Harrisburg, Pa. – The Marymount men's basketball squad continued at its torrid pace on Wednesday night, downing Penn State Harrisburg, 82-63.  The Saints improve to 14-2 on the season and 8-1 in CAC action with the win. 

Freshman D'Ondre Stockman paced the Saints' attack with a team-high 16 points in the effort.  Senior Antonio Rouse and junior Rick Narcisse rounded out the double-figure performers with 14 and 13 points, respectively.

Marymount found itself in quite the predicament as the opening minutes melted away – down 10-0 at the 15:50 mark. 

Finally, with 15:38 showing, Rouse broke the scoreless drought and sparked a 13-2 Marymount run – bringing the score to a much more manageable 13-12 by the 12:59 mark.

Finding some serious momentum as the opening half came to a close, the Saints started to sink two buckets for every Lions' one.  A 22-12 Marymount rally saw the visitors ring in halftime with a commanding 40-29 lead.

The second half saw Penn State battle back early, cutting the deficit to just four, 42-38, with still 17:00 left to play.

Following a quick 6-2 run from the Saints, the score stood at 48-40 with 13:04 remaining.  That advantage, however, was about to completely evaporate.

The Lions sunk two triples and two free throws to eventually knot the score at 50-50 with 9:18 showing.  A counter from Rouse – a single tally from the charity stripe – put the Saints back on top for good. 

The remaining minutes saw Marymount add an exclamation point – an absolutely oppressive 32-13 run to close the contest.

The Saints shot a solid 56.9% (29-51) from the field and an impressive 42.9% (6-14) from long range, with Stockman and Michael Anderson accounting for four of the night's six three-pointers.

Marymount will take a five-game win streak into its weekend bout at St. Mary's (Md.).  The Saturday contest is slated for a 4 p.m. tip.