Mike Jones and Jeremy Jones each contributed 11 points and Jeremiah Randall hit double digits with 10 points. By halftime the Saints had shot out to a 64-24 lead. The Saints opened the second half by holding Wesleyan scoreless for four minutes, building the lead to 76-24 before Gary Sisler hit a free throw to put the visitors on the board. Seward coach Dave Brown then made substitutions the rest of the game. The Saints demonstrated the work ethic on the court that they had been developing in practice.
Saints dove at loose balls, battled for rebounds and challenged every shot.
The aggressive style of play did reel up foul totals, but no players on either team fouled out or had early foul trouble. But some of them did. And when they did, they were impressive. In the second half, Jeremy Jones received a pass on the baseline outside the paint. Looking away from the lane, Jones threw a pass over his shoulder right by his defender under the basket.