Today in Storm Men’s Basketball

SIMPSON STORM 4-0, 0-0 A-R-C Loras Duhawks 1-2, 0-0 A-R-C

336 (84.0/game) 279 (69.8/game) 44.2% (117-265) 34.7% (41-118) 77.2% (61-79) 160 (40.0/game) 58 (14.5/game) 4 (1.0 per game) 24 (6.0 per game) 29 (7.3 per game)

Andrew Gibb, 79 Andrew Gibb, 19.8 Andrew Gibb, 62.5% Jack Hutchinson, 42.9% 4 tied, 100% Chris Honz, 25 3 tied, 10 Trent Williamson, 5.0 Chris Honz, 2 Buck Eagleburger, 5

TEAM COMPARISON

Points Points Allowed Field Goal % 3-Point % Free Throw % Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Turnovers

STATISTICAL LEADERS

Points Points per game Field Goal % 3-Point % Free Throw % Rebounds Assists Assist/Turnover Ratio Blocks Steals 284 (94.7/game) 267 (89.0/game) 49.7% (96-193) 31.5% (23-73) 75.8% (69-91) 112 (37.3/game) 54 (18.0/game) 4 (1.3/game) 27 (9.0/game) 55 (18.3/game)

Ali Sabet, 62 Ali Sabet, 20.7 Alex Singleton, 62.% Myles Barry, 50% Myles Barry, 100% Myles Barry, 20 Myles Barry, 18 Jared Pearson, 3.0 4 tied, 1 Myles Barry, 8

GAME 5 DETAILS:

DATE: Tuesday, Nov. 22 • 7:30 p.m. LOCATION: Indianola, Iowa VENUE: Cowles Fieldhouse

THE STORM

The Storm are the only unbeaten team remaining in the American Rivers Conference, with the 4-0 record being the best start to a season since the 1997-98 campaign. Easton Darling hit five threes in the win over Cornell, leading the Storm with 24 points, while Andrew Gibb continued his impressive start with 23 points.

THE DUHAWKS

The Duhawks have had three high scoring games to start their year. After dropping their opener, the Duhawks poured in 120 in a win at Greenville. However, Loras dropped a heartbreaker at Principia on Saturday, losing 77-76. Ali Sabet is currently third in the conference in scoring, averaging 20.8 points per game.

LAST TIME THEY MET

Simpson dropped a 81-68 contest last year at home, despite 13 points from Jack Hutchinson. Despite most stats being even, the Duhawks were much more efficient shooting the ball, leading to the victory.