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The Augustana women's basketball team (8-1) puts its unblemished home record on the line as the Vikings close out 2009 with a non-conference home game against NAIA power Mount Marty on Tuesday, December 29. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Elmen Center.
While the game will count towards Augustana's record, it will be an exhibition game for the Lancers, who are 13-1 heading into Tuesday's game against Peru State. Mount Marty is ranked seventh in the NAIA Division II Top 25 poll.
TICKETS: Tickets are now available for Augustana home basketball games at
www.augietickets.com. All Viking men's and women's home games will be played at the Elmen Center. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for kids for single games and $10 for adults, $5 for kids for doubleheaders. Tickets purchased online may be picked up at the door.
RADIO: All Viking men's basketball games can be heard on KXRB (AM-1000). The game can also be heard on the internet at:
www.kxrb.com. Veteran broadcaster
Jeff Fylling will call all of the action. The broadcast begins with a pre-game show 10 minutes prior to tipoff.
WEBCAST INFORMATION: Most of Augustana's women's basketball games this season will be webcast on the internet as part of the NSIC's television agreement with Penn Atlantic TV. Fans wanting to follow the action can go to the following link:
http://www.northernsun.tv. There is no charge to watch the games but fans will need to set up an account with Penn Atlantic.
LIVE STATS: Augustana will provide live stats for its home games this season. Fans wishing to follow the action on the web can go to the following link:
http://www.goaugie.com/sports/2009/10/28/wbasketballgameday.aspx?id=1820
COACHES SHOW: Fans can follow Viking women's basketball by listening to the Augustana Coaches Show on ESPN Radio 99.1 FM.
Jeff Fylling and Viking head coach
Dave Krauth and other Augustana coaches will sit down each Monday at 5 p.m. to discuss all of the happenings within Augustana Athletics. Fans can also catch the show live at Champps, located in the Western Mall in Sioux Falls.
