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73
Ursinus UC 1-2,0-0 Centennial
86
Winner Widener Wide 3-0,0-0 MAC Commonwealth
Ursinus UC
1-2,0-0 Centennial
73
Final
86
Widener Wide
3-0,0-0 MAC Commonwealth
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Ursinus UC 39 34 73
Widener Wide 52 34 86

Game Recap: Men's Basketball |

Mazur the Lazer Shoots 75% from Three in 86-73 Win Over Ursinus

Mazur shoots 3-of-4 from three and 4-of-7 from the floor

CHESTER, Pa. – The Pride extend their streak to 3-0 as Luke Mazur of Widener Men's Basketball take down the Ursinus Bears in a non-conference matchup.
 
The 87-73 win put the Pride at 3-0 in the regular season with the first MAC Commonwealth game slated for the new year.
 
BY THE NUMBERS
  • Kevin Schenk led the Pride with 18 points and eight rebounds.
  • Off the bench, Mazur shoots season high 11 points, three 3-pointers drained, and two rebounds.
  • Steven Matlack led with four steals for a new season high.
  • The Pride see 40 points in the paint and 29 points off the bench.
HOW IT HAPPENED IN THE SCHWARTZ CENTER
  • A hot start from the Pride and Bears is countered with a Matlack three just five minutes into the game. Matlack's three would give the Pride a 10-0 run with Schenk hitting a couple jumpers and Mazur draining a three on a fast break. Minutes later Mazur hits another fast break three to give the Pride a 10-point lead with 13:11 on the board. Threes continue to drain as Matlack hits his second of the game. In the paint, Howie Rankine hit a good jumper to give the Pride an 11- point lead and give the Blue and Gold a 12-0 run. Mazur would end the half with a good jumper in the paint to send the Pride into half up 13.  
  • Out of half, Matt Daulerio opened the scoring with a good free throw as Mike Kane followed later with two more. Off the bench Myles Bright drained a three to lead into a Bears turnover and a good jumper from Rankine. The Bears would inch back into the game but not until Dunn's layup pushed the lead back to seven to allow DiCaro to put on a fancy move the Pride back to a 10-point lead. DiCaro continued to push the lead with a pair of free throws to allow Schenk to add a bucket and Rankine to add his free throws. The Pride end with a 13-point win. In the 40 minutes, the Blue and Gold shot 45.1% from the floor, earned 40 points in the paint, and 36 off fast breaks.
UP NEXT
Widener hits the road for the first time this season to Wooster, Ohio to take on the #8 preseason nationally ranked Hampden-Sydney on Friday, Nov. 17. Tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m.
 
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