Postgame Notes
Chattanooga 50, UNCG 58
Chattanooga, Tenn. | McKenzie Arena
Thursday, February 6, 2025
TEAM
- This marked the 67th meeting between Chattanooga and UNCG.
- The Mocs now lead the all-time series 51-16.
- UTC is 23-6 all-time when hosting the Spartans.
- UNCG has now won back-to-back games over the Mocs.
- This snaps a 10-game streak in which neither team has been able to string together back-to-back wins over the other.
- The last time either team had won back-to-back games over the other was when the Mocs won two straight over UNCG between the 2020 and 2021 seasons.
- Coach Schirmer went with the following starting five: Elisaldez, Olafsdottir, Murphy, Corbitt, Anya.
- The Mocs are now 7-6 this season when playing that starting lineup.
- Chattanooga currently holds the longest active streak in the entire NCAA when it comes to consecutive games with a made three-pointer.
- Dating back to December 1999, UTC has made a three-pointer in 797 straight games.
- The Mocs were held to just four points in the first quarter, the team's lowest scoring quarter of the entire 2024-25 season.
- UTC was also held to just 12 points in the first half, also a season-low for the Mocs in a half this season.
- The Mocs shot just 16.7 percent (3-for-18) from three, the second-lowest three-point percentage for the team in a game this season.
- Chattanooga out-rebounded UNCG 38-32.
- The Mocs finished with 19 turnovers compared to UNCG's 15.
- UTC out-scored UNCG in the paint, 28-18.
- UNC Greensboro led for the entire game.
INDIVIDUAL
Jade Moore, Sr., G
- Played in her 10th game with the Mocs.
- It marks her 85th career game played.
- Finished with three points, hitting her first basket since the Mercer game on Jan. 18.
- Also grabbed a steal for the Mocs, tying her season-high in the process.
Sigrun Olafsdottir, Sr., G/F
- Made her 138th career start (all with the Mocs).
- Played in her 141st career game (all with the Mocs).
- Holds the program record for most games played in program history (141 and counting).
- Also holds the program record for most career starts (138 and counting).
- Olafsdottir is also 11 appearances away from tying David Jean-Baptiste and AJ Caldwell for the most games played by a men's OR women's basketball player in UTC history (152).
- Olafsdottir is also closing in on entering the program's Top 10 for career steals.
- With her at 181, she now needs just one to tie Tammy Dowdell's 182 steals (1991-94) for tenth all-time in UTC history. The next highest Moc would be Alex Anderson (2004-08) with 185.
- Brought down eight rebounds, nearly tying her career-high of nine.
- Swiped a team-high two steals in the loss.
- This marks her 14th time leading the team in steals this season.
- Has logged multiple steals in 16 out of UTC's 21 games this year.
- Also recorded a block, finishing tied for the team-high in that stat as well.
- Has now led the team in blocks four times this season.
- It also ties her career-high for blocks and marks the 13th time that she's recorded a block in a game in her career.
- Played in all 40 minutes of the game, her 14th time doing so this season.
Caia Elisaldez, So., G
- Made her 19th start of the season, 22nd of her career.
- Appeared in her 20th game of the season, 53rd of her career.
- Ended the game with a team-high 20 points on the night.
- Went 8-for-15 (53.3 percent) from the floor.
- This is her third-straight game scoring 20+ for the Mocs.
- It's also the fourth time of her career scoring 20+ points in a game, all of which have come in SoCon play this season.
- Has led the team in scoring eight times this season, including each of the last four games.
- Has been a double-digit scorer 14 times this season. 18 times in her career.
- Also led the team in assists, recording four.
- Has led the Mocs in assist 15 times this season.
- Finished tied for the team-high in steals as well after grabbing two.
- Marks her fourth time leading the team in steals this season.
- Brought down an additional three rebounds.
- Played in all 40 minutes of the game, the third time she's done so in her career (all have come this season).
Frode Flos van der Schans, RSo., F/C
- Checked into her 19th game of the season. 29th of her career.
Ava Card, Fr., G/F
- Appeared in her 20th game of her rookie campaign.
- Finished with four points and two rebounds for the Mocs.
- All of her points came from the charity stripe after finishing a perfect 4-for-4.
- This also marked a new career-high for the freshman when it came to free throws made in a game.
Gianna Corbitt, Fr., F
- Made her 19th career start for the Mocs.
- Appeared in her 21st game of the season.
- Nearly logged a double-double after going for 11 points and nine rebounds.
- Her 11 points mark the 10th time of her career that she's finished with 10+ points in a game.
- Ended her night 4-for-6 (66.7 percent) from the floor and a perfect 3-for-3 from the free throw line.
- Her nine rebounds were a team-high, the 13th time she's led the team in rebounding this season.
- Also tied for the team-high in blocks after logging one.
- Has led the team in blocks 10 times this season.
- Grabbed one steal as well.
Brooke Anya, Gr., F/C
- Made her 16th start for the Mocs (74th start of her career).
- Appeared in her 126th career game (21st as a Moc).
- Ended with four points and three rebounds in the losing effort.
- Also tallied a steal for the Mocs.
Karsen Murphy, Sr., F/C
- Made her 63rd career start (all with the Mocs).
- Played in her 124th career game (112th as a Moc).
- Recorded five points and six rebounds.
- Her six rebounds are the most she's logged in a game since also having six against Penn back on Nov. 29, 2024.
- Has finished with 4+ rebounds in a total of 11 games this season.
- Finished with two assists and a steal as well.
- It's just the fifth time this season that she's logged multiple assists in a game.
