Lycoming Falls at Susquehanna
Turnovers Spell the Difference

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.— After a long road trip to division one Lafayette College on Thursday night, head coach
Don Friday’s team traveled just down the road to face Susquehanna on Sunday. The Warriors fell to the sharpshooting Crusaders 78-54.

Lycoming was led by Kevin Morris (Camp Hill, PA) and Jemayne Nowlin (Gaithersburg, MD), each of whom had ten points. Sophomore Greg Sye (Chantilly, VA) added eight points. But the Warriors hit just one three-pointer in the first half and found themselves down by ten at halftime.

Susquehanna junior Josh Robinson scored 32 points, including eight three-pointers. The Crusaders attempted 26 shots all night from downtown. Normally, the sure-handed Warriors would control the tempo to combat such an attack, but Friday’s troops turned the ball over an uncharacteristic 20 times and shot poorly from the field.

In the paint, Morris and freshman Billy Goodell (Williamsport, PA) each had a block. However, it wasn’t enough to stifle an aggressive Susquehanna team.

The Warriors travel to Elmira on Saturday afternoon for a 1:00 p.m. game. This will be the last warm-up before Lycoming takes on crosstown rival Penn College on Tuesday, December 19.