PORTLAND | Six of Warner Pacific's seven eligible players scored in double-digits in the 90-86 overtime thriller. Warner Pacific scored 20 points in the overtime period and 32 points off of turnovers in the victory. The Knights move to 4-6 (3-3 CCC).

"I was proud of the way our team competed both games this past weekend which resulted in a great team win tonight" said Warner Pacific first-year head coach Jamayne Potts. "Even though we lost Friday night, I was happy with the way we played and competed even though we made our errors" he said. "That momentum carried over into the second game. We corrected the areas that resulted in our loss from Friday night; shooting 84% from the free throw line tonight compared to 56% the night before. It was great we also had 6 guys in double figures tonight. Everybody did their job tonight and that's why it was a great team win" Potts added. 


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The Rundown
In an overall team effort, six of the seven eligible Knights scored in double-figures led by Christian Hodge and Drew Magaoay, each with 17 points. Two back-to-back 17-point nights for Magaoay. Miles Brown finished with 14, while Kadeem Strickland and Kaleb Tompkins contribued 12, and Isaac Etter 11. 
 
The Knights shot a stifling 51% from the field and 100% from the charity stripe in the first twenty minutes of play but couldn't find the bottom of the net from 21-feet out, going 0-7 from deep to head into the locker room with a seven point lead over the Beacons.
 
Coming out of the break, Bushnell found a hot streak, at the 17 minute mark, the Beacons went on a 7-0 run to cut the Knights' lead to one. For the remaining 16 minutes of regulation, the two teams exchanged buckets, keeping the game within single digits.
 
Warner Pacific held the lead over Bushnell until the clock showed 6:07; the Beacons took the lead from the Knights, leading by as many as four with three minutes to play. Warner Pac went on a 6-3 run in the final 90 seconds of regulation to send the game to overtime.

The Knights closed out regulation shooting 43.8%.  
 
In the entirety of the 40 minutes of regulation, Warner Pacific hit just two three-pointers on 18 attempts. In the five minutes of overtime, the Knights shot 3-4 from deep.
 
Kadeem Strickland scored 10 of the team's 20 points in OT, shooting 2-2 from 3-point range and 4-4 from the line while dishing out an assist.
 
In their 20-point overtime period, the Knights missed just three free throws, shooting 11-15. The team missed four on the day. Good for 84% on the day.
 
Brown, Etter and Hodge each snagged six boards. Tompkins led the team in assists with four.
 
The Knights scored 32 points off of 22 Beacon turnovers while Bushnell scored 12 on 11 Knight turnovers.
 
Deeper Look
The win takes Warner Pacific 11-2 all-time over the Beacons
The Knights shoot 74.7% from the free-throw line
 
Flash Forward
The Knights close out their home season with a set of games against Multnomah University on Friday and Saturday. Tipoff is set for 6pm on Friday.