FINAL SCORE: Albertus Magnus 93 | Emmanuel 82
TEAM RECORDS: Albertus Magnus (19-4, 15-2) | Emmanuel (7-16, 6-10)
BOSTON, Mass. – Junior Jaqhawn Walters (Hartford, Conn.) of the Albertus Magnus College men's basketball team netted his 1,000th career point in the Falcons' win over Emmanuel (Mass.), 93-82, on Tuesday evening in a Great Northeast Athletic Conference clash at the Jean Yawkey Center.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Albertus started off the game hot, scoring five straight points to take the early lead before Julian Diggs tied the game up for the first time, 8-8, at the 14:47 mark. Shortly after, Emmanuel found themselves up two, 12-10, but the Falcons put together an 11-8 run to push their lead to five, 23-18.
FIRST HALF STATS
- Senior Grant Ellis (Newark, N.J.) and junior Jaqhawn Walters (Hartford, Conn.) totaled 25 of the Falcons' 44 points.
- Will Jessup led the Saint in the first with 11 points while shooting 100 percent from the charity stripe and three-point range.
- Albertus dominated on the glass pulling down 32 rebounds compared to the hosts who only posted 12.
- Emmanuel recorded only six first half turnovers while the Falcons posted 13.
- Walters scored 22 of his 34 points in the second half while shooting 47.3 percent from the floor.
- Emmanuel outshot the Falcons 51-49 in the final 20 minutes of play.
- Three different Saints registered in double-figures and totaled 34 of the hosts' 51 points.
- Similar to the first, Walters and Liam Perryman (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) recorded over 10 rebounds for the Falcons.
- Four different Falcons registered in double-figures, including a double-double from Walters, 34 points and 23 rebounds.
- Perryman set a new career-high in rebounds (14) and in blocks (four).
- Albertus dominated on the glass pulling down 62 rebounds as well as recorded 32 second chance points and 52 points in the paint.
- Emmanuel was led by five double-digit scorers and finished the game shooting 40.9 percent from the field.
- The Saints held a 14-6 edge in steals, but the Falcons held a 6-3 edge in blocks.
UP NEXT
The Falcons wrap up the 2016-17 regular season this Saturday, Feb. 18th against Mount Ida.