The New Jersey men's basketball team lost to USCAA rival Central Penn College for the second time this season, 91-66. The loss is the second in a row for the Knights following a five game winning streak and hurts the Knights' chances of winning the regular season Atlantic States Athletic Conference inaugural championship. The Knights are now 9-8 overall and 2-2 in the ASAC.
The Knights never threatened Central Penn, trailing by 14 at the half, 36-22, while only managing to put three players in double figures, led by freshman guard Dukens Germain's 12 points.
The men return to action on Friday against Valley Forge Christian College.
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- NJ ENDS LOSING STREAK
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