
3/5/2014 9:20:00 PM | Men's Basketball
ANDERSON, S.C. – Queens University of Charlotte closes the 2013-14 season at 14-13 after falling to Anderson University in the quarterfinal round of the 2014 SAC Food Lion Men's Basketball Championship. The Royals fell 76-65 to the Trojans.
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After Chris Ross of the Trojans got his team on the board first with a dunk 22 seconds into play, the Royals answered with a 14-2 run on the back of stellar three-point shooting sophomore guard Joby Glymph early on. However, it would also be three pointers that would get the Trojans back into the game as they knocked down three in a row to cut Queens' lead to seven, 20-13 by the under-12 media. Â
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An 11-2 run by Anderson would give the Trojans the lead for the first time since the opening play of the game. A pair of free throws from Queens' Jarrett Stokes would tie things up at 24-24 with 4:16 to play and the two teams traded baskets for the remainder of the half.
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With the game knotted at 31-31, both teams headed into the locker room shooting 50 percent from the three. Additionally, the Royals held SAC leading scorer Chandler Hash scoreless in the opening 20 minutes.
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The second half began much like the first ended with neither team really being able to create a substantial lead. After not shooting a shot in the first half, Hash would be the one to get Anderson going at 7:18 with a four-point play that resulted in the Trojans lead growing to eight, 58-50, and Glymph heading to the bench with his fourth foul.
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A turnover on the offensive end for Queens allowed the Trojans to expand their lead to 11, 61-60, as Myson Jones knocked down another three. By 5:41, Anderson held its largest lead of the game at 63-50.
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Stokes finished the game with 26 points after shooting 7-of-18 from the floor. Glymph added 11 points, while Brent Evans was just shy of a double-double with 10 points and 9 rebounds. Josh Clyburn chipped in with eight points.
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CJ Gleaton led the Trojans with 27 points and 10 rebounds. Jones added 19 points, while Chris Ross recorded 12 points and eight rebounds.
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After Chris Ross of the Trojans got his team on the board first with a dunk 22 seconds into play, the Royals answered with a 14-2 run on the back of stellar three-point shooting sophomore guard Joby Glymph early on. However, it would also be three pointers that would get the Trojans back into the game as they knocked down three in a row to cut Queens' lead to seven, 20-13 by the under-12 media. Â
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An 11-2 run by Anderson would give the Trojans the lead for the first time since the opening play of the game. A pair of free throws from Queens' Jarrett Stokes would tie things up at 24-24 with 4:16 to play and the two teams traded baskets for the remainder of the half.
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With the game knotted at 31-31, both teams headed into the locker room shooting 50 percent from the three. Additionally, the Royals held SAC leading scorer Chandler Hash scoreless in the opening 20 minutes.
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The second half began much like the first ended with neither team really being able to create a substantial lead. After not shooting a shot in the first half, Hash would be the one to get Anderson going at 7:18 with a four-point play that resulted in the Trojans lead growing to eight, 58-50, and Glymph heading to the bench with his fourth foul.
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A turnover on the offensive end for Queens allowed the Trojans to expand their lead to 11, 61-60, as Myson Jones knocked down another three. By 5:41, Anderson held its largest lead of the game at 63-50.
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Stokes finished the game with 26 points after shooting 7-of-18 from the floor. Glymph added 11 points, while Brent Evans was just shy of a double-double with 10 points and 9 rebounds. Josh Clyburn chipped in with eight points.
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CJ Gleaton led the Trojans with 27 points and 10 rebounds. Jones added 19 points, while Chris Ross recorded 12 points and eight rebounds.
Team Stats
QUMBB13
AUMBB
FG%
.431
.464
3FG%
.421
.462
FT%
.650
.706
RB
33
31
TO
17
12
STL
6
7
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