CANTON, Oh. -- Although matching its Division II opponent with points-in-the-paint, the Mount Aloysius men's basketball team could not contain the sharp outside shooting of Malone University (Ohio), falling 101-62. 

Leaders
- Dwayne Jones (Philadelphia, PA, Greater Johnstown) led the way in scoring for the Mounties and was one rebound shy of a double-double, finishing with 20 points and nine rebounds. Scottie Porter (New London, CT, Lebanon (PA)) also contributed a season-high 14 points.
- De'Von Haggans (Harrisburg, PA, Central Dauphin) had an efficient game, recording a double-double with 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting and a team-high 10 rebounds. 

How It Happened
- The Mounties got off to a solid start scoring on their first four possessions, with Jones connecting to give them the 9-3 lead after the first two minutes. Junior Bo Myers of Malone University, who was a thorn in the side for the Mounties all game, would tie the game on his first of nine three pointers for the day at the 17:13 mark.
- Malone would then take the lead, which they would not surrender for the rest of the game. Malone stretched the margin to 11 points at the 11:45 mark, leading 26-16.
- Mount Aloysius cut the margin back under double digits with a jumper by Porter. Led by Myers, Malone responded with a significant run, scoring 19 unanswered points. The half concluded with Malone leading 57-29.
- In the early part of the second half, Jones was effective inside, allowing the Mounties to match Malone in scoring. But they were unable to chip away at Malone's lead, having a 76-45 deficit at the 10-minute mark.
- Malone continued to maintain their lead, even adding to it in the final quarter - the margin reached a game-high 43 at the 3:34 mark.
- Rafael Ibáñez Medina (Mexico City, Mexico, Canarias Basketball Academy) would provide a spark for the Mounties at the conclusion of the game, knocking down two three-pointers in the final two minutes. 
- Ultimately, Malone was able to hit triple-digits, winning by a final score 101-62.

Into the Box Score
- The Mounties equaled Malone with points-in-the-paint, each team scoring 38 points.
- Mount Aloysius sank more free throws than Malone, going 13-of-15 for 86.7 percent, compared to eight free throws for its opponent

Up Next
After five games on the road, Mount Aloysius looks forward to its home opener against Chatham University, Saturday November 27 at 3 p.m.