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Westminster Battles But Comes Up Short
The first half was relatively even before Salisbury made a substantial run. With eight minutes left in the first, Westminster settled into some bad habits, not boxing out on the defensive end and suddenly throwing up sloppy NBA-range threes on the offensive side. Salisbury led 25-15 at the half. The Martlets tried chipping away in the second half, an all-too-familiar spot for the home team. They actually outscored their opponent 33-31 in those 16 minutes but couldn't quite catch up to the Crimson Knights, eventually losing 56-48. Eddie Lie-A-Cheong '19 led Westminster's scoring with 14 points and five rebounds. Henry Mitrano '19, back from his sojourn out west, added 10 points and much needed leadership, and Roman Mitchell '20 provided a lot of spark off the bench, netting eight points in the second half, including a couple of three-pointers. Lukas Dudzik '19 had six boards and a couple of nifty steals.
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