KANSAS CITY, Mo. – In an exciting matchup on Saturday night, Jamar Brown was a standout performer for UMKC, leading his team to an 80-69 victory over North Dakota. Brown showcased his skills by scoring 29 points and contributing five rebounds, significantly aiding the Kangaroos’ efforts in the Summit League.

With this win, UMKC improved their overall record to 11-15 and moved to 3-8 in the conference standings. Cameron Faas was another key player in the game, putting up 22 points along with five rebounds. Additionally, Josh Ijeh made an efficient contribution, hitting 4 of 5 attempts from the field to score nine points. This victory was particularly significant as it snapped an eight-game losing streak for the Kangaroos, revitalizing their morale as the season progresses.

On the other side, the Fightin’ Hawks of North Dakota, now sitting at 9-17 with a record of 3-8 in conference play, saw Treysen Eaglestaff lead their scoring efforts with 24 points. Notable contributions also came from Deng Mayar, who added 11 points, and Mier Panoam, who excelled with 10 points and 12 rebounds, reflecting the team’s competitive spirit despite the loss.