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After just under a month away from action the Northwest College women’s basketball team will return to the court today (Tuesday) at home.
The Trappers are set to take on the Wyoming …
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After just under a month away from action the Northwest College women’s basketball team will return to the court today (Tuesday) at home.
The Trappers are set to take on the Wyoming All-Stars at 5:30 p.m. at Cabre Gym, serving as a quick tuneup before heading out on the road on Thursday.
Northwest heads into the matchup on a three game winning streak, having won seven of its last 10.
The Trappers currently hold a 5-1 record at home and have won four consecutive games in Cabre Gym.
That will be the only game at the college, as the men will not return to the court until Thursday when both teams head to Miles City for games against Miles Community College at 5 and 7 p.m.
The Northwest women hold an 11-5 record heading into these final two non-conference games of the season.
Region IX action will kick off at home next Thursday, Jan. 16, when the Trappers host Casper College. Northwest hosts Western Wyoming on Saturday, Jan. 18.
