CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. - Men's basketball went on the road in a must win situation to keep their playoff hopes alive and knocked off Clarks Summit 96-79.

Inside the box score

• Lions had five players in double figures: freshman Jamal Cannady Jr. (22), junior Anthony Burr (19), junior Jaryn McCann (18), junior Isaiah Cureton (14), freshman Noah Riley (12)
• McCann logged another double double with 11 rebounds and swatted 5 shots
• Burr dished out 9 assists which is the second highest single game total
• Bryn Athyn knocked down 16 three pointers which is the second highest single game total as well

How it happened

• The teams traded baskets in the first minute, but at 17:54 mark, the Lions took the lead for the rest of the game
• Bryn Athyn came out firing from three knocking down their first three field goal attempts from deep
• Lions would go on a 14-4 run from 15:29 to 9:00 minute mark...Cannady Jr. was responsible for 7 of the 14 pointa
• A three pointer from Noah Riley gave the Lions their largest lead of the first half bringing the score to 49-25 with 3:24 remaining
• Bryn Athyn would take a 54-34 lead into the break
• Coming out of break, the Lions would keep the pedal on the metal growing their lead to 34 points (81-47) with 11:43 remaining
• Bryn Athyn would stay in cruise control for the remainder of the game and pull out a 96-79 win

Coach's Corner
"This game was about process. We have been emphasizing process from day one and our guys are realizing who we've been, what we are, and who we can be," Coach Sean Westerlund said. "We have two conference sweeps for the first time in program history. We are doing some amazing things on the offensive end of the floor. We need to clean up the ball security, but a lot to be proud of. Anthony Burr and Noah Riley are stepping up in a big way. We will continue to hunt together."

Notes

• Lions shot 45% from the field which is the eigth game in a row Bryn Athyn has shot above 43% from the field
• Lions hit 16 three pointers at a 42% clip
• Bryn Athyn forced 32 turnovers and racked up 19 steals. 
• Bryn Athyn scored 96 point which is the fourth game in a row above 85 points. Lions are averaging 96.3 points per game in their last four. 
• Lions are 6-16 and 4-7 in conference play

Up Next
Lions will travel to Keystone College on Monday February 14 in a matchup with playoff implications. Game tips off at 6 PM.