Hosting the Seahawks of Salve Regina this afternoon on Kanas Court, Gordon College Men's Basketball was hitting from all cylinders, shooting 55.6% from the field and 53.8% from behind the arc resulting in a dominant 93-70 Senior Day victory over the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) No. 2 ranked Salve Regina Seahawks.

For the Fighting Scots, Garrett Sattazahn once again led the way with 25 points, Parker Omslaer was perfect from the field (8-8) for 17 points, Michael Makeij added 16 points and half as many rebounds, while Bryce Smith tacked on 10 points and dished out 10 assists in the win.

On the visitor side, Cameron Collins had 12 points followed by Clay Brochu and Jojo Powers who recorded nine points each.

How It Happened

• With the score knotted up at 7-all at the 16 minute mark, the Scots went on a 12-point run (19-7), highlighted by six points from Omslaer and an earth shattering dunk from David Massillon. Despite a Salve layup that put the Seahawks within six points (23-17) with 9:15 remaining in the half, the Fighting Scots fired up the crowd to close out the first, outscoring their opponents 19-4 to hold a very comfortable 44-23 lead at the break.
• Continuing to stay hot coming out of the locker room, Gordon scored 10 straight points, increasing their lead to 31 just three minutes into the second half.
• After Sattazahn hit his fourth three within a two and a half minute span, the Scots nearly had Salve doubled up 70-36 with 12 minutes to go in regulation. The blue and white continued to pour it on through the remainder of the half, never allowing Salve to orchestrate a comeback, eventually taking the 23-point Senior Day Win.

Beyond The Box Score

• Before today's contests, the Fighting Scots honored seniors David Massillon, Benjamin North, and Parker Omslear.
• The Scots have now hit 14 three pointers as a team in three games since the beginning of the new year. The GCMB record is 17 which was set in 2001.
• Gordon returns to the hardwood on Monday, February 21 to host the Curry College Colonels in the opening round of the CCC Playoffs at 7 p.m. on Kanas Court.