Box Score

BABSON PARK, Fla.  – Webber International University men's basketball hosted Trinity Baptist College, Tuesday night. The Warriors controlled the game from the get-go, eventually taking down the Eagles, 91-59.

The team was deadly from behind the arch, going 12-25 as a team. The Warriors full-court press was also effective, forcing Trinity Baptist to commit 26 turnovers.

Sam Auguste and Jovany Deceus led the way for the Warriors, scoring 18 and 17 points, respectively. Both players were hot from three-point range, combining for nine of Webber International's 12 made threes. Auguste added five assists, while Deceus pulled down eight rebounds. Dewaine Lyals was also a major contributor, dishing out five assists from the center position and hauling in eight rebounds, including four offensive boards.

The first half was all Webber International. The Warriors posted a season-high 48 points in the first half, while limiting the Eagles to just 23. Auguste and Deceus were dominant in the first half, posting 21 of the Warriors' 48 points. Lyals' pin-point passing from the top of the key was instrumental in breaking Trinity Baptist's defense, assisting on four baskets.

The second half saw much of the same, as Webber International did not let up the pressure. Aguste netted nine more points in the second half, including two more three-point shots. Cody Carden was effective off the bench, going 2-3 from beyond the arch, netting eight points in the final half. After facilitating the offense in the first half, Lyals was a defensive force in the second half, picking up four blocks in the final 20 minutes. The Warriors would eventually go on to secure an impressive, 91-59, victory.

The Warriors are back in action this weekend at the Thomas University Classic. Webber International takes on Edward Waters, Friday, November 20 and Voorhees College, Saturday, November 21.