WAVERLY, Iowa-- Wartburg (5-1 overall) travels to face Cornell (4-2) Saturday at 1 p.m. The Rams enter the weekend on a four-game winning streak, while the Knights have won their last three straight.

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The Series
The Knights lead the all-time series at 40-6, but the programs have not met since 2012 when Cornell was in the Iowa Conference. Wartburg has claimed the last nine straight meetings.

Wartburg
Sophomore Katie Sommer (Cedar Rapids) leads the team with 14.7 PPG and senior Kailey Kladivo (Traer) follows closely with 14.2 PPG. Classmate Bobbie Burrows (Bondurant) completes the leading scores with 11.7 PPG. Kladivo nearly averages a double-double with her 8.3 rebounds/game. Sommer has a team-best 26 assists.

Kladivo needs 53 points to reach the 1,000 mark for her career.

Cornell
Three Rams also average in double digits as Diamond Boyd leads the squad with 17.4 PPG. Kellie Kuzmanic has 10.7 and Maggie Hogen follows with 10.2. Boyd also leads the team on the glass with 8.0 rebounds per game.

National Stat Rankings
Wartburg ranks in the top 100 of 14 statistical categories, which the NCAA released Monday.

The Knights rank 14^th in three-point field-goal defense (19.2), 17^th in fewest turnovers (67), 23^rd in assist turnover ratio (1.10), 20^th in turnovers per game (13.4), 25^th in field-goal percentage (44.5), 33^rd in three-point field-goal percentage (36.6), 34^th in three-point field goals per game (7.4), 35^th in fewest fouls (80) and 39^th in scoring margin (15.4). The Orange and Black also rank 63^rd in defensive rebounds per game (30), 64^th in personal fouls per game (16.0), 67^th in scoring offense (71.6), 67^th in won-lost percentage (80.0) and 94^th in scoring defense (56.2).

Individually, two Knights rank in the top 100 of five categories. Katie Sommer ranks first in three-point field-goal percentage (73.3) and 16^th in field-goal percentage (63.4).

Senior Bobbie Burrows (Bondurant) ranks eighth in assist turnover ratio (4.00), 17^th in three-point field goals per game (3.20), 47^th in three-point field-goal percentage (45.7) and 75^th in three-point field goals made (16).