IMMACULATA, Pa. – Sophomore guard Kori Segich leads Widener Men's Basketball to a high scoring win over Immaculata alongside four other double-digit scorers.
 
The 91-77 win snaps a four-game losing streak to move the Pride to 2-4 in the regular season.
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Kori Segich dropped 22 points after shooting 8-of-13 from the floor, 1-of-1 from three, and 5-of-7 from the line with six rebounds and two blocks.
• Myles Bright scored 21 with a team high five steals.
• Off the bench, Ethan Dodson would score 12 and register a block and two steals.
• Segich (22), Bright (21), Jay-Nelly Reyes (11), and Dodson (12) each scored double digits.
• The Pride shot 47.9% from the floor, a season high 47.1% from three, and registered 48 points in the paint.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Pride would strike first and never look back with a Segich tip-in basket. Emmett Kane picked up a block early to allow Segich to draw a trip to the charity stripe. Ethan Dodson continued to put points on the board with a layup while Matt Johnson picked up a steal and a fastbreak layup. A Johnson block at 15:33 sent TJ Bryson driving for a layup. Keith Gee put in the first Pride triple at 13:47 to give the Pride a 13-point lead. Bright hit a layup at 11:06 to extend the lead to 15. Minutes later, Bright sunk a triple while Dodson's dunk moved the pride to 40 points in 15 minutes. With under five, Namisse Musonge hit a triple off a Bryson ball. The Mighty Macs would inch back but a jumper from Bright would send the Pride into half up 45-32.
   
• Out of half, Segich put in a pair from the charity stripe. Reyes poked a steal with Kane putting in two more from the line. At 17:28, Bryson sunk a triple to keep the momentum flowing. Segich continued to rain points with a triple at 15:45 to make the score 61-42. Bright ended a short Mighty Mac run with a triple at 11:49 while Dodson stole a ball seconds later. Bright went on his own run with five more, ending with a three at 9:02. Dodson made another steal to give Reyes a fastbreak layup. Segich pushed the score over 80 with a layup at 5:09. Dodson hit a jumper in a paint with under two left. A last effort from the Mighty Macs sent Segich to the line as he hit one to end the game with a 91-77 final. 

UP NEXT
Widener continues their road games on Saturday, December 6 against the 3-4 (0-0 MAC Freedom) DeSales Bulldogs. Tip-off in Center Valley, Pa. is scheduled for 3 p.m.