Sophomore guard Dukens Germain led all scorers, as he netted
19 points for the Knights, connecting on nine of his 10 attempts from the
charity stripe in the process. He also grabbed eight rebounds, and dished five
assists. Freshman guard William Morton played exceptionally well off of the
bench, contributing 15 points on seven-of-nine shooting, and freshman center
Vince Richmond added six points and a game-high 10 rebounds.
The shooting percentages were nearly even for both teams,
with the Knights hitting on 42.6 percent of their attempts from the floor (26-61)
compared to 42.2 percent for Bryn Athyn (19-45). Berkeley College
also fared better at the charity stripe, knocking down 17 of their 22 attempts
from there (77.3 percent) compared to just a 60 percent conversion rate for the
Lions (21-35). The Knights held a 40-33 edge on the glass, while also winning
the turnover battle (committing 14 miscues to Bryn Athyn’s 19). The Lions owned
the assist and steal categories by margins of 11-6 and 9-6, respectively.
Despite the loss for Bryn Athyn College, four players scored in double
figures, including freshman Adonis Rosario who recorded team-highs in points
with 16 and caroms with 10. He also tallied three steals, as well. Freshman
Jeff Seigafuse added 13 points, five rebounds, two assists, and two steals, and
freshmen Deion Boyer and Troy Steed added 13 and 12 points, respectively.
The Knights will now enjoy five days off before taking to
the road on Saturday to battle Williamson
Trade School. Start-time
for that contest is scheduled for 1:00pm.
