On December 4, 2015

CSJ weekly athletics roundup

Courtesy of CSJ

Kyle Houston

The Fighting Saints men’s basketball team matched up against College of Saint Rose in Albany, N.Y., and lost by a score of 95-56, which brings their overall record this season to 5-2. The women’s basketball team was also in action against NJIT, and they also lost by score of 71-50, moving to 2-1 overall.

Nov. 28

The Lady Saints matched up against NCAA Division I opponent NJIT and lost by a score of 71-50. By halftime, the Saints trailed by just two points at 30-28. NJIT outscored the Saints in the third quarter 24-10 and ended the fourth by outscoring the Saints 17-12. The Lady Saints got 21 points and 7 rebounds from senior Arreonte Anderson, an NCAA D-I transfer who shot 8-for-16 from the floor, including 4-for-5 on 3-pointers. Senior guard Mookie Kennedy also added 9 points of her own, while senior center Regina Steele led the Saints with 10 rebounds. Her 9 blocked shots were one shy of the NJIT opponents’-record 10 blocks.

Nov. 29

The Saints men’s basketball team took on College of Saint Rose and lost by a score of 95-56. Saint Rose is an extremely tough NCAA D- II opponent that was just able to out play the Saints. CSJ was outscored 40-22 in the first half, and that made it tough to come back from. Saint Rose held a decisive 35-17 advantage on the glass, and recorded 27 assists to just nine for the Saints. Kyle Houston led the Saints with 14 points, while Kareem Brown added 10 of his own.

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