NASSAU, Bahamas — In an exciting matchup on Saturday, Indiana State edged out Iona with a final score of 83-80, thanks in large part to Kmani Doughty, who contributed 17 points to the team’s success.
Doughty had an efficient shooting performance, making 5 of his 9 attempts from the field and hitting 6 of 7 free throws, although he struggled a bit from long range, making only 1 of 4 from beyond the arc.
His teammates also played a significant role, with Jaden Daughtry adding 16 points, shooting 6 of 9 overall and sinking 4 of his 5 free throws.
Daughtry also contributed with six rebounds and an impressive three steals, while Josiah LeGree finished with 14 points after shooting 5 for 8, which included a strong 3 for 5 from three-point territory.

On the opposing side, the Gaels from Iona watched their standout player, Dejour Reaves, dominate with a remarkable 30 points and three steals.
Adam Njie also made a notable impact, scoring 21 points while adding six rebounds and four assists, along with two steals.
Yaphet Moundi joined the effort by contributing 12 points and securing nine rebounds.

The game was tightly contested, as Indiana State and Iona entered halftime tied at 45-45.
LeGree made a notable contribution in the first half with 11 points, while Samage Teel added 10 points during the second half, helping to secure the hard-fought victory for Indiana State, which now holds a season record of 4-4.