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Perkins vs Duluth 2024
Aliyah Adams
79
Winner Lake Superior St. M-345 8-2,1-1 GLIAC
77
Roosevelt M-2807 2-5,0-1 GLIAC
Winner
Lake Superior St. M-345
8-2,1-1 GLIAC
79
Final
77
Roosevelt M-2807
2-5,0-1 GLIAC
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Lake Superior St. M-345 46 33 79
Roosevelt M-2807 35 42 77

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Game Recap: Men's Basketball | | Chase Ward

Laker Men's Basketball Win Showdown in Windy City

CHICAGO, Ill. - The No. 10 Lake Superior State (LSSU) men's basketball team (8-2, 1-1 GLIAC) proved to be the superior Lakers with a 79-77 win at Roosevelt (2-5, 0-1 GLIAC) on Thursday. 

Tyson Edmondson (Ypsilanti, Mich.) opened up the scoring with a three on LSSU's opening possession. Devin Womack (Ypsilanti, Mich.) would then hit a three from the corner to keep his team ahead, but Roosevelt fought back to take a one point lead at 9-8. Lake State was able to push back ahead, building momentum with a dunk from Adam Harakow (Edmonton, Alta.) and multiple threes from Drew Hess (Oscoda, Mich.). LSSU continued to battle, using a 7-0 run that featured a dunk from Edmondson and an and one from Harakow to go ahead 41-27, their largest lead of the night, and they would go into the half leading 46-35.

Roosevelt started the second half strong, opening the frame with an 11-2 run to trim the deficit to two. LSSU was able to nurse their slim lead with a bucket inside from Kingsley Perkins (Ypsilanti, Mich.) and a clutch three from Hess, but RU just kept hanging around. Then, with just under eight minutes to play, a Roosevelt three put them ahead for the first time since the score was 9-8. Both teams began to trade buckets for the next five minutes of game time, but with three minutes to go, Andy Soma (Traverse City, Mich.) fired from the corner to put Lake State back in front. A three from Womack and a hook shot inside from Perkins helped hold off RU before icing the game away at the free throw line. 

Perkins led the way offensively with 20 points while Womack was not far behind with 17 of his own. Edmondson also finished scoring in double-figures with 11 points. 

The Lakers return to action on Dec. 22 when they host Kuyper in Bud Cooper Gymnasium with tipoff scheduled for 1 p.m.

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Players Mentioned

Tyson Edmondson

#4 Tyson Edmondson

G
6' 6"
Senior
Adam Harakow

#10 Adam Harakow

G
6' 7"
Sophomore
Drew Hess

#30 Drew Hess

G
6' 2"
Redshirt Junior
Kingsley Perkins

#11 Kingsley Perkins

F
6' 8"
Senior
Andy Soma

#22 Andy Soma

G
6' 1"
Fifth Year
Devin Womack

#0 Devin Womack

G
6' 2"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Tyson Edmondson

#4 Tyson Edmondson

6' 6"
Senior
G
Adam Harakow

#10 Adam Harakow

6' 7"
Sophomore
G
Drew Hess

#30 Drew Hess

6' 2"
Redshirt Junior
G
Kingsley Perkins

#11 Kingsley Perkins

6' 8"
Senior
F
Andy Soma

#22 Andy Soma

6' 1"
Fifth Year
G
Devin Womack

#0 Devin Womack

6' 2"
Senior
G