FARMVILLE, Va. (Interstat) — The Longwood Lancers, riding high after a historic offensive outburst, will host the struggling George Washington Revolutionaries in a non-conference women’s basketball matchup on Monday at Willet Hall.

Longwood (3-1) is coming off a dominant 128-31 victory over Bluefield University on Friday, a game in which Jesstynie Scott scored 19 points and Frances Ulysse added 17 points and nine rebounds. The Lancers have surpassed 120 points in two of their three wins this season, with their lone loss a narrow 74-66 defeat at Navy.

George Washington (1-2) looks to rebound from a tough 62-60 home loss to Howard last Tuesday. Gabby Reynolds led the Revolutionaries with 15 points in that contest. After a season-opening win over Dist. Columbia, George Washington has dropped two straight, including an 86-50 road loss to Temple.

The game pits Longwood’s high-powered offense against a George Washington team seeking consistency. The Lancers will be heavily favored on their home court.

Up next, Longwood travels to face Virginia on Thursday, while George Washington visits Georgetown on Friday.