Box Score FOREST GROVE, Ore. -- In the final game of the Ken Schumann classic, George Fox beat Northwest Indian College 104-73 for their first win of the season.

How It Happened 
The first half was a struggle for the Bruins, as they couldn't get shots to fall with consistency. The Bruins were down by as many as 10 points in the first and went into the second half down by four. 

To start the second, the Bruins came out aggressive defensively to start the second half. They took a 48-42 lead and never looked back. Fox shot 7-14 from behind the arc in the half, which complimented the high number of steals they accumulated. They had 44 fast break points in the game, the majority of which came in the second. 

The defense of the Bruins was the driving point of their success — in the first half, Northwest Indian College shot 53% from the field, and in the second they only shot 36%. Fox was able to force 33 turnovers and scored 40 points off of those turnovers as well. Fox had 23 steals in the game. 

Top Performances
Momo Stokes scored 23 points on 8-16 shooting, while Kade Sorenson had 15 points off the bench with three triples. Davon Walker had 12, while Chris Nickelberry and Charlie Powers had 11 points apiece. All in all, five Bruins scored in double digits. 

Coach's Thoughts
"I loved the second half energy and competitive excellence," Bruin head coach Maco Hamilton said, "I'm hopeful this will be a catalyst to changing our overall approach as we move forwards." 

What It Means
The Bruins improve to 1-3 after the win today. 

What Comes Next
The Bruins start a long road trip, on Friday they will play Chapman in Orange, Calif. They won't play at home until December 20th.