The Canisius Golden Griffins dismantled the Hiram Terriers 117-60 on Monday night in Buffalo, N.Y., showcasing a dominant offensive performance that left little room for doubt. Michael Wilson Jr. led the charge with a game-high 28 points and five rebounds, anchoring a balanced attack that overwhelmed Hiram’s defense from the opening tip. The lopsided scoreline reflects Canisius’s ability to execute their game plan with precision, turning a routine matchup into a statement win for the team currently sitting at 1-2 on the season.
Golden Griffins explode for 117 points, securing a decisive victory over the Terriers.
Supporting Wilson’s heroics, Alex Mack provided a crucial shooting spark, scoring 20 points on efficient 7-for-11 shooting, including a blistering 5-for-6 from beyond the three-point line. Vinny Sigona complemented the backcourt duo with 14 points, going 5-for-6 from the field and 3-for-4 from deep, ensuring the Griffins maintained a high percentage throughout the contest. In contrast, Hiram’s offense struggled to find rhythm, with Liam Gopalakrishna leading the Terriers with just 11 points, highlighting the significant gap in execution between the two squads.
This emphatic victory serves as a momentum builder for Canisius as they prepare for their next challenge. The Golden Griffins will travel to face Brown on Thursday, aiming to carry the offensive confidence gained from this blowout into a tougher non-conference test. With their shooting percentages and team depth on full display, Canisius enters the week with the confidence needed to compete at a higher level, proving their talent is capable of producing high-scoring performances against any opponent.
Source: Yahoo Sports
