YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – In a recent matchup on Wednesday, Western Michigan triumphed over Youngstown State with a score of 73-62, showcasing a strong performance from their players.

Max Burton and Brandon Muntu each contributed significantly to the team’s success, both netting 18 points during the contest.

Burton also excelled in rebounding, securing 12 boards for the Broncos, who now hold a record of 3-4.

Muntu displayed sharpshooting skills, hitting 6 of 9 attempts from the field, including a perfect 4-for-4 from beyond the arc.

Additionally, Markhi Strickland added to the scoring effort with 16 points, though his shooting stats reflected a less efficient night as he made 5 of 13 attempts from the floor and went 5 of 11 from the free-throw line.

On the opposing side, the Penguins struggled but saw some bright spots in their performance. EJ Farmer led Youngstown State with a solid 20 points.

Juwan Maxey contributed as well, tallying 12 points along with seven assists, while Nico Galette chipped in with nine points, seven rebounds, and four steals.

The Penguins’ record currently stands at 2-5 after this defeat.

This game reflects the ongoing competition and challenges faced by both teams as the season progresses.