Men’s basketball knocks down Cairn Highlanders

By Deleon Floyd
February 19, 2015

Senior guards Vinny Walls and Aaron Walton-Moss combined for 34 points in the win over Cairn University.
Senior guards Vinny Walls and Aaron Walton-Moss combined for 34 points in the win over Cairn University.

Men’s basketball extended their streak with a fifth win over Cairn University, placing a 101-54 victory.

Saturday,  Feb. 14, men’s basketball made a stamp in the conference with a huge 47 point victory in Cairn University’s gym. Almost close to another triple double, senior guard Aaron Walton-Moss set a career high 18 rebounds and to go along with 17 points. Vinny Walls, senior guard, also placed 17 points in the box score, which helped the team increase their lead during the game.

With only 15 minutes of play, sophomore, Ryan Charity contributed 10 points and four rebounds. Three other sophomores, Green, Monroe and Paden tallied 12 points apiece combining for 15 rebounds. Cabrini took an early jump start in the beginning of the first half leading 15-5, later increasing the lead into 20 points several minutes later. A buzzer beater shot from Aaron Walton-Moss set the team ahead 50-30 before heading into the locker room for half-time.

The men’s basketball team connected with most of their field goals in the second half. On the defensive end of the floor the team allowed few points on their end. After men’s basketball faces Gwynedd Mercy on Wednesday, it will conclude the regular season and open up play-offs. Junior guard Ace Henry, has high hopes for the post season.

“As the season went on we added more pieces that we were missing,” Henry said. “If we all come together we will have a chance to go far, we are on a roll now and we have to continue it. Right now we have to continue to go hard in practice and build team chemistry. I am very excited for the post season.”

As of now Cabrini, is hoping to finish as a number one seed in the Colonial States Athletic Conference.

This will be Cabrini’s six straight run for a conference championship title.

“What I know about the rivalries in the CSAC is that Gwynedd is our biggest rivals, they are always number two, and we are always number one,” Kris Knight, senior business major, said.  “Even though we always beat them when we are hosting, I feel as though this year Gwynedd Mercy men’s team could surprise us for the championship. Lets just hope the team pulls it together and wins the next few games so we can host, have another CSAC championship. Plus it is my senior year I need us to win.”

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