ARLINGTON, Va. - Marymount men's basketball played their final non-conference game of the season Wednesday evening, taking down the Sea Gulls of Salisbury University in front of their home crowd in a night of history for the Saints. 

With a final score of 82-65, the Saints move to 13-7 overall on the season behind senior Wyatt Hockenberry scoring his 1,000th point of his collegiate career. 

NOTABLE

• In Hockenberry's career night, he posted a team-high 20 points off of the bench, going 50% from beyond the arc while adding a pair of rebounds, a block, and an assist.
• Marcus Stubbs put up 16 points in the win with six total rebounds, three assists, and a pair of steals. 
• Miles Phillips was perfect from beyond the arc, notching 12 total points alongside three assists and a steal. 
• Marcus Beckett had 10 on the evening while pulling down seven boards. 
• Reuben McEachern had three steals and five assists for the Saints. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Saints hopped out to a six point lead in the early going, with Jack Bifano sinking a jumper within the arc to give the Saints early momentum.
• A three from Hockenberry put the Saints up by 12 with 10 minutes left in the first half. 
• Phillips found an open look and sank a three with just over three minutes left to play in the opening half to give Marymount an 18 point advantage. 
• Salisbury cut into the MU lead early in the second half, getting within eight, before a dunk from CJ Highsmith Jr. and a three from Stubbs put the Saints back in a double-digit lead. 
• With Salisbury inching closer, the Saints utilized a strong run to go up 18 with just over five minutes left in the game. 
• Another dunk from Highsmith Jr. was the dagger, as the Saints closed out another win in Converse Family Fieldhouse. 

UP NEXT

• The Saints hit the road this weekend, getting back into AEC action at Immaculata on Saturday at 3 PM.
• MU comes back home next Wednesday, taking on Cabrini at 7 PM.