Game Detail

Opponent:	at La Roche College*
Game Location:	Away
Academic Year:	2009-2010
Game Date / Time:	TBA
Won/Lost:	W
Score:	73-68
Game Notes:	Pittsburgh--Despite committing 25 turnovers, the Mount Aloysius men's basketball team held on for 73-68 road victory over La Roche College. Freshman Armond Perez got into early foul trouble for the Mounties, and was forced to the bench for nearly the entire first half. In his abscence, Joey Stephenson and Harold Clark kept the Mounties in the game with their hot outside shooting. The pair connected on 6-12 from behind the arc. Perez led a very balanced Mount Aloysius scoring attack with 16 points. Clark also had 16 points, while Stephenson and Tyrone Lowery each added 14 points. Junior Brian Collins suffered an ankle injury, while drivig to the basket in the second half, and was unable to return to the game. La Roche was led by Dillon Grazier's 16 points. Mike Dixon and Mike Williams each added 11 points.
Game Date / Time(DH):	Mon May 11 03:00 PM
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