Newtown, Pa: On November 15, 2024, at PSU Scranton early season Tip Off Tournament, Bryant & Stratton-Syracuse delivered a commanding performance against Bucks County Community College, securing a decisive 102-71 victory. The game showcased Bryant & Stratton's offensive prowess and defensive solidity, leaving Bucks County struggling to keep pace.

**First Half: Establishing Dominance**

Bryant & Stratton-Syracuse set the tone early, leading 44-22 by halftime. Their efficient shooting was evident, with a field goal percentage of 65.2% compared to Bucks County's 32.9%. Jordan Drain was instrumental in this half, contributing significantly with 20 points and 9 rebounds, showcasing his scoring efficiency by hitting 9 of his 10 field goal attempts.

**Second Half: Maintaining the Momentum**

The second half saw Bryant & Stratton continue their dominance, outscoring Bucks County 58-49. The team's depth was on display as reserves like Keishon Crosby and Wayne Longmore made impactful contributions, scoring 11 and 10 points respectively. Bryant & Stratton's bench strength was a key factor, as they collectively added substantial points to the scoreboard.

**Team Performance and Key Players**

Bryant & Stratton's team statistics highlighted their superiority, particularly in rebounding, where they outperformed Bucks County 52-18. Their defensive efforts were also notable, with 6 blocks and 5 steals, effectively stifling Bucks County's offensive attempts.

For Bucks County, Jaquis Heath emerged as a standout performer, scoring 20 points and making 4 three-pointers. However, the team's overall shooting struggles and inability to match Bryant & Stratton's intensity on the boards were evident.

**Conclusion**

Bryant & Stratton-Syracuse was able to maintain high shooting percentages and dominate the rebounding battle were crucial in securing the win. The Centurions have another game tomorrow against Williamson College of the Trades and will address their defensive and rebounding challenges before game time tomorrow.