Fairfield, Connecticut – In a competitive matchup on Wednesday, Albany emerged victorious with a 74-66 victory over Sacred Heart, largely thanks to the performance of Amar’e Marshall, who scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds. The Great Danes improved their season record to 7-6, showcasing their teamwork and skill on the court.

In addition to Marshall’s contributions, Byron Joshua had a notable game, finishing with 14 points, nine rebounds, and making an impact with three steals. Sultan Adewale also played a key role, scoring 12 points on an impressive shooting night, hitting 6 of 9 attempts from the field, demonstrating the offensive depth of Albany.

On the opposing side, the Sacred Heart Pioneers, who now hold a record of 4-7, were led by Tanner Thomas. Thomas matched Marshall’s scoring effort with 16 points of his own, while also securing nine rebounds and blocking two shots, reflecting his defensive prowess. Nyle Ralph-Beyer chipped in with 13 points, adding to the Pioneers’ effort, and Bryce Johnson contributed with 10 points and seven rebounds, though it wasn’t enough to secure a win.

Overall, the game highlighted the strengths and resilience of both teams as Albany continued to build momentum in their season while Sacred Heart strives to improve their standing.