BABSON PARK, Fla. (November 6, 2019) – In two days on Friday, November 8, the Webber International University men's basketball team will take the court inside the Sabbagh Athletic Center for the first time during its current 2019-20 season as the Warriors host Trinity College (Fla.) at 7:30 p.m. in Babson Park, Florida.

Webber is currently 0-4 in 2019-20 with all four games being decided by single digits. The closest margin was a three-point loss, 80-77, against Sterling College (Kan.) during the Warriors' season opener (Oct. 25) while most recently, Webber fell 113-108 in overtime at Florida College last Saturday (Nov. 2).

"I am very excited to finally play a home game," said Head Coach Allen Corbin. "It is brutal to be on the road in college basketball if you are not playing close to perfect basketball. We have a lot of things to clean up and we plan on doing that this week. I am hoping that we put together a full 40 minutes and a great crowd comes out to support us."

Junior guard Tommie Luke currently leads Webber in scoring at 23.8 points per game while Corey Corbin is averaging 12 points per game, Joel Coffey is averaging 7.3 rebounds per game and shooting over 70 percent from the field, and Rasheem Etienne is shooting over 37 percent from three.

As a team, the Warriors are currently averaging 84.3 points per contest and are shooting over 42 percent from the field but are also allowing opponents to score over 90 points per game while shooting over 48 percent overall.

Nationally in NAIA Division-II, Luke ranks ninth in total scoring (95) and is 18th in points per game (23.8), 22nd in steals (8) and 41st in assists (14). Coffey, meanwhile, is ranked 16th in total blocks (6) and is 33rd in blocks per game (1.5) and 44th in rebounds (29).

As a team, Webber currently ranks top-10 in NAIA Division-II in offensive rebounds per game (16) and is 24th in total rebounds per game (43.6), 25th in total scoring offense (337), 25th in steals (33), 36th in blocks (10) and 49th in steals per game (8.3).

Webber men's basketball is currently 1-1 during home openers under its third-year head coach Allen Corbin. In 2017-18, the Warriors defeated Edward Waters College (Fla.) 87-69 on November 1, but in 2018-19, Webber opened up its home slate with a 100-93 loss in Sun Conference play against No. 11 Southeastern University on November 15.

To follow the action during the Warriors' home opener on Friday and all season long, please visit Webber's Stretch Internet Page, HERE.