FOREST GROVE, Ore. — One day after picking up their first win of the season, the George Fox Men's basketball team had a historic night, dropping 116 points on Portland Bible College to collect a resounding victory, 116-44.         

How It Happened
The Bruins jumped out to a roaring start, taking a commanding 30-7 lead midway through the first quarter, and had thoroughly begun to run away with the game. By the time the first half had come to an end, the Bruins held a 54-14 lead and had shot over 50%. Fox held the Arrows to just four made field goals.

The Bruins didn't slow down in the second half, extending their lead to 52 halfway through the second half. Though they rested their starters for most of the second, other players stepped up; after a lights-out first half, Trey McDonald III continued his hot play with another flawless second half, tying the George Fox school record with a 10-10 performance from the field. The Bruins finished with four players into double digits, while McDonald's perfect night helped propel him to a 20-point game. Ultimately, their 72-point win was one of the largest margins of victory in program history — trailing their 87-point win over Northwest in 1987.

Top Performances 
Trey McDonald III led the way for the Bruins offense, going a flawless 10-10 from the field while dropping 20 points. Kade Sorenson, Aiden Price, and Nick Greenwood also had double-digit games with Sorenson leading that pack with 16 points after going 4-5 from beyond the arc. On defense, Samuel Stewart IV had seven rebounds, but Jamar Mitchell showed out with 10 rebounds on the day. The Bruins forced 27 Arrows turnovers, with Jame Moore leading the way with four steals.

Coach's Thoughts
"Today presented new opportunities and challenges," Bruin head coach Maco Hamilton said, "and our men did a great job of competing at a high level to help us continue our growth as a program."

What It Means
The Bruins improve to 2-1 overall and hope to keep their momentum rolling into their next game against LeTourneau.

What's Next
The Bruins take on LeTourneau on Tuesday in Newberg, Ore. The game is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m.