Men Go 2-1 in NWAC Crossover Tournament

Men Go 2-1 in NWAC Crossover Tournament

Game Leaders

Umpqua
Pts: Ethan Betts - 28
Reb: Eric Klekas - 9
Ast: 2 Players (#0, #13) - 4
Tacoma
Pts: 2 Players (#14, #25) - 17
Reb: 2 Players (#14, #15) - 5
Ast: Dayton Pascua - 5

Team Stats

Umpqua
Tacoma

Field Goals

(40-72)
(32-76)

Field Goal %

55.6%
42.1%

Rebounds

49
32

Assists

14
13

Turnovers

15
4

Pts off Turnovers

4
23

2nd Chance Pts

14
16

Bench Pts

4
35
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Game Leaders

Peninsula
Pts: Zach Day - 14
Reb: Marky Adams - 6
Ast: 3 Players (#3, #4, #12) - 2
Umpqua
Pts: Coleman Johnson - 19
Reb: Cody Gray - 11
Ast: Ethan Betts - 7

Team Stats

Peninsula
Umpqua

Field Goals

(24-58)
(36-72)

Field Goal %

41.4%
50.0%

Rebounds

36
40

Assists

6
13

Turnovers

19
10

Pts off Turnovers

11
29

2nd Chance Pts

5
13

Bench Pts

32
17
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Game Leaders

Umpqua
Pts: Eric Klekas - 23
Reb: Jordan Lehrer - 7
Ast: Ethan Betts - 5
Big Bend
Pts: Koby Huerta - 25
Reb: Miles Brown - 13
Ast: 3 Players (#1, #2, #11) - 3

Team Stats

Umpqua
Big Bend

Field Goals

(31-75)
(31-59)

Field Goal %

41.3%
52.5%

Rebounds

36
48

Assists

12
11

Turnovers

12
20

Pts off Turnovers

20
15

2nd Chance Pts

13
7

Bench Pts

10
17
full stats
Posted: Dec 21, 2017

The Umpqua men's basketball had a successful weekend in Tacoma, as they went 2-1, in the NWAC Crossover Tournament.

The weekend began with a 100-88 win over the host Tacoma. Ethan Betts led the way with 28 points followed by Eric Klekas with 24. Conner Shaw, Coleman Johnson, Cody Gray and Conner Shaw also finished in double figures with 18, 13 and 13 points.

The second contest of the weekend saw the RiverHawks run to a 12 point halftime lead and hold on to defeat Peninsula College 90-74. Coleman Johnson led the RiverHawks with 19 points followed by Ethan Betts with 18 and Cody Gray with 17 points. Gray pulled down a team-high 11 rebounds to finish with a double/double.

In game 3# Big Bend College proved to be too much for the RiverHawks as the surrendered a 38-37 halftime lead, and lost 86-79. Eric Klekas led the way with 23 points. With the loss, the RiverHawks fell to 6-4 on the year.