HOUSTON — Bryson Dawkins delivered an outstanding performance, scoring a remarkable 41 points, to propel Houston Christian to a commanding 72-56 triumph over Stephen F. Austin on Monday night. This win highlighted Dawkins’ stellar shooting, as he successfully made 16 of 22 attempts from the field, including five successful three-pointers. In addition to his scoring feats, Dawkins also snagged 10 rebounds, contributing significantly to the Huskies’ (12-17, 9-9 Southland Conference) victory.
Supporting Dawkins’ efforts, D’Aundre Samuels contributed 10 points to the winning tally. The Lumberjacks, having entered the contest with a 14-15 season record and 7-11 in the conference, found their charge led by Keon Thompson, who scored 16 points while securing six rebounds. Kyle Hayman also assisted the team’s efforts with 14 points, and Chrishawn Christmas rounded off the top performers with 10 points and four steals.
Houston Christian’s victory was underscored by strategic play and impressive individual performances, driven by Dawkins’ career-best scoring night. The matchup was closely watched, as both teams navigated the high stakes in the Southland Conference. The outcome marked a pivotal win for the Huskies as they aimed to finish the season on a strong note.
