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CONNECTICUT at INDIANA

Storylines and Promotions
• The Fever attempts to avenge Friday’s loss at Connecticut. Home court advantage could be a larger factor than normal. The home team has prevailed in the last five meetings between these two teams including Friday and all four games last season.

• Indiana fell to fourth in Eastern Conference standings while Connecticut took over the top spot with Friday night’s win. The Fever could move back into third with a win on Sunday, and a Mystics loss. If Indiana wins it would move within a half game back of the conference-leading Sun.

• Guard Briann January returned to the Fever lineup Friday after missing four games due to injury. January played just over 11 minutes in her comeback and scored one point.

• Tamika Catchings is just two points shy of 4,200 for her career. Currently there are nine players in WNBA history that have at least 4,200 points. Catchings has scored double digits in all nine Fever games this season, and in 27 straight games since 2009.

• Sunday’s game is a Lucas Oil Family Night presented by The Indianapolis Star! Visit FeverBasketball.com or the Conseco Fieldhouse Box Office to purchase your ticket package. You’ll receive four tickets to the game; four vouchers for free hot dogs, chips, drink, four free t-shirts and the chance to shoot free throws on the Main Court after the game.

• Join a special guest at Fever Chalk Talks presented by Old National Bank. Chalk Talks take place approximately half hour before tip off in the Locker Room Restaurant located on the Event Level of Conseco Fieldhouse.

Players to Watch
Fever – Jessica Davenport
Davenport scored 11 and 18 points in the two games which she played more than 15 minutes, making the most of her playing time off the bench. Her 18 points Friday against Connecticut marked a career-high in scoring. She hit 8-of-8 from the floor and, with her size, averages one blocked shot per game.

Sun – Renee Montgomery
Montgomery comes off a career night on Friday, scoring 29 points along with three assists, two steals and two rebounds against the Fever. She shot 50 percent from the field including 5-of-10 from beyond the beyond the arc. She is averaging 12.8 points and 3.6 assists per game this season for the Sun. Montgomery was picked fourth overall in the 2009 draft by the Minnesota Lynx, and was named to the 2009 adidas All-Rookie Team. In January, she was traded to Connecticut where she is one of three former Connecticut Huskies in the Sun’s starting lineup.

Probable Starters
Fever
F-Tamika Catchings	F-Ebony Hoffman	C-Tammy Sutton-Brown	G-Katie Douglas	G-Tully Bevilaqua
Sun
F-Anete Jekabsone-Zogota	F-Asjha Jones	C-Tina Charles	G-Kara Lawson	G-Renee Montgomery

Last Games
Fever – Connecticut won the first game in this two-game series. Friday’s contest produced career-highs for players on both teams. Renee Montgomery led the Sun with her career-high 29 points. Jessica Davenport reached the same feat while leading her team with 18 points. Connecticut now leads the Eastern Conference with a 6-2 record. The Fever dropped to 5-4.

Sun vs. Fever-After a narrow 69-65 defeat at Washington, the Sun responded with victories over New York and San Antonio. In the game against New York, Connecticut held Liberty star Cappie Pondexter to just eight points on 3-of-14 shooting. Tina Charles had 13 points and 15 rebounds. In the 81-68 win over San Antonio Charles recorded another double-double, with 19 points and 11 rebounds. The Sun totaled 40 points in the paint and led by as many as 18.

Series
The two teams meet for the second time in three days with Connecticut winning on its home floor. Last year, the teams split the season series 2-2, with each team winning games at home. Connecticut leads the series with the Fever, 23-13.