Glenside, PA - The Arcadia University Knights (15-10) will be seeded fourth and host the fifth seeded Stevenson University Mustangs (16-9) on Monday night at 7:30pm in Alumni Gym in the first round of the 2013 MAC Commonwealth Basketball Championships. All fans are encouraged to wear Arcadia gear. There will be free admission to only those with their Knight Card. All other fans must pay as per MAC regulations. There are no complimentary admissions. All fans wearing Arcadia gear or with their Knight Card will also get free popcorn while supplies last.

Ticket prices for the game are $6.00 for adults, $4.00 for seniors, $2.00 for students with ID and children under six are free. All Arcadia students, faculty and staff will be admitted for free only by showing their Knight Card. There will also be MAC Championship T-shirts for sale for $12.00.

If you can't make it to the game you can watch live at www.mac.ezstream.com or by following Live Stats.

The Knights earned a berth into the Championships after a win at Widener this afternoon and the Mustangs got in after a win over Lebanon Valley and a Messiah loss earlier today. The winner will head to top-seeded Alvernia for a semifinal game on Wednesday at 7pm. These two teams have already met twice this season with Arcadia winning both contests.

On December 1st, Colin McCarthy drew a charge with less than 10 seconds to play that kept Arcadia in front and gave them a 71-68 win at Stevenson Mustangs. Travis Saltus, who led the Knights with 17 points, then hit a pair of free throws and a missed shot by Stevenson gave Arcadia the victory. The Knights led by as many as 14 points in the win and were able to hold off the Mustangs at the end. Then on January 19th, Joe Brown scored 22 points, including a jumper with 1:09 to play to put Arcadia up for good in a 77-75 win over the Stevenson. Brown gave the Knights a 73-71 lead and then hit a free throw 30-seconds later to put the Knights up by three. Brown and Aaron Lee-Webb then went 3-4 from the line in the final 14-seconds to preserve the victory.