Stanley chipped in 12 points, which included the eventual game-winner with 1.1 seconds. 
• As of Saturday, FDU ranks second in the circuit in scoring defense at 59.2 ppg, only trailing Wagner, who is the conference leader at 57.9 ppg. 
• Stanley ranks fifth in the conference in scoring, just ahead of Wagner's Emilija Krista Grava. She also is tenth in rebounding, pulling down 5.9 boards per game.