The Seawolves were led by 13 points from sophomore center Malcolm Campbell and 11 from freshman Liam Gibcus in their UAA debuts, while junior forwards Nick Pacitti and Casey Robinson chipped in with eight points apiece.
Tiger Wright led the NAIA Eagles (0-1) with a game-high 15 points, but most of those came in the second half after UAA held ASU to just one field goal before halftime. UAA’s 35-7 advantage marked the fewest points allowed in any half by a Seawolf team, breaking the record of 11 against Lancaster Bible on Nov. 5, 2006.
Robinson – a 6-6 forward in his first game back after missing last season with a knee injury – hit a three-pointer to start the scoring, and UAA quickly jumped to leads of 12-0, 18-1 and 23-2.
A Julius Clark layup with 3:09 remaining in the half was ASU’s first basket of the night as the home team shot 1 of 18 in the opening stanza.
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UAA Scoring
Malcolm Campbell 13, Liam Gibcus 11, Nick Pacitti 8, Casey Robinson 8, Kevin White 6, Drew Robinson 5, Steve White 5, Brandon Walker 4, Donnie Lao 4. Total – 64.
ASU Scoring
Tiger Wright 15, John Ward 10, Julius Clark 7, Pat Rochelle 3, Anthony Friedas 2, Chuck Fawcett 11. Total – 39.
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