In a thrilling match on Tuesday night, the Robert Morris Colonials edged out Towson with a narrow victory of 68-67 in Moon Township, Pennsylvania. Amarion Dickerson was the standout performer for the Colonials, contributing 18 points to the team’s success. Moreover, he grabbed five rebounds, showcasing his versatility on the court. The Colonials, now with a record of 7-5 overall and 0-2 in the Horizon League, had significant help from Josh Omojafo, who added 15 points while demonstrating impressive accuracy by shooting 4 of 7 from the field and hitting all six of his free throws. Kam Woods also made a notable impact with a total of 12 points, including a crucial go-ahead shot in the closing moments of the game. Even though he struggled from beyond the arc, finishing 0 for 3 on three-pointers, his performance helped secure the win.

On the other side, the Towson Tigers, now 4-8 for the season, faced their sixth consecutive defeat. Tyler Tejada was the highlight for the Tigers, putting up an impressive 30 points. Despite his efforts, the team could not overcome a tough first half where they had built a significant lead only to see it slip away.

In that first half, Dickerson scored 10 points, but the Colonials found themselves trailing 40-24 at halftime. The second half saw a shift in momentum as Woods stepped up, scoring 12 points, which included the pivotal basket that clinched the win for Robert Morris. This comeback defined the game’s thrilling nature, and it emphasized the determination of the Colonials to secure their victory.