LOWELL, Mass. — In a competitive matchup on Saturday, Martin Somerville showcased his skills by scoring 26 points, leading UMass-Lowell to a 70-62 win over NJIT.
The River Hawks improved their season record to 13 wins and 5 losses, including a 2-1 mark in the America East Conference.
Somerville not only contributed significantly in scoring but also facilitated the offense with six assists during the game.
Max Brooks made a notable impact as well, scoring 16 points and dominating on the boards with 14 rebounds.
Additionally, he added five assists and registered five blocks, underscoring his all-around performance.
Cam Morris III also made his presence felt, scoring 11 points while shooting efficiently, converting 3 of 6 from the field and sinking all five of his free-throw attempts.

On the other side, Sebastian Robinson was a standout for the Highlanders, clocking in 21 points to lead his team.
He also provided six assists, working hard to keep NJIT competitive throughout the game.
Tim Moore Jr. made notable contributions too, with 14 points and eight rebounds, while also defending with two blocks.
Ari Fulton rounded out the scoring for NJIT with 10 points, while he pulled down 13 rebounds, providing a solid effort on the glass despite the defeat.