The Chattanooga women's basketball team plays host to Lee University tonight at the McKenzie Arena in a preseason exhibition matchup. 

GAMEDAY INFORMATION
Date: Tuesday, October 29
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Site: Chattanooga, Tenn. | McKenzie Arena
Live Stats: https://bit.ly/2BQV4qq
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Tickets: https://bit.ly/36gJliY
Promotion: None - Check out Halloween Hoops event on October 30 at the Roundhouse!

ABOUT CHATTANOOGA
The Mocs return all-conference selection Lakelyn Bouldin and the 2019 Southern Conference Freshman of the Year Eboni Williams this season for another exciting year of women's basketball. Also coming back for another year is redshirt senior NaKeia Burks, juniors Bria Dial and Liz Wood as well as sophomores Morgan Hill, Abbey Cornelius and Pare Pene.
 
In the early period last year, head coach Katie Burrows added point guard Dena Jarrells from West Virginia to the lineup. Transfer Kallie Searcy cleared waivers recently and will be available to play immediately.
 
UTC finished third last season and selected to finish sixth in the Southern Conference preseason poll this year. The Mocs were one of four teams to have two players named to the preseason all-conference squad.
 
Chattanooga returns 53.8 percent of its offense from last year including the top two scorers. Bouldin and Williams accounted for 674 of UTC's 1,923 points. Williams was second on the team in rebounding last season as well as steals. Bouldin was the Mocs' top 3-point and free throw shooter last season and became the 29^th member of UTC's 1,000-Point Club.
 
Burrows begins her second season at the helm and has kept the coaching staff intact for another year. A familiar face on the bench will be student assistant Molly Melton Clounch. She graduated in May following four years as UTC's point guard.

ABOUT LEE 
Lee was picked to repeat as the Gulf South Conference champions. The Lady Flames were 25-7 in 2018-19 and 16-4 in league play. They fell to Tampa in the opening round of the NCAA DII Tournament. They return senior guard Abby Bertram and sophomore point guard Haley Schubert.
 
 
OCTOBER 30 – HALLOWEEN HOOPS EVENT
Fans, come out to meet your favorite Mocs basketball players before the season gets into full swing!!
 
On Wednesday, Oct. 30 the Mocs will host a Halloween Hoops Event from 6:30-8 p.m., in the Roundhouse. The event is FREE and open to the public.
 
It affords young and old a chance to meet, greet and be treated by the student-athletes and coaches of both programs along with Chattanooga's spirit groups. Inflatables, autograph stations, photo ops and shooting with the players are all part of the evening.
 
There's music, craft tables and poster giveaways. It's also a safe area for kids trick-or-treating with a Halloween Costume Contest judged by the spirit teams. A fun environment for kids, parents and grandparents…uncles, aunts, couples, singles…simply put, everyone.
 
The Halloween Hoops Event is the perfect opportunity to meet this year's edition of your Chattanooga Mocs men's and women's basketball squads.


TICKETS ON SALE
Season and single-game tickets are on sale now. Purchase on GoMocs.com (at the link above) or by calling (423) 266-MOCS (6627) or 425-5740. Fans can also stop by the Gate 1 ticket office at McKenzie Arena.
 
On the men's side, full season tickets range from $105-190 for lower-level reserved seating. While your best per-game pricing is with season tickets, single game is now available as well with pricing is from $12 ($10 if bought in advance) to $22 ($20 advance) on gamedays for sections at the 100 and 200 levels.
 
The women's package is equally attractive. Season-long seats run from $100-125 for general admission to padded reserved. Single-game seats are $16 for padded reserved and $10 for GA except for the Purdue contest. The lower bowl is ticketed for that contest with pricing from $10-20 in the 100 and 200 levels, while 300 has $5-8 price points.
 
There are several group discounts with savings of up to 60-plus percent on 100 and 200-level seats. That starts with a minimum of 10 tickets. Contact A.J. Lewis and Mark Curtis at (423) 425-5740 or 425-5872.