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LAST TIME OUT
> East Stroudsburg opened the game on a 16-0 run and never looked back in an 89-61 victory Saturday at Nelson Field House.

> Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) led the Huskies with 14 points and Charles Haigler (Charles Town, WV/Hargrave Military Academy) scored nine.

> Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) matched his career high with 16 rebounds.

> Darius Robinson-Wallace (Philadelphia/Delaware Valley Charter) scored a career best eight points.

ABOUT WCU
The Golden Rams have won six consecutive games entering Wednesday, shooting up the PSAC East standings into third and just a game out of a bye after already locking up a playoff spot.

West Chester has won its last four games by single digits - 79-72 at Millersville on Jan. 28, a quadruple overtime classic at Kutztown, 97-96, on Jan. 31, and wins over Lock Haven (76-75) and Shippensburg (56-52) in their last two times out.

WCU ranks third in scoring in the PSAC at 76.5 ppg and 13th in defense, allowing 74.3 points per contest. West Chester is one of the league's highest scoring teams despite ranking 13th in field goal percentage (42.4 percent) and 17th in 3-point percentage (30.0 percent). That's partially because the Golden Rams are so strong on the offensive glass - their 15.9 offensive rebounds per game are second only to Slippery Rock (18.6) among PSAC teams while their overall rebounding margin of +8.0 is third in the conference.

The Golden Rams spread the wealth offensively - senior forward Cory Blake scores 13.5 points per game, but seven players average between 7.3 and 9.0 points per contest.

LAST MEETING / SERIES HISTORY  
Bloomsburg leads 66-63
West Chester won two of three meetings last season as the squads met in the postseason with the Golden Rams holding on for a 99-88 PSAC quarterfinal victory in March. The Golden Rams have owned the recent history, winning seven of the past 10 games between the teams.

Bloomsburg won the last meeting, however, 74-71 on Jan. 10 at home. Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church) led the way with perhaps his best game of the season, netting a game-high 18 points and matching a career high of nine assists. Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) also had 14 points with Charles Haigler (Charles Town, WV/Hargrave Military Academy) and Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) each scoring 13 points. Cory Blake paced the Golden Rams with 18 points and six rebounds.

TWEETABLES
Huskies facts in 140 characters or less
-Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) tied a career high in rebounds with 16 vs. ESU on Saturday. He first reached the total at ESU in the first meeting of the season.

-Saintilus now ranks fourth in the PSAC in rebounding, averaging eight per game.

-BU's last regular season game at WCU was decided on a dunk from Saintlus off an assist by Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church), 77-76, on Jan. 18, 2014 for a thrilling Huskies victory.

-In that game, WCU had taken a 76-75 lead with 12 seconds to go following a 3-pointer by Shannon Givens to set up the memorable finish.

-Four Huskies have a true shooting percentage (taking into account FGs, 3-pointers, and free throws) of over 60 percent (Moustapha Noumbissi (Upper Darby/Delaware County Christian School), 66.0%); Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) (62.3%); Alex Prislupsky (Olyphant/Mid-Valley) (61.7%) and Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) (60.0%).

-Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church)' nine assists in the first game against West Chester tied a career high.

-Riles (3), Alex Prislupsky (Olyphant/Mid-Valley) (3), Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) (2) and Anthony McKie (Blue Bell/Plymouth Whitemarsh) (2) all hit multiple 3-pointers in the first WCU game. The Huskies went 11-of-25 from beyond the arc.

NUMBERS TO KNOW
> 4 - Four Huskies are averaging in double-figure scoring: Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) (13.4 ppg), Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church) (12.8 ppg), Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) (12.0 ppg) and Charles Haigler (Charles Town, WV/Hargrave Military Academy) (11.9 ppg).

> 9 - Bloomsburg has played nine overtime games since 2012-13 - and five of those have gone double overtime, including one triple overtime. The Huskies are in 8-1 in those contests needing extra time.

> 15.6% - Senior Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) has grabbed 15.6 percent of all available rebounds while on the floor this year.

> 25.6% - Senior Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church) has assisted 25.6 percent of the Huskies' made field goals while on the floor this year.

> 30 - Three Huskies have hit 30 or more 3-pointers this year - Jon Riles (Philadelphia/Academy of the New Church) (34), Alex Prislupsky (Olyphant/Mid-Valley) (34) and Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) (32).

> 93.4% - Freshman Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) leads the PSAC in free throw shooting at 93.4 percent (57-of-61). He ranks third in the nation in the category with only Troy Hammel of Merrimack (96.4 percent) and Jordan Riewer of Minnesota State-Moorhead (95.3) ranking higher.

> 145 - Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) has attempted the third-most free throws in the PSAC this season, 145. He is a 71.0 percent foul line shooter (103-of-145) - only Cal's Khalil Jabbie (155 attempts) and Lock Haven's Wali Hepburn (147) has gotten to the line more.

UP NEXT
The Huskies will alternate home and road games the rest of the regular season, hosting Mansfield on Saturday afternoon at Nelson Field House, looking for a series split with the Mountaineers.