CANTON, Mo. – Darius Yohe lit up the floor as he went a perfect 9-for-9 from the field to help post a double-double in Thursday evening's loss at Culver-Stockton College.
 
The Owls had all five starters score in double digits with Yohe leading the way with 21 points (9-9 FG, 3-3 FT).
 
The Owls next play Missouri Valley on the road on Saturday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m.
 
By The Numbers
100 – The Owls shot a perfect 9-for-9 from the foul line through the 40 minutes.
21 – Darius Yohe was perfect offensively as he went 9-for-9 from the field and 3-for-3 from the foul line for 21 points.
13 – Darius Yohe pulled down 13 rebounds to complete his double-double, and Mike Robinson went 3-for-6 from the three-point line for 13 points.
12 – Nathan Schwartze added 12 points to the end score.
9 – Jared Crutcher came up one rebound shy of a double-double, pulling down nine boards with 10 points.
 
Game Highlights
CSC opened the game with a 6-0 lead, but a layup and a fast break dunk from Jared Crutcher brought the Owls within two a minute later, 6-4.
 
The Owls trailed by one until Mike Robinson hit a three and Makenzie Fessler followed with a long jumper to give the Owls a one-point lead with 12:04 on the clock, 15-14.
 
A traditional three-point play from Darius Yohe put the Owls back in the lead with 6:05 on the clock after CSC went back on top, 25-23.
 
A 6-0 run with four points from Yohe and and two from Robinson extended the Owls lead to six with 3:03 remaining in the half, 31-25. Yohe scored the final points of the half to bring his stat line to 15 points, sending the Owls into halftime with a six-point lead, 38-32.
 
Yohe sunk the first bucket of the second half, giving the Owls an eight-point lead right out of the gate, 40-32.
 
An 11-4 CSC run closed the gap to one point five minutes in, and a CSC three with 11:51 on the clock evened the score, 48-48.
 
Robinson hit a long jumper to take back the lead, but the CSC took up the lead following the next two plays.
 
A three from Nathan Schwartze put the Owls back on top, but CSC answered with a 9-0 run to take an eight-point lead with 7:32 left to play, 61-53.  
 
Back-to-back jumpers from Fessler cut the game to five with 3:52 on the clock, but CSC kept a strong hold on the lead and pushed it back to nine. They closed out the game with a 74-66 final score.