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Saint Mary’s Dominates UC Merced 96-42; Dent Scores 24 Points

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UPDATE: In a stunning display of skill, Saint Mary’s crushed UC Merced with a final score of 96-42, as Joshua Dent led the charge with 24 points on Saturday night in Moraga, California. This victory marks the Gaels’ sixth consecutive win, showcasing their dominance on the court.

Just moments into the game, Saint Mary’s took control, racing to an early lead. The Gaels were ahead by more than three minutes into the first half and maintained their advantage throughout. Dent was particularly impressive, shooting 7 of 11 from the field, including 5 for 9 from beyond the arc, and hitting all 5 free throws. His performance was pivotal in establishing a commanding halftime lead of 40-26.

Paulius Murauskas contributed significantly with 18 points, while Mikey Lewis added 13 points to the scoreboard. The team’s collective effort was evident as they executed a remarkable scoring run of 24-2 in the second half, extending their lead to 64-30.

For UC Merced, Sterling McClanahan was the standout player, managing 10 points, two steals, and two blocks. Teammate Pawllos Habtom also netted 10 points, while Elijah Charles provided defensive support with four points and three blocks.

This game further solidifies Saint Mary’s position as a formidable contender this season, now boasting a record of 6-0. As the Gaels continue to build momentum, basketball fans will be eager to see how they perform in their upcoming matchups.

Stay tuned for more updates as the season progresses!

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