It was a busy Saturday of faculty basketball across the Midwest. This is a roundup of the motion.
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Luther 79, Nebraska Wesleyan 65: Peter Lash scored 28 factors for the Prairie Wolves, who could not get going from the three-point line, capturing simply 12-of-32 from deep. The win marks Luther’s first in American Rivers Convention play and drops Wesleyan to 6-3 in league play and 11-7 general.
South Dakota 84, Omaha 68: Luke Jungers scored 27 factors for Omaha, however the Mavs could not sustain with South Dakota on the street. South Dakota made 11 of 20 three-point makes an attempt, an effort led by AJ Plitzuweit, who made 5. Tony Osburn added 13 factors for the Mavericks, who fall to 7-14 general and 3-6 in Summit League play.
Dakota Wesleyan 80, Doane 69: Jakob Dobney sank eight three-pointers and scored 30 factors to assist Dakota Wesleyan flip away Doane in Crete. Brady Timm additionally scored 30 factors for Doane, and made six from lengthy vary. Alec Oberhauser pitched in 18 factors for the Tigers, who fall to 8-13 and 5-8 in GPAC play.
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Northwestern Faculty 79, Concordia 65: A chilly-shooting first half saved the Bulldogs at bay in a loss in Orange Metropolis, Iowa. Concordia missed 10 of its first 12 three-pointers within the first half, falling to a 21-point halftime deficit. Dillon Carlson scored 22 factors to guide the Purple Raiders.
Noah Schutte had 12 to guide the Bulldogs.
Wayne State 91, Minnesota Crookston 62: Lincoln East alum Jordan Janssen turned the Wildcat’s all-time scoring chief with a career-high 32 factors. He handed Grady Hansen and has scored 1,965 in his five-year profession.
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Luther 81, Nebraska Wesleyan 42: Luther dominated from the beginning, main 26-6 after the primary quarter. Brianna Denton had 9 factors for Wesleyan, which shot simply 28.6% general (14-for-49). Rubie Jordan had 13 factors for Luther.
Wesleyan falls to 5-12, 1-8 ARC this season.
South Dakota 70, Omaha 63: Weeping Water graduate Grace Cave scored 19 factors for the Mavericks, however South Dakota’s 1-2 punch of Grace Larkins (24 factors) and Carley Duffney (22) was an excessive amount of to beat. Omaha (Sep 11, 4-5 Summit) led 37-31 at halftime.
Concordia 65, Northwestern 55: A balanced scoring assault led the Bulldogs (12-7, 10-5 GPAC) to a win. Lincoln North Star grad Abby Krieser led the way in which with 12 factors whereas Abby Heemstra and Taysha Rushton each added 10. Maddie Jones had 14 for Northwestern.
Dakota Wesleyan 86, Doane 78: Mak Hatcliff exploded for 37 factors for Doane, which could not include Wesleyan’s trio of Rylee Rosenquist (18 factors), Jada Campbell (18) and Matt Reiner (10). Libby Trausch had 14 for the Tigers (11-9, 5-9 GPAC).