LAKE CHARLES—McNeese will "Turn Back The Clock" Wednesday night when the Cowgirls host Louisiana-Monroe at 7 p.m. at the Legacy Center in their final home game in 2022.  General admission tickets have been reduced to $5 for the game and there will also be free Raising Canes for McNeese students.
 
McNeese (2-6) returns to the court following a 13-day break since its 81-46 home win over North American University on Dec. 1.  Wednesday's game will be the last home game until its Jan. 5 Southland Conference game against Northwestern State.
 
Following Wednesday's game, the Cowgirls will travel to Ole Miss on Saturday and Texas Tech next Monday before breaking for the Christmas Holiday.  The Cowgirls will open conference play at Lamar on Dec. 31.
 
Paris Mullins and Kaili Chamberlin continue to pace the Cowgirls in scoring with Mullins leading the way with 14.0 ppg. and Chamberlin averaging 10.9 pp.  Divine Tanks continues to lead the team with 6.8 rpg.
 
ULM (3-5) is coached by former Cowgirl head coach Brooks Donald Williams and former Cowgirl point guard Jayln Johnson is a member of the Warhawk staff as an assistant coach.  ULM is coming off a 79-52 road loss at Northwestern State last Saturday and is led in scoring and rebounding by Emma Merriweather who enters the game averaging 9.9 ppg. and 8.3 rpg.
 
ULM leads the all-time series 40-33 but McNeese has won five of the last six meetings including the last two times the teams have met.
 
Last season, the Cowgirls picked up an 81-54 win in Monroe on Dec. 18.