BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — In an impressive display of skill, Chris Walker contributed significantly to Binghamton’s victory against Lancaster Bible, leading the team with 22 points in an 85-60 win on Sunday. Walker’s shooting was exceptional, hitting 7 of 8 attempts from the floor, including 4 of 5 from beyond the arc, along with 4 of 6 from the charity stripe. The Bearcats, who improved to a record of 6-6, saw Ben Callahan-Gold add 13 points, capitalizing on 5 of his 9 shots, with 3 of those being successful from three-point range. He also gathered five rebounds during the match. Tymu Chenery rounded out the top scorers for Binghamton, with 12 points; he shot 5 of 11 overall, though struggled from three-point territory, making just 1 of 7 attempts, and finished 1 for 4 from the free-throw line.

On the other side of the court, Reaves Hooks led Lancaster Bible with 15 points in his effort for the Chargers. Jordan Praylow contributed 10 points along with three steals, showcasing his defensive prowess, while Camden Hurst added nine points to the scoreboard. Despite the effort from the Chargers, they couldn’t keep up with Binghamton’s pace and shooting accuracy.

Binghamton’s next challenge will be against Mercyhurst, scheduled for Wednesday, as they look to build on their current momentum following this solid win.