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INDIANAPOLIS – Butler will host Milwaukee on Sunday, Nov. 23 at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Tip is scheduled for 2 p.m. This will be Butler’s final home game before heading to Fort Myers, Florida to compete in the Fort Myers Tip-Off.
GAMEDAY INFORMATION
Date: Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025
Time: 2PM
Location: Indianapolis, Ind.
Live Stats: Butlersports.com
Watch: ESPN+
ABOUT THE BULLDOGS
Butler faced Indiana at Assembly Hall on Wednesday night. Nevaeh Jackson led the Dawgs with 13 points in the contest as IU defeated Butler, 72-53.
Lily Zeinstra leads the BU offense, averaging 13.4 points per game through five games. The sophomore is shooting 52-percent from the floor and 45.5-percent from beyond the arc. Mallory Miller leads the squad on the glass, pulling down 5.0 rebounds per game.
Saniya and Nevaeh Jackson have been stellar for BU averaging 10.2 and 9.2 points per game, respectively. Nevaeh pulls down 3.4 rebounds per game while Saniya grabs 4.8.
Butler currently ranks 80th nationally and third in the BIG EAST in field goal percentage shooting at a 45.3-percent clip.
Lilly Stoddard is 40th nationally in blocks this season with nine to her credit.
Against Wright State in the season opener, Saniya Jackson recorded six steals in the game. That is the most steals in a game from a Butler player since Kristen Spolyar had six on Feb. 9, 2020 against Villanova. Jackson was two steals short of her career-high, eight.
Freshman Addison Baxter stuffed the stat sheet vs. Wright State, dishing out eight assists to go with six points and six rebounds against WSU. Baxter’s eight assists in the contest are the most in a game from a Butler player since Nov. 23, 2021 when Zoe Jackson did it against SIUE.
The Bulldogs earned a berth in the 2025 WNIT Tournament and advanced to the second round after defeating UIC 61-54. Zeinstra led the squad with 16 points on an efficient 6-for-10 shooting performance from the floor.
The Bulldogs have earned back-to-back WNIT berths under head coach Austin Parkinson.
Butler returns three letterwinners from a year ago and added nine new players to the team with the addition of seven transfers and two freshmen.
BU’s transfer class includes 2023-24 Southern Conference Freshman of the Year Kennedy Langham (Samford), ESPN’s No. 60 recruit in the Class of 2024 McKenna Johnson (Minnesota), 2024-25 America East Conference Sixth Player of the Year Caroline Dotsey (Maine), twins Nevaeh Jackson and Saniya Jackson from Valparaiso, Mallory Miller (Arizona State), and Gabby Wilke (South Dakota).
Austin Parkinson enters his fourth season at the helm of the Bulldogs. Parkinson has led the squad to 42 wins in his first three seasons.
SCOUTING MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee enters Sunday’s contest with a 2-4 record after suffering a 75-43 loss at Marquette on Wednesday evening.
Jorey Buwalda paces the Panther offense averaging 11.7 points, 10.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game. Buwalda has two double-doubles to her credit so far this season.
Milwaukee is averaging 59.3 points per game as a squad and pulls down 34.2 rebounds per game on average.
Kyle Rechlicz is in her 14th season at the helm of the Panthers. The 2016 Horizon League Coach of the Year has guided Milwaukee to three 20-win seasons during her tenure.
ALL-TIME SERIES
This will be the 41st meeting between the two programs dating back to 1981-82.
The series is tied 20-20 with each side going 2-2 in the last four matchups.
Butler faced Milwaukee a season ago and secured a 79-70 overtime win behind 20 points from Lily Carmody and 17 points from Caroline Strande.
2025-26 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TICKETS: Season tickets remain on sale, providing the best seating locations still available for the upcoming season. Contact the Butler Ticket Office at tickets@butler.edu or 317-940-DOGS (3647) to place your order. Single-game tickets for the 2025-26 Butler Women’s Basketball season are available through ButlerSports.com/BuyTickets.
Butler University Upgrades Iconic Hinkle Fieldhouse with Dynamic LED Video
Technology consultant Anthony James Partners (AJP) provided design, procurement, and construction administration services for the upgrades, supporting Butler in selecting SNA Displays to manufacture and install more than 2,700 square feet of LED video display technology, including a center hung display system, baseline LED ribbons, multiple courtside tables, and other digital signage.
The centerpiece of the project is a new LED center hung display consisting of four curved, 14-foot-tall video screens seamlessly connected to create a continuous 360-degree video surface. Each side features a 4 mm pixel pitch for increased pixel density and clarity. The center hung also includes custom static lettering along the top ring of the structure and a team-branded Bulldog logo facing downward toward the playing surface.
Other video signage includes 3-foot-high LED ribbons along the second-level fascia at both ends of the Fieldhouse, two 19-foot-long vomitory displays between the second and third levels, and eight new courtside mobile scorer’s tables equipped with LED screens. For recruitment and training purposes, the project also features two new ASPECT™ all-in-one 16:9 video screens from SNA Displays in an adjacent practice facility, directly integrated into the new control management system.
UP NEXT
Butler will travel to Fort Myers, Florida for the fourth-annual Fort Myers Tip-Off. BU will face Dayton on Friday, Nov. 28 at 5 p.m. before squaring off with Georgia on Saturday, Nov. 29 at 5 p.m. Fans can stream the games live on ION. A link to live stats will be available on Butlersports.com.
