ARLINGTON, Va. - Marymount played host to the Catholic Cardinals in Pope's Cup action on Wednesday evening, ultimately falling in the contest by a final score of 68-53.

With the loss, the Saints have dropped four in a row to put their record at 3-4 on the season, looking to bounce back in the coming weekend. 

Notable

• Wyatt Hockenberry showed strong offensive prowess on the court, dropping 20 total points. The junior went 4-5 from beyond the arc. 
• Ra'Shawn Cook dropped 12 points in the affair, adding five rebounds and three steals.
• James Bell put up seven points with five rebounds. 

How It Happened

• The two teams started hot, going back-and-forth to open the contest. Hockenberry sank a fast break three to tie up the early game at five apiece. 
• Catholic began to pull away in the first half, but a strong run from the Saints kept them in stride with the Cardinals. Before long, another three from Hockenberry put MU within seven heading into the half. 
• The Saints opened up the second half with a three yet another three from Hockenberry to put them within four. 
• Isaac Harris drove down the lane and sank a contested layup to give the Saints life later in the half after a powerful run from the visiting Cardinals. 
• Catholic took control down the stretch and ultimately ran away with the victory by its final tally of 68-53.

Up Next

• Marymount will be at home again this upcoming Wednesday, Dec. 3, taking on the Mary Washington Eagles at 3:00 PM.
• MU will hit the road next Wednesday, Dec. 7. They travel to Dickinson for a 7:30 PM tip off.