TOWSON, Md. — In an impressive performance Thursday night, Dylan Williamson and Tyler Tejada each netted 20 points to lead Towson to a decisive 88-73 victory over William & Mary. This triumph secured Towson the outright championship in the Coastal Athletic Association.
For the Tigers (20-10, 15-2), Williamson didn’t just score; he also dished out six crucial assists. Tejada had a strong shooting night, going 7 of 14 from the field, including 4 of 9 from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, Tomiwa Sulaiman contributed significantly, hitting 4 of 6 shots (with a pair of 3-pointers) and a perfect 5 for 5 from the free-throw line, finishing with 15 points.
The Tribe (17-13, 11-6) were led by Gabe Dorsey, who notched up 19 points. Adding to the effort, Matteus Case tallied 11 points, while Finn Lally chipped in with nine.
Despite trailing 44-32 at halftime, Towson turned the game around, thanks in part to 17 second-half points from Williamson. Both teams are set to play their final regular-season games on Saturday, with Towson hosting Hampton and William & Mary facing Northeastern.
