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Martlets Defeat Winged Beavers
Bennett Varao ‘27 led the way as the Martlets defeated the Winged Beavers for their first victory of the season. It was a close game and both teams played very hard. The Martlets led 22–17 at the break. The Beavers took a six point lead with about five minutes to go in the game, but then Ethan He ‘28 and Archie Downing ‘29 hit some big free throws down the stretch to seal the victory for Westminster. Every player contributed to this victory. Jacob Flores ‘29 and CJ Berry ‘29 hit important free throws in the first half to help Westminster build its lead. Eli Wilderman ‘29 drew several fouls and hit a big three-pointer. Westminster led by as much as seven in the first half. Enoch Olaosebikan ‘27 played excellent defense and hit a huge turnaround jumpshot to help Westminster cut into the Beaver lead late in the game. After Varao made a jumpshot, He hit two free throws to give the Martlets a 35-34 lead. Downing then drew a foul and hit one out of two free throws. With a 36–34 lead, He hit one more free-throw to make the final score 37–34.
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