PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – The Pace University men's and women's basketball teams will host their annual Play4Kay Fundraiser during Saturday's doubleheader against Southern Connecticut State University inside the Goldstein Fitness Center.

Fans in attendance who make a donation of $5 or more to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund will receive a Play4Kay t-shirt (while supplies and sizes last), sponsored by Twin Jewelers of Pleasantville.

The Play4Kay initiative has raised funds to aid in the fight against women's cancers for the past nine years. The Pink movement in women's basketball began during the 2004-05 season when North Carolina State head coach Kay Yow's cancer resurfaced after 17 years in remission. Since the fund's inception, more than $5.3 million has been donated to scientific research focused on combating women's cancers.

Pace Women's Basketball vs Southern Connecticut State University | Saturday, 1:30 p.m. | Live Stats | Video
After a perfect four-for-four road trip, the Setters return to the Goldstein Fitness Center for the final homestand of the regular season riding a five-game winning streak. Pace will take on Southern Connecticut State for game one of Saturday's doubleheader at 1:30 p.m.. The Blue and Gold enter play at 15-11 overall and 11-7 against the NE10.

It was a complete team effort that led to Pace's fifth-straight win on Saturday, defeating Le Moyne College on the road 64-41. The Setters were led by three players in double figures offensively, with Geena Rosalbo (Staten Island, NY/Curtis) and Alexandra Monteleone (Cold Spring, NY/Haldane) scoring 14 each while Kristina Olikhver (Moscow, Russia/Saint Andrew's) added 11 points of her own. Rosalbo added five assists and two steals to lead the team in both categories, and is now averaging 11.4 points, 3.6 assists, and 2.4 steals per game during the win streak. Jackie DelliSanti (Commack, NY/Commack) led the team with seven rebounds as the Setters won the battle of the boards with the Dolphins, 39-25. Pace ends the road trip having surrendered less than 50 points in three of the four games.

Southern Connecticut comes to Pleasantville for their regular season-finale atop the Southwest Division at 19-8 overall and 13-6 in the conference. The Owls have won two straight following a 63-60 victory over Adelphi on Wednesday. Both offenses will have their work cut out for them as the Owls and Setters boast defenses that rank in the top five in the NE10. The Owls are fourth in the conference, surrendering 58.1 points per game, while the Setters are right behind them with 58.3 points allowed per contest.

Pace Men's Basketball vs Southern Connecticut State University | Saturday, 3:30 p.m. | Live Stats | Video
Looking to close out the season with a strong final series of home games, the Setters will play the Owls for game two of Saturday's action at 3:30 p.m. Pace is 7-19 this season with a 3-15 record against the NE10.

The Setters fell on the road to No. 25 Le Moyne on Wednesday night. Peyton Wejnert (Point Pleasant, NJ/Southern Regional) was a leading playmaker on both sides of the court with a game-high 14 points, seven rebounds, and two steals. Wednesday's performance marks Wejnert's 10^th-straight game reaching double figures on the offensive end. Luke McLaughlin (Blauvelt, NY/Tappan Zee) added seven points for the Setters, with Kevin Smith (New Haven, CT/South Kent) and Austin Gilbertson (Etters, PA/Trinity) adding six points each.

The Owls are 15-10 overall this season, and 11-8 in conference play. Southern Connecticut comes to the Goldstein Fitness Center winners of two straight, defeating Adelphi their last time out on Wednesday, 79-68. SCSU has been led offensively by Isaiah McLeod, who ranks fifth in the conference with 19.9 points per game.

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