Towson finally grabbed their first W of the season last night, dropping Long Island University 66-46. Their guy, Zion Stanford, absolutely led the charge, putting up a monster double-double that the Sharks just couldn’t handle.
Stanford Ignites Towson’s Offense
Stanford was everywhere on the court, clocking in with 12 points and 10 boards, a true double-double performance. He even snagged three steals for the Tigers. Jaquan Womack and Ben Roseborough also had big nights, each chipping in 12 points. Womack was especially hot early, getting 10 points by halftime, which helped Towson build a solid 38-28 lead. The Tigers took the lead with 14:41 left in the first half and never looked back, securing their victory and pushing their record to 1-2.
Long Island University’s Early Season Woes Continue
For Long Island University, this was another rough one, dropping them to 0-4 on the season. Daquan Davis was their leading scorer, putting up 19 points in an effort to keep his team in the game. Ryan Bewley also put in work on the glass, grabbing 10 rebounds to go with his three blocks and six points. But ultimately, it wasn’t enough to stop Towson’s momentum or secure their first win.
This victory is huge for Towson, getting them in the win column early in the season. For Long Island University, the search for their first victory continues as they look to turn things around.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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