In a recent matchup in George Town, Cayman Islands, Matus Hronsky contributed significantly off the bench with 13 points, leading Duquesne to a 67-54 triumph over Old Dominion on Tuesday.
Hronsky displayed accuracy in his shooting, hitting 5 of 9 attempts, including 3 for 6 from long distance, for the Dukes, now boasting a record of 1-6.
Maximus Edwards added to the score with 11 points, making 5 of 9 shots from the field and going 1 for 3 from three-point territory, along with securing seven rebounds.
Halil Barre also had a noteworthy performance, netting 10 points with an efficient shooting performance, making 5 of 7 attempts.
This win marked a much-needed turnaround for the Dukes, as they snapped a six-game losing streak in the process.
On the other side, Devin Ceaser emerged as the standout player for Old Dominion, scoring 23 points and notching three steals.
Duquesne entered halftime with a 26-19 advantage, thanks largely to Edwards’ seven first-half points.
The Dukes capitalized on their momentum in the second half, extending their lead to as much as 36-23 during an impressive 8-0 scoring run.
Hronsky was pivotal in the second half, contributing a team-high 10 points and helping secure the victory for Duquesne.
Hronsky displayed accuracy in his shooting, hitting 5 of 9 attempts, including 3 for 6 from long distance, for the Dukes, now boasting a record of 1-6.
Maximus Edwards added to the score with 11 points, making 5 of 9 shots from the field and going 1 for 3 from three-point territory, along with securing seven rebounds.
Halil Barre also had a noteworthy performance, netting 10 points with an efficient shooting performance, making 5 of 7 attempts.
This win marked a much-needed turnaround for the Dukes, as they snapped a six-game losing streak in the process.
On the other side, Devin Ceaser emerged as the standout player for Old Dominion, scoring 23 points and notching three steals.
Duquesne entered halftime with a 26-19 advantage, thanks largely to Edwards’ seven first-half points.
The Dukes capitalized on their momentum in the second half, extending their lead to as much as 36-23 during an impressive 8-0 scoring run.
Hronsky was pivotal in the second half, contributing a team-high 10 points and helping secure the victory for Duquesne.