Sunday, February 2
Omaha, Neb.
1:00 PM
Creighton University
vs
Providence
Photo by: Caleb Christensen
Women's Basketball Hosts Providence in BIG EAST's Third Annual Female Foward Game
1/30/2025 9:21:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Omaha, Neb. -- Given the privilege to host the BIG EAST's Third Annual Female Forward Broadcast, Creighton hosts Providence on Sunday, February 2 at 1:00 p.m. on FS1.
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Series with Providence: Creighton leads 19-4
Home: 8-3 Away: 9-1 Neutral: 2-0
The Bluejays have faced Providence 23 times, collecting 19 wins. Creighton is 8-3 against Providence in Omaha.
Series Game-by-Game
Date   Opponent   Score
3/21/87   @ & vs. Providence   W, 91-89
1/11/14   at Providence   W, 97-65
2/15/14   Providence   W, 85-64
1/16/15   at Providence   W, 65-54
2/15/15   Providence   W, 84-57
1/17/16   Providence   W, 72-48
2/14/16   at Providence   L, 59-61
3/5/16   # ª vs. Providence   W, 70-53
1/14/17   at Providence   W, 58-51
2/11/17   Providence   W, 88-57
1/13/18   Providence   W, 73-56
2/10/18   at Providence   W, 87-84 (2ot)
1/26/19   Providence   L, 63-77
2/23/19   at Providence   W, 73-64
1/11/20   Providence   W, 72-63
2/8/20   at Providence   W, 77-68
2/10/21   Providence   L, 48-60
12/19/21   at Providence   W, 71-56
1/28/22   Providence   W, 95-71
1/4/23   Providence   L, 75-79
1/24/23   at Providence   W, 64-46
1/14/24   Providence   W, 81-70
1/4/25   at Providence   W, 60-46
ª - BIG EAST Tournament game
@ = played in Amarillo, Texas
# = played in Chicago, Ill.
& = WNIT game
About Providence
Scouting Providence (9-14, 2-8 BIG EAST)
After going 7-6 in non-conference action, the Friars have struggled through the first half of BIG EAST play.
Grace Efosa leads PC with 13.7 ppg, while Olivia Olsen brings 9.3 ppg and 8.0 rpg.
In the first meeting with Providence, Creighton limited the Friars to two points in the third quarter and forced 22 turnovers.
Scouting Creighton (17-4, 9-1 BIG EAST)
The Bluejays continue to handle their BIG EAST battles in a business-like manner, moving to 9-1 with their 84-70 win at Georgetown. Creighton is 6-0 in road games in conference with only road games at DePaul, Villanova and Connecticut
remaining.
Versus the Hoyas Creighton got a team effort with four players in double figures, including 22 from Lauren Jensen and Molly Mogensen.
Jensen edged back in front for the team lead with 370 points (17.6 ppg), while Morgan Maly has 368 points (17.5 ppg). Over the last five games Mogensen has taken her game to another level, averaging 17.2 ppg.
Mogensen's High Five
Speaking about Mogensen's last five games, in victories over DePaul and at Georgetown she has topped 20 points. Over the last five games she is not only averaging 17.2 ppg, she also has 28 rebounds (5.6 rpg) and 26 assists (5.2 apg). Consider her shooting numbers as well, hitting 34-of-60 field goals (56.7%) and 10-of-21 (47.6%) from long range.
Bluejays Soar When Player Hits 20
In 13 games this season at least one Bluejay has scored 20 points or more, with Creighton going 12-1 in those contests. Four times a pair of Bluejays have hit the mark, helping Creighton to a 4-0 mark.
Individually Lauren Jensen topped the 20-point mark 10 times this season, Morgan Maly has done so in six games and Molly Mogensen twice.
Player   2024-25(Career Record)
Lauren Jensen   9-1 (26-6)
Morgan Maly   6-0 (25-2)
Molly Mogensen   2-0 (4-1)
The list of 20+ point performances this season.
SDSU: Jensen 23
Drake: Jensen 32, Maly 20
Nebraska: Jensen 31
Syracuse: Maly 28, Jensen 21
at Xavier: Jensen 23
Wyoming: Maly 29
at St. John's: Jensen 23
Butler: Jensen 22
Marquette: Maly 28
at Seton Hall: Maly 23
DePaul: Jensen 20, Mogensen 20
at Butler: Maly 24, Jensen 22
Georgetown: Jensen 22, Mogensen 22
Third Annual BIG EAST Female Forward Women's Basketball Broadcast Set for Sunday
The BIG EAST Conference will partner with Invesco QQQ and Creighton University to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day, on Sunday, Feb. 2.
The Creighton women's basketball team hosts Providence for a 1:00 p.m. CT tip at the D.J. Sokol Arena. The game will air on FS1 and feature an entirely female crew, including talent and production. This marks the third year in a row the BIG EAST has celebrated National Girls and Women in Sports Day by airing an all-female game.
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"The BIG EAST is proud to join host Creighton in celebrating the many important roles women play in the sports world," said BIG EAST Commissioner Val Ackerman. "We and our broadcast partner FOX Sports recognize the importance of National Girls and Women in Sports Day and having an all-female national broadcast team is one way we can mark this long-standing annual observance. We are also grateful to Invesco QQQ for their shared commitment to advancing the growth of women in sports and for their outstanding support of the BIG EAST and our schools."
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Creighton's women's sports teams will host a pre-game youth clinic with participating teams including cross country and track, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, and volleyball. The Creighton Athletics Department and local partner Omaha EPIC for Girls will also introduce a Junior Professionals Program. Approximately 12 high school students will get a behind the scenes look at a variety of essential gameday positions by shadowing these professionals throughout the first half. These students will be paired with professional staff members in the areas of marketing and fan engagement, ticketing, athletic training, creative services, sports information, and broadcasting.
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"At Creighton, we are committed to creating opportunities for women in sports, both on and off the court," said Lisa Chipps, Creighton Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator. "Partnering with the BIG EAST allows us to highlight our incredible student-athletes while inspiring and empowering the next generation of leaders and young sports professionals in our community."
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The FS1 broadcast will include Ashley Battle serving as game analyst and Jenny Cavnar handling play-by-play duties, while Meghan Caffrey will serve as sideline reporter. In the TV truck, Alison Vigil will produce while Erica Ferrero will direct. The production crew, including camera operators, replay operators, audio and graphics teams and technical director, will be entirely female led. The game officials will also be an entirely female lineup.
Mogensen Needs 49 Points to Become Second Bluejay with 1,000 Points, 500 Rebounds and 400 Assists
Senior Molly Mogensen enters the game with Providence with 951 points, 513 rebounds and 453 assists. She needs 49 points to join Sydney Lamberty (2014-18) as the second player in Creighton history with at least 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 400 assists. Sydney finished her career with 1,286 points, 653 rebounds and 497 assists. Once Mogensen crosses the 500 assist mark she will be the only Bluejay with 1,000/500/500.
Maly Approaching Bluejays' Three-Point Record
With one trey at Georgetown Morgan Maly moved into a tie with Bluejay great Kathy Halligan (1988-92) at 309 three-point field goals made.
Also of note, veteran guard Lauren Jensen sits in as fifth, with 267 made three-pointers since coming to Creighton in 2021.
Creighton Leads Nation in Road Wins Over Last Three Seasons
Since the start of the 2022-23 season Creighton is tied for the most road wins in the NCAA.
1.    31 Wins - Creighton
2.    30 Wins - Fairfield, South Carolina, UNLV
5.    29 Wins - Albany, Northern Arizona, Saint Joseph's, UC Irvine
9.    28 Wins - Ball State, Columbia, Gonzaga, James Madison, Norfolk State
Maly Nearing 100th Win as a Bluejay
Already the record holder for games played at Creighton with 138, Morgan Maly has collected 98 wins for the Bluejays. That number is the Creighton record for victories, with Molly Mogensen in second place at 94 wins entering the game with Providence.
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2/2: - 1:00 p.m. (CT)
Providence (9-14, 2-8 BE) at Creighton (17-4, 9-1 BE)
Twitter: @GoCreighton, @CreightonWBB
TV: FS1 (Jenny Cavnar (play-by-play), Ashley Battle (analyst) and Meghan Caffrey (reporter))
Radio - 1180 AM (Jon Schriner & Tatum Rembao):
https://player.listenlive.co/52371
Stat Broadcast:
http://statb.us/b/552090
Providence (9-14, 2-8 BE) at Creighton (17-4, 9-1 BE)
Twitter: @GoCreighton, @CreightonWBB
TV: FS1 (Jenny Cavnar (play-by-play), Ashley Battle (analyst) and Meghan Caffrey (reporter))
Radio - 1180 AM (Jon Schriner & Tatum Rembao):
https://player.listenlive.co/52371
Stat Broadcast:
http://statb.us/b/552090
Series with Providence: Creighton leads 19-4
Home: 8-3 Away: 9-1 Neutral: 2-0
The Bluejays have faced Providence 23 times, collecting 19 wins. Creighton is 8-3 against Providence in Omaha.
Series Game-by-Game
Date   Opponent   Score
3/21/87   @ & vs. Providence   W, 91-89
1/11/14   at Providence   W, 97-65
2/15/14   Providence   W, 85-64
1/16/15   at Providence   W, 65-54
2/15/15   Providence   W, 84-57
1/17/16   Providence   W, 72-48
2/14/16   at Providence   L, 59-61
3/5/16   # ª vs. Providence   W, 70-53
1/14/17   at Providence   W, 58-51
2/11/17   Providence   W, 88-57
1/13/18   Providence   W, 73-56
2/10/18   at Providence   W, 87-84 (2ot)
1/26/19   Providence   L, 63-77
2/23/19   at Providence   W, 73-64
1/11/20   Providence   W, 72-63
2/8/20   at Providence   W, 77-68
2/10/21   Providence   L, 48-60
12/19/21   at Providence   W, 71-56
1/28/22   Providence   W, 95-71
1/4/23   Providence   L, 75-79
1/24/23   at Providence   W, 64-46
1/14/24   Providence   W, 81-70
1/4/25   at Providence   W, 60-46
ª - BIG EAST Tournament game
@ = played in Amarillo, Texas
# = played in Chicago, Ill.
& = WNIT game
About Providence
- Located in Providence, Rhode Island.
- Providence went 13-21 last season.
- Head coach Erin Batth entered her second season as a head coach in 2024-25.
Scouting Providence (9-14, 2-8 BIG EAST)
After going 7-6 in non-conference action, the Friars have struggled through the first half of BIG EAST play.
Grace Efosa leads PC with 13.7 ppg, while Olivia Olsen brings 9.3 ppg and 8.0 rpg.
In the first meeting with Providence, Creighton limited the Friars to two points in the third quarter and forced 22 turnovers.
Scouting Creighton (17-4, 9-1 BIG EAST)
The Bluejays continue to handle their BIG EAST battles in a business-like manner, moving to 9-1 with their 84-70 win at Georgetown. Creighton is 6-0 in road games in conference with only road games at DePaul, Villanova and Connecticut
remaining.
Versus the Hoyas Creighton got a team effort with four players in double figures, including 22 from Lauren Jensen and Molly Mogensen.
Jensen edged back in front for the team lead with 370 points (17.6 ppg), while Morgan Maly has 368 points (17.5 ppg). Over the last five games Mogensen has taken her game to another level, averaging 17.2 ppg.
Mogensen's High Five
Speaking about Mogensen's last five games, in victories over DePaul and at Georgetown she has topped 20 points. Over the last five games she is not only averaging 17.2 ppg, she also has 28 rebounds (5.6 rpg) and 26 assists (5.2 apg). Consider her shooting numbers as well, hitting 34-of-60 field goals (56.7%) and 10-of-21 (47.6%) from long range.
Bluejays Soar When Player Hits 20
In 13 games this season at least one Bluejay has scored 20 points or more, with Creighton going 12-1 in those contests. Four times a pair of Bluejays have hit the mark, helping Creighton to a 4-0 mark.
Individually Lauren Jensen topped the 20-point mark 10 times this season, Morgan Maly has done so in six games and Molly Mogensen twice.
Player   2024-25(Career Record)
Lauren Jensen   9-1 (26-6)
Morgan Maly   6-0 (25-2)
Molly Mogensen   2-0 (4-1)
The list of 20+ point performances this season.
SDSU: Jensen 23
Drake: Jensen 32, Maly 20
Nebraska: Jensen 31
Syracuse: Maly 28, Jensen 21
at Xavier: Jensen 23
Wyoming: Maly 29
at St. John's: Jensen 23
Butler: Jensen 22
Marquette: Maly 28
at Seton Hall: Maly 23
DePaul: Jensen 20, Mogensen 20
at Butler: Maly 24, Jensen 22
Georgetown: Jensen 22, Mogensen 22
Third Annual BIG EAST Female Forward Women's Basketball Broadcast Set for Sunday
The BIG EAST Conference will partner with Invesco QQQ and Creighton University to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day, on Sunday, Feb. 2.
The Creighton women's basketball team hosts Providence for a 1:00 p.m. CT tip at the D.J. Sokol Arena. The game will air on FS1 and feature an entirely female crew, including talent and production. This marks the third year in a row the BIG EAST has celebrated National Girls and Women in Sports Day by airing an all-female game.
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"The BIG EAST is proud to join host Creighton in celebrating the many important roles women play in the sports world," said BIG EAST Commissioner Val Ackerman. "We and our broadcast partner FOX Sports recognize the importance of National Girls and Women in Sports Day and having an all-female national broadcast team is one way we can mark this long-standing annual observance. We are also grateful to Invesco QQQ for their shared commitment to advancing the growth of women in sports and for their outstanding support of the BIG EAST and our schools."
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Creighton's women's sports teams will host a pre-game youth clinic with participating teams including cross country and track, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, and volleyball. The Creighton Athletics Department and local partner Omaha EPIC for Girls will also introduce a Junior Professionals Program. Approximately 12 high school students will get a behind the scenes look at a variety of essential gameday positions by shadowing these professionals throughout the first half. These students will be paired with professional staff members in the areas of marketing and fan engagement, ticketing, athletic training, creative services, sports information, and broadcasting.
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"At Creighton, we are committed to creating opportunities for women in sports, both on and off the court," said Lisa Chipps, Creighton Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator. "Partnering with the BIG EAST allows us to highlight our incredible student-athletes while inspiring and empowering the next generation of leaders and young sports professionals in our community."
Â
The FS1 broadcast will include Ashley Battle serving as game analyst and Jenny Cavnar handling play-by-play duties, while Meghan Caffrey will serve as sideline reporter. In the TV truck, Alison Vigil will produce while Erica Ferrero will direct. The production crew, including camera operators, replay operators, audio and graphics teams and technical director, will be entirely female led. The game officials will also be an entirely female lineup.
Mogensen Needs 49 Points to Become Second Bluejay with 1,000 Points, 500 Rebounds and 400 Assists
Senior Molly Mogensen enters the game with Providence with 951 points, 513 rebounds and 453 assists. She needs 49 points to join Sydney Lamberty (2014-18) as the second player in Creighton history with at least 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 400 assists. Sydney finished her career with 1,286 points, 653 rebounds and 497 assists. Once Mogensen crosses the 500 assist mark she will be the only Bluejay with 1,000/500/500.
Maly Approaching Bluejays' Three-Point Record
With one trey at Georgetown Morgan Maly moved into a tie with Bluejay great Kathy Halligan (1988-92) at 309 three-point field goals made.
Also of note, veteran guard Lauren Jensen sits in as fifth, with 267 made three-pointers since coming to Creighton in 2021.
Creighton Leads Nation in Road Wins Over Last Three Seasons
Since the start of the 2022-23 season Creighton is tied for the most road wins in the NCAA.
1.    31 Wins - Creighton
2.    30 Wins - Fairfield, South Carolina, UNLV
5.    29 Wins - Albany, Northern Arizona, Saint Joseph's, UC Irvine
9.    28 Wins - Ball State, Columbia, Gonzaga, James Madison, Norfolk State
Maly Nearing 100th Win as a Bluejay
Already the record holder for games played at Creighton with 138, Morgan Maly has collected 98 wins for the Bluejays. That number is the Creighton record for victories, with Molly Mogensen in second place at 94 wins entering the game with Providence.
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