ARLINGTON, Va. — Marymount (0-1) lost to Johns Hopkins (1-0) 77-51 on Friday night. The Saints' bench supplied 37 points, while Johns Hopkins made 14 3-pointers and held a 38-28 rebounding edge.
Saints Top Performers
Austin Williams
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- 16 points
- 6/10 field goals made
- 3/4 3-pointers made
Joshua Hughes
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- 8 points
- 3/4 field goals made
- 2/2 free throws made
Brian Poore
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- 7 points
- 3 rebounds
Avery Oduro-Dompreh
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- 6 points
- 4/4 free throws made
- 2 rebounds
Carl Highsmith Jr.
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- 5 rebounds
- 1 block
The Saints answered an early Johns Hopkins basket with
Austin Williams' 3-pointer off a
Jerome Lowrey assist at 16:46, and the Saints built a 12-4 lead after
Joshua Hughes scored inside,
Brian Poore put back a miss and Williams hit another 3-pointer. Johns Hopkins worked back to a 13-13 tie on Justin Huang's 3-pointer and went ahead 14-13 at 9:10, but Williams put the Saints back in front with a layup at 8:19 and Poore scored off an assist from
Jayden Wiggins at 6:53 for a 17-16 lead. Johns Hopkins answered with a 3-pointer by Nasir Luna, a layup by Evan Rainville and a 3-pointer by Jonas Sujeta to move ahead 24-17 at 5:42, then later stretched the margin to 31-21 on Austin Maziasz's jumper.
Miles Phillips and Williams scored on consecutive Saints possessions to make it 31-25, but Johns Hopkins closed the half with a Maziasz 3-pointer and two Logan Feller free throws to lead 36-27 at halftime.
Johns Hopkins opened the second half with a Wyatt Eglinton Manner layup and a Nasir Luna 3-pointer to move ahead 41-27, but the Saints answered with a Wiggins 3-pointer, an
Avery Oduro-Dompreh dunk and a Hughes jumper to make it 41-34 at 16:01. Johns Hopkins pushed back with perimeter scoring, getting 3-pointers from Jonas Sujeta, Austin Maziasz and Jeb Williams during a stretch that carried the margin to 56-37 before Poore scored inside for the Saints. The Saints continued to get to the line late, with Oduro-Dompreh,
Ean Allen and
Robin Casapao adding free throws, but Johns Hopkins added baskets from Maziasz, Amr Areikat, Tomas Bruzoni and Jules Lewis to close out a 77-51 final.
Up next, the Saints basketball team travels to Salisbury, Md., to face Salisbury University on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Maggs Physical Activities Center.
