Fairfax, Virginia – In an impressive performance, Darius Maddox netted 20 points as George Mason University triumphed over Stony Brook with a resounding score of 94-56 on Monday night.

Maddox was efficient from the field, making 5 of his 8 attempts, including 2 out of 5 from beyond the arc. Additionally, he was exceptional at the charity stripe, converting 8 of 9 free-throw attempts. The Patriots improved to a record of 2 wins and 1 loss. Giovanni Emejuru also made a significant contribution, scoring 17 points while grabbing eight rebounds. Zach Anderson played a notable role as well, with 15 points, hitting 5 out of 10 from the field, of which 5 were made from three-point range, and secured seven boards.

On the side of Stony Brook, Jared Frey was the standout with 14 points, while Ben Wight managed to chip in with 10 points. Despite their efforts, the Seawolves fell to a record of 1-2.

George Mason asserted control early in the game, seizing the lead with 15 minutes left in the first half and maintaining it throughout. Anderson was a key figure in the first half, leading the Patriots with 15 points, allowing them to establish a sizable 46-27 advantage by halftime. The second half saw George Mason widen the gap significantly, launching a dominant 15-0 run that expanded their lead from 22 to an astonishing 37 points. Maddox showcased his scoring ability in the latter half, finishing with a team-leading 16 points.