Joann Torres lit up Greensboro on several open looks. Which Maroon will step up tonight? (Photo by Chicago SID Dave Hilbert)

Having already downed Wash U twice, for the first time in program history, Chicago now looks to make it official tonight. A Final Four berth in Bloomington, Ill., is at stake.

Despite some recent injuries that have struck the Bears, there’s no doubt they’ll be as competitive as ever on the neutral court. And the Maroons themselves have a rested lineup that will look to exploit several advantages.

It’s a can’t-miss matchup tonight at 6 p.m. CT on Go Maroons LIVE!

Morgan Herrick contributed top-notch defense against Calvin. (Photo by Chicago SID Dave Hilbert)

Live audio (by phone or computer) available shortly before 4 p.m. CT today. Chicago marches on to take on Greensboro! NEXT.

Meghan Herrick pours in 25 vs. Hanover. (Photo by Dave Hilbert, UC SID)

No matter how much yesterday’s NCAA tournament opener marked a new start and an all-new test for the Maroons, it was the same old Chicago women’s basketball team dominating with size, athleticism, defense and shooting.

Official recap is at the official athletics site. Meghan Herrick scored 19 of her 25 points in the first half and was the dominant two-way force she often is, including keeping Hanover to a one-gun offense. Morgan Herrick and Taylor Simpson added reliable work in the post.

Yesterday’s game was one of runs, though Chicago’s came first and their answers were always larger than Hanover’s. And both Calvin and Chicago were able to run out to big leads and rest their starters in the second half yesterday.

Join us once again on Go Maroons LIVE, starting at 5:45 p.m. CT. Links for computer and mobile devices at Go Maroons LIVE. (Unfortunately, we learned that the audio is well behind the host’s video-only feed.)

You can listen by computer or smartphone. Listen links and other details are available by visiting the Go Maroons LIVE page.

Go Maroons LIVE will be providing audio for the team’s road tournament games, specifically targeted for Chicago listeners.

The host institution, Calvin, is providing a video stream for first and second round games. While we’re not sure how well the Chicago audio will sync up with Calvin’s video feed, our player does allow for listening by certain phones (iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.) and also on slower connections. We’ll also make archived audio available to Chicago Maroons fans.

Our hope is to reach every last Chicago Maroons follower! Go Maroons LIVE

Should the Maroons advance to Saturday, we’ll be there, and we’ll be fired up. While we won’t blame you if you want to use the Loras video broadcast, we hope you’ll pair us up on audio (and that the lag times sync well enough to make it work).

Hope to hear from you via e-mail all weekend long—gomaroons@gmail.com. We’ll pick things back up on Saturday!

E-mail us at chicago.washu@gmail.com

Thanks to the Wash U athletic department, we are scheduled to broadcast on the Bears’ live video stream! We’re thrilled to wrap up the regular season on their high-quality broadcast. In case anyone needs to listen to audio only because of technical limitations, we hope to make that available as well.

Watch LIVE via Wash U

(Photo by UC SID Dave Hilbert.)

Join us at 1 p.m. and e-mail in at gomaroons AT gmail DOT com.

(Also, visit twitter.com/gomaroons for any last-minute updates … you know, if we get lost or something.)

Chicago-Stevens Point (w): LISTEN to Go Maroons LIVE (iTunes — more information here)