ARLINGTON, Va. - Marymount men's basketball took care of business on Sunday afternoon, taking down the Fighting Squirrels of Mary Baldwin in the Pablo Coto Championship game 77-to-52.

With the win, the Saints move to 3-2 on the year, going 2-0 over the home weekend. 

NOTABLE

• Marcus Stubbs won the Most Outstanding Player award over the weekend. In the championship game, the senior dropped 11 total points with four assists and four rebounds. 
• Marcus Beckett took home All-Tournament Team honors, pulling down five boards and dishing three assists in the win, adding a trio of steals. 
• Isaac Harris had 13 points, going 6-for-7 from the floor, while dishing three assists and pulling down three rebounds.
• CJ Highsmith Jr. had 11 points on the afternoon with two rebounds, two blocks, and two assists. 
• The Saints bench took matters into their own hands a majority of the contest, with Marymount having 42 points from players off of the bench. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• MU opened the contest with a quick 9-0 spurt, capped off by a three from Stubbs to give the Saints' bench momentum.
• A three from Harris gave the Saints an 18-point lead with just under 11 minutes left in the half. 
• MBU had a few significant runs of their own to make matters close, with the game going into the half at 31-27 in favor of the Saints.
• MU continued to maintain offensive pressure starting the second half. Jack Bifano sank a layup near the 16-minute mark to give Marymount a 10-point lead.
• Highsmith Jr. found a pass from Stubbs, dunking to gain the points and throw the Marymount bench into hysterics. 
• Jase Mosley sank a three off the pass of Reuben McEachern to round out the scoring for Marymount. 

UP NEXT

• The Saints hit the road this Tuesday, traveling to Catholic University for a 6 PM tipoff.