Cabrini University Cavaliers (3-4) vs. Salisbury University Sea Gulls (3-6)
Thursday, December 5, 7pm
Nerney Field House

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Last Meeting: Cabrini 83, Salisbury 72 (9/24/2013, Owings Mills, MD)
The Cavaliers completed the 2013 Hoopsville National Invitational Classic with a pair of wins after the No. 19 ranked Blue and White topped the sea Gulls 83-72.

Current Cabrini assistant coach Jon Miller '14 led Cabrini with a monster double-double with 24 points and 16 rebounds, both career highs. Aaron Walton-Moss added 21 points, six rebounds and six assists, while AJ Picard added 18 points.

With the score tied at 37 after 20 minutes of action, Walton-Moss scored the first five points of the second half, giving Cabrini a lead it would not relinquish. The Sea Gulls kept the game close, pulling within a bucket several times, but Cabrini always had an answer.

Tim Harwood led Salisbury with 16 points, two more than Charles Porter, while Dominic Milburn added 10 points off the bench.    

Cabrini Last Time Our: Cabrini 77, Lancaster Bible 74 (12/3/2019, Lancaster, PA)
After leading by 10 at the half, Cabrini saw its lead slip away in the second half, as LBC grabbed the lead at 68-67 with 5:39 to play. Both teams exchanged buckets over the next few minutes, with Lancaster Bible tying the score at 70, 72 and 74, with the game's final draw coming with just 1:24 to play.

Fouls on consecutive possessions sent Mack to the charity stripe, where he connected on 3-4, putting the Cavaliers ahead 77-74 with 29 seconds to play. The Chargers created a pair of chances to even the game in the final seconds, but the Blue and White's defensive pressure sealed the victory.

Sophomore Voshon Mack scored a game-high 17 points for the Blue and White, while senior Keith Blassingale and sophomore Ryan Byars added 15 points each.

Sophomore Brice Parks notched his first career double-double, pairing 10 points with a career best 10 rebounds, as the Cavaliers snapped their four game losing streak.

Salisbury Last Time Out: College at Brockport 75, Salisbury 69 (12/1/2019, Pittsburg, PA)
The Sea Gulls dropped their third consecutive contest on Sunday, as Salisbury fell to Brockport in the consolation game of the Carnegie Mellon DoubleTree Invitational.

Salisbury trailed by as many as 11 points early in the second half, but used a 13-2 spurt to even the score at 44 with 14 minutes to play. The game remained tight, with the Sea Gulls claiming a slim 52-51 lead on freshman Cameron Heard's lay-up. The lead was short-lived, as Brockport responded with back to back three's to rebuild its six point cushion at the 9:49 mark.

Salisbury pulled to within one point on two occasions in the game's final minutes, but the Sea Gulls could never find the right combination to pull ahead.

Junior Gary Briddell and freshman D'Angelo Tull led Salisbury with 14 points each, while senior Lucas Martin chipped in with 11 points.
 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Salisbury
3-4	Record	3-6
77.4	Points per Game	13.3
.452	FG percentage	.432
.370	3-Point FG Percentage	.351
.605	FT Percentage	.630
37.3	Rebounds per Game	38.8
11.7	Assists per Game	13.7
3.1	Blocked Shots per Game	2.9
7.4	Steals per Game	6.9
18.3	Turnovers per Game	15.1
	TEAM LEADERS
Keith Blassingale (20.9)	Points per Game	Gary Briddell (13.5)
Voshon Mack (10.0)	Rebounds per Game	Johnny Fierstein (7.4)
Keith Blassingale (3.1)	Assists per Game	D'Angelo Tull (3.2)
Jarren Abad (3.0)	Blocked Shots per Game	Lucas Martin (1.1)
Keith Blassingale (1.6)	Steals per Game	Gary Briddell (2.0)