BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - The Bryn Athyn College men's basketball team struggled against a tough Keystone team on Saturday, losing 86-75.

Inside the Box Score

• Jamal Cannady Jr. poured in 22 points and totaled 12 rebounds as the focal point of the Lions offense. 
• Jaryn McCann amassed yet another double-double, going for 15 points and 12 rebounds. 
• Isaiah Cureton cashed in three 3-pointers made in a 13-point effort. 
• Keystone's Javen Flowers-Smith went off for 46 points. 

How it happened

• The beginning of the game was hard fought and evenly matched, wit the teams tied at 14-14 through eight minutes. 
• Bryn Athyn struggled to get good looks on offense after that, conceding a 10-2 run for the next three minutes. 
• The Lions spent the next three minutes on an 11-3 run, propelled by some high-difficulty Cannady Jr. jumpers. 
• Keystone pulled ahead to end the half, going into the break up 45-33.
• The second half was mostly noncompetitive, but Bryn Athyn fought back late to close the final gap to 12. 

Coach's Corner
"It was a beautiful day for our seniors. Anthony Burr, Jaryn McCann, Isaiah Cureton, and Ju Jean-Louis have changed our program forever and have left it better than how they found it. For  the basketball portion of the game, we lacked an attention to details on a few parts of our scout and that ultimately hurt us. I credit the guys to battle back from 30 down with 11 to go to make it a game. We have an important week of games coming up. Our energy and effort is going to those." - Head coach Sean Westerlund. 

Notes

• 20 of the Lions' 29 field goal makes were assisted. 
• Jamal Cannady Jr. is now six points away from 1000 for his career.
• Bryn Athyn is now 5-7 in CSAC play. 
• Keystone improves to 7-5 in conference. 

Up Next

• Bryn Athyn visits Wilson College on Wednesday, February 15th at 7pm.