DUBOIS, PA - In a commanding performance on their home court, Penn State DuBois demonstrated their prowess and secured a convincing 102-69 victory over Penn State Beaver.

From the tip-off, the Nittany Lions set the tone for the game, establishing an early lead that they would maintain throughout. The first half saw an impressive offensive display, with a shooting percentage of 53.8%, including 35.7% from beyond the arc. Ashton Fortson showcased his skills, contributing 8 points and 7 rebounds, while Jaiquil Johnson led the charge with an outstanding 28 points, showcasing his versatility with 3 three-pointers.

The second half only intensified Penn State DuBois' dominance. Kaleb Pryor took control, finishing the game with 24 points and contributing significantly on both ends of the court. The team continued to capitalize on turnovers, scoring 29 points off Beaver's mistakes. The fast-paced, aggressive style of play led to a total of 18 steals for DuBois, emphasizing their defensive prowess.

Beau Verdill's presence in the paint was felt as he secured 8 rebounds, and the team as a whole outrebounded Penn State Beaver 39 to 29. The bench also played a crucial role, with contributions from players like Cole Love, who added 12 points.

Despite a notable performance from Penn State Beaver's Josh McCloud and Trevor Franklin, DuBois' collective effort proved too much to handle. The final score of 102-69 highlighted the Nittany Lions' dominance, with their 68 points in the paint reflecting their ability to penetrate the Beaver defense.

The victory solidifies Penn State DuBois as a formidable force in the conference, showcasing their offensive firepower and defensive tenacity. As they celebrate this impressive win, the team looks ahead to the upcoming challenges, fueled by the momentum gained from this commanding performance on their home court.