BROOKLYN, N.Y. - Bryn Athyn men's basketball took a break from conference play to travel to Brooklyn, New York to take on Pratt Institute in a non-conference matchup. The Lions dominated and routed the home team 86-61.

Inside the Box Score

• Freshman, Jamal Canandy Jr. led the way for the Lions with 30 points, 6 assists, and 5 boards.
• Sophomore, Derreck Orr Jr. netted 17 points and grabbed 4 rebounds
• Junior, Jaryn McCann poured in 17 points and secured his sixth double double with 13 rebounds

How it happened

• Cannady Jr. and Orr Jr. scored the first 11 points for the Lions. Orr. Jr netted 7 points attacking the basket and knocking down a three-pointer giving the Lions an 11-6 lead
• Cannady Jr. went on an 8-0 himself capped off with a midrange pull up with 5:24 left in the half to give Bryn Athyn a 35-15 lead.
• Lions would take a 47-29 lead into the break
• Noah Riley came out firing in the second half netting all 8 of his points in the game. The freshman knocked two early three-pointers to start the half to stretch the Lion lead 53-32.
• Lions biggest lead was 30 which came off a three-pointer from junior Anthony Burr and two free throws from Cannady Jr. 
• Bryn Athyn would cruise to a 25 point win

Coach's Corner
"Winning a college basketball game is hard. It is is even harder to blow out a college team. Loved that our guys could get this one," Coach Sean Westerlund said. "I thought Mal (Jamal Cannady Jr.) was superb. J-Bird (Jaryn McCann) and Scoob (Derreck Orr Jr.) were excellent as well. I think when those three have it humming we are tough to stop. Loved the contributions and energy we got from Noah Riley and Mike Jones. We focus on our process and keep changing our best."

Notes

• Lions won the rebounding battle again 48-41
• Bryn Athyn hit double digit three-pointers (10) for the fifth time this season
• Lions shot 45% from the field, 40% from three, and a season high 87% from the free throw line
• Bryn Athyn improves to 3-14 on the season

Up Next
Lions will travel to undefeated and first place Wilson College on Saturday in Chambersburg, Pa. at 3 PM.