The Coyotes wrap up the regular season with two Kansas Conference games this week, the first on Senior Night at home and the second on the road.
 
WEDNESDAY'S GAME
Opponent: Bethany Swedes
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: Mabee Arena
 
SATURDAY'S GAME
Opponent: Ottawa
Time: 1 p.m.
Location: Wilson Field House, Ottawa


LIVE COVERAGE 
The video stream of the game will be available online on the Urban Edge Network. The streams will also be available on KCAC Network.
Wednesday vs Bethany https://urbanedgenetwork.net/watch/2919
Saturday at Ottawa https://urbanedgenetwork.net/watch/4438

DIGITAL GAME DAY PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY

Live Stats will be available at https://kwucoyotes.com/sidearmstats/wbball/summary
 
Radio coverage will be on KINA-FM with Tyler Henry and Brooks Garretson on the call. Pregame begins at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. The online stream is available at https://radio.securenetsystems.net/ce/kina2.


RECORDS 

• Kansas Wesleyan 12-14, 9-11 KCAC
• Bethany 16-9, 14-6 KCAC
• Ottawa 15-11, 10-10 KCAC (at Saint Mary Wednesday)

 
 THE SERIES

• Bethany defeated KWU 60-55 in Lindsborg on Jan. 21 and has won the last two games. The Coyotes won the three before that but are 4-6 in the last 10 against their rivals. Wesleyan leads the series 28-16 since 2005.
• KWU clobbered Ottawa 93-75 in November in Mabee Arena and has won the last four. The Coyotes have won 32 of the 46 games played since 2006.

 
KANSAS WESLEYAN AT A GLANCE

• The Coyotes must win twice this week and will need some help in their pursuit of a berth in the eight-team KCAC postseason tournament. KWU and Avila are tied for ninth in the standings one game behind Ottawa and Tabor. The Coyotes own the tiebreaker over Avila, if necessary.
• Wesleyan stayed in the postseason hunt with a 55-42 victory over Southwestern on Saturday in Winfield. Izzy McCool had a gargantuan game finishing with a career-high 24 points and nine rebounds. She was 6 of 10 from the field and 10 of 12 at the free throw line.
• McCool had 19 points and six rebounds and Odessa Ozuna 14 points and nine assists in the first game against Ottawa. KWU outscored the Braves 51-36 in the second half. Ozuna and Anna Jueneman each scored 11 against Bethany in the game in Lindsborg but the Coyotes shot 35 percent and had 15 turnovers.

 
BETHANY AT A GLANCE

• The Swedes have suffered lopsided losses to Tabor 71-54 and No. 15 Evangel 94-68 in their last two outings. The setbacks ended an eight-game winning streak that included a nine-point victory over Friends last month in Wichita.
• Colbi Rignell and Becca Unruh scored 14 apiece in the first game against KWU. Bethany trailed 34-29 at halftime but outscored the Coyotes 19-9 in the third quarter.
• Rignell averages 14.0 points and Unruh 10.5, tops on the team. Bethany scores 70 and allows 70 per game. The Swedes shoot 42 percent overall, 31 percent from the 3-point line.

OTTAWA AT A GLANCE

• After winning five of six the Braves are on a two-game skid entering their game against Saint Mary on Wednesday in Leavenworth. They lost at home to Oklahoma Wesleyan 75-71 last Wednesday and on the road to Bethel 72-55, Saturday. OU is 9-4 in Wilson Field House this season.
• Kaelynn Duncan scored 20 off the bench and McKinely Kruger 16 in the first game against KWU. The Coyotes shot 53 percent from the field and Ottawa 38 percent.
• Dominique Schutte (12.5) and Kruger (12.0) are the leading scorers. Kruger also averages a team-best 5.3 rebounds. Ottawa scores 76 points and allows 69 per game.