K-State Begins Road Trip at Green Bay

GAME #7
K-State (4-2, 0-0 Big 12) at Green Bay (4-1, 0-0 Horizon)
Saturday, November 22, 2025 | 1 p.m. | Kress Center (4,018) | Green Bay, Wis.

TELEVISION
ESPN+
Play-by-Play: Ted Stefaniak
Analyst: Katie Coleman

RADIO
K-State Sports Network
Play-by-Play: Brian Smoller
Analyst: Randy Peterson

LIVE STATS
www.kstatesports.com

SERIES HISTORY vs. Green Bay
5-2

• K-State leads the series with Green Bay, 5-2.
• Head coach Jeff Mittie is 2-1 in his career against Green Bay.
• The Wildcats are 11-2 against current members of the Horizon League.

MANHATTAN, Kansas - K-State will play its next five games away from the Little Apple, beginning with Saturday's 1 p.m., contest at Green Bay.

• This will be K-State's first game in the state of Wisconsin since playing Wisconsin in the Brew City Battle in Milwaukee on Nov. 11, 2022.
• Tuesday's game can be streamed live on ESPN+, as Ted Stefaniak (play-by-play) and Katie Coleman (analyst) will have the call.

Starting 5
Five names, numbers or storylines about K-State women's basketball
1. Everyone has a Shot
• K-State and Troy combined to attempt 155 shots on Nov. 18. The 155 combined attempts were the most in an NCAA Division I game this season. The teams attempted 3.9 shots/minute. The last time K-State played a game with a combined 155 or more shots attempted was March 23, 2025, at Kentucky (156 shots) in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament.
2. Cat Baskets
• The Wildcats have made 30 or more field goals in 3 of its first 6 games this season. A season ago, K-State made 30 or more field goals in 5 of its first 6 games.
3. Heal Reaches Milestone
• Senior guard Tess Heal surpassed the 1,500-point mark in her collegiate career with her 15 points against Texas A&M on Nov. 16. She is the second player to transfer to K-State and surpass the 1,500-point mark in the college career (Gabby Gregory).
4. Speiser Seeing Double
• Freshman Jordan Speiser collected her first two career double-doubles during the four-game homestand. Speiser is tied for the Big 12 lead in double-doubles and leads all Big 12 freshmen in double-doubles.
5. Freshmen Trio Reach Double Figures
• The freshman trio of Brandie Harrod, Gina Garcia and Jordan Speiser each scored 12 points against Texas A&M on Nov. 16. This was the first time three K-State freshmen scored 12 or more points in the same game since Feb. 5, 2022, against Texas Tech (Serena Sundell, Brylee Glenn and Jaelyn Glenn).

Number to Know
105

• K-State and Troy combined for 105 total rebounds in the game on Nov. 18.
• The 105 rebounds are the most in an NCAA Division I game this season when both teams have 50 or more rebounds in the game.
• Four Wildcats achieved their season-high for rebounds against Troy.
• Since 2009-10, K-State has played three games in which both teams grabbed 50 or more rebounds in the game.
• The 105 combined rebounds were the most in a K-State game since Feb. 16, 2020, when K-State and Oklahoma combined for 106.

At a Glance: Green Bay
• Green Bay (4-1) enters Saturday's matchup following a 76-72 loss at Wisconsin on Nov. 16. The defeat ended a four-game winning streak for Green Bay.
• The Phoenix were voted as the favorites in the 2025-26 Under Armour Horizon League Preseason Poll.
• Green Bay is guided on the sideline by second-year head coach Kayla Karius. The 2011 graduate of Green Bay owns a career record of 70-36 (.660) including a 33-7 (.825) record at her alma mater. She led Green Bay to the Horizon League crown and an appearance in the 2025 NCAA Tournament.
• The Phoenix are led on the floor by redshirt sophomore forward/center Meghan Schulz and redshirt senior forward Carly Duffney. Schulz is averaging 17.2 points on a .660 field goal percentage and has pulled in 4.6 rebounds per game. Against Wisconsin, Schulz notched 22 points on 8-of-10 shooting.
• Duffney is averaging 11.2 points on a .500 field goal percentage and 3.4 rebounds.

Last Time Out
at K-State 81, Troy 59 (Nov. 18, 2025; Manhattan, Kan.)
• K-State shot 50.0 percent from the field in the second half to outscore Troy, 46-31.
• The Wildcats and Trojans combined to attempt 155 shots, the most in an NCAA Division I game this season.
• Freshman guard Jordan Speiser led the Wildcats with her second career double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
• Senior guard Tess Heal added 11 points and nine rebounds while freshman guard Brandie Harrod tallied 12 points and four rebounds.

Wildcats on the Road
• K-State has a 300-329 (.477) record in road games during the program's 58-year history.
• In his career in road games, head coach Jeff Mittie is 176-209 (.457) including a 51-72 (.415) mark during his time at K-State.
• In the 2024-25 season, K-State was 7-4 in road games including two wins against an Associated Press Top-25 foes (22, Utah, 1/8/25; 13, Kentucky, 3/23/25).
• The seven road wins last season were the most since the 2019-20 season (7-5).

Halftime Lead = K-State 'W'
• Since the 2001-02 season, K-State is 406-54 (.883) when leading at the break, including a 3-0 record this season and a 26-2 mark in the 2024-25 season.
• K-State is 179-21 (.895) when leading at the break under head coach Jeff Mittie.
• Since the start of the 2007-08 season, K-State is 312-19 (.943) when leading with five minutes to play including a 196-8 (.961) record under Mittie.

Three is not a Crowd, It's a Benefit
• Since 2011-12, when three or more players reach double figures in scoring in the same game, K-State is 203-89 (.695) including a 25-3 record in the 2024-25 season and a 3-2 mark in 2025-26.
• The Wildcats had a season-high five players reach double figures against Omaha on Nov. 3.
• K-State saw the freshmen trio of Brandie Harrod, Gina Garcia and Jordan Speiser each tally 12 points against Texas A&M on Nov. 16. This was the first time three K-State freshmen scored 12 or more points in the same game since Feb. 5, 2022, against Texas Tech (Serena Sundell, Brylee Glenn and Jaelyn Glenn).

K-State Attacking the Paint
• K-State has continued to attack the lane in the 2025-26 season.
• The Wildcats opened the season with 48 points in the paint against Omaha, which were 80.0 percent of its points from inside the arc. K-State shot 73.2 percent (30-of-41) on two-point field goal attempts. The 48 points in the paint were the most since scoring 54 against New Mexico State on Dec. 18, 2024.
• This season, K-State has registered 212 points in the paint which is 46.2 percent of its overall point total. The Wildcats have scored 30 or more points in the paint thrice and have held the edge in the lane four times.
• In the 2024-25 season, the Wildcats registered 30 or more points in the lane in 28 games including a season-high 56 points in the paint against Milwaukee on Nov. 20 and DePaul on Nov. 27. The 56 points were the most since scoring 58 against McNeese State on Dec. 6, 2023.
• K-State averaged 37.6 points per game (1,352 points) in the paint with 47.6 percent of its point total from inside the lane and outscored its foes in the lane in 26 games. The 1,352 points in the paint were the most scored in the lane under head coach Jeff Mittie. This was the fourth consecutive season K-State scored 1,000 or more points in the paint. K-State has scored 1,000 or more points in the paint in five of Mittie's 11 seasons.

Bench Boost
• K-State has received an offensive boost from its second unit.
• The Wildcats opened the season with 47 points from its bench against Omaha. The 47 points from the bench were the most since K-State scored 47 against McNeese State on Dec. 6, 2023.
• K-State is averaging 32.5 points per game from its bench, which ranks third in the Big 12. The Wildcats have had the edge in bench points in five games this season.
• K-State has scored 20 or more bench points in six games.
• In the 2024-25 season, the Wildcats averaged 22.6 points per game (813 points) from the bench and ranked second in the Big 12 and 50th in the nation for bench points per game. K-State had the upperhand in bench points in 24 games last season (20-4).
• K-State's 813 bench points were the second time in the Jeff Mittie era in which the bench recorded 700 or more points in a season and the top mark under Mittie for a season.

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Players Mentioned

Gina Garcia

Brylee Glenn

Jaelyn Glenn

Brandie Harrod

Jordan Speiser

Serena Sundell

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