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Freshman Ben Tweedy nets 27 points, leading Green Bay to a 79-68 victory over Wright State, breaking a 21-game losing streak.

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Green Bay, Wisconsin – In an impressive performance, freshman Ben Tweedy achieved a personal best of 27 points, significantly surpassing his previous record by 16 points, as the Green Bay Phoenix triumphed over Wright State with a score of 79-68 on Sunday. This victory not only marked a significant moment for Tweedy but also ended the Phoenix’s 21-game losing streak.

In addition to his scoring prowess, Tweedy contributed seven rebounds, reinforcing his impact on the game for the Phoenix, who have a record of 3 wins and 24 losses, with 1 win in the Horizon League. Fellow teammate Marcus Hall also made notable contributions, finishing the game with 15 points while grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out five assists. Preston Ruedinger added depth to the scoring, hitting two crucial three-pointers to total 14 points.

On the opposing side, Solomon Callaghan led the Wright State Raiders with 21 points, showcasing his strong offensive skills. Brandon Noel made his mark with 14 points, complemented by six rebounds and four blocks, while Jack Doumbia also played a vital role, contributing 13 points and nine rebounds to the team’s effort. The Raiders currently hold a record of 13 wins and 15 losses, with 7 wins in the Horizon League.