Stony Brook uses another big run for 74-54 win over Maine

Jan 14, 2017, 04:19 pm

ORONO, Maine -- Lucas Woodhouse scored 20 points, Tyrell Sturdivant added 16 and Stony Brook used a big run in the second half to defeat Maine 74-54 on Saturday.

After Wes Myers of Maine made a layup at the 14:41 mark of the second half to even the game at 42, the seventh tie to go with 13 lead changes, the Seawolves reeled off 23-straight points.

Kameron Mitchell started the run with a 3-pointer. Woodhouse had 3s a minute apart and two free throws in the run that ended on a UC Iroegbu 3 at the 5:32 mark.

Stony Brook (8-8, 3-0 American East) won its fourth straight. In their last game, the Seawolves scored the final 21 points to beat Albany 72-70 when Woodhouse fed Sturdivant for the winning layup with less than a second to play.

Myers had 18 points for Maine (5-14, 1-3) and Vince Eze had 12 and 11 rebounds.