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Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University men's basketball team was stunned by Winona State University on Friday, falling with under a second to play in regulation. The Wolves led by 14 at the half, however the Warriors stormed back in the second, out-scoring NSU 48-33.
 
THE QUICK DETAILS
Final Score: NSU 79, WSU 80
Records: NSU 10-15 (8-11 NSIC), WSU 17-9 (12-8 NSIC)
Attendance: 2378
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Northern was the definition of efficiency in the opening half hitting 18-of-31 (58.1%) from the floor and 8-of-15 (53.3%) from the 3-point line
• The Wolves shot over 40.0% in the second, however cooled off from beyond the arc, hitting juts 4-of-13
• The contest saw just nine turnovers between the two teams and only three points off turnovers by the Warriors
• Winona State out-rebounded Northern State 36-32 in the game and recorded nine second chance points off nine offensive boards; on the flip side the Wolves tallied just three offensive boards and could not convert those into points on the board
• Through 40 minutes of play, the Wolves tallied 32 rebounds, a game high 20 assists, 12 made 3-pointers, and five turnovers; scoring 26 points in the paint and four points off the bench
• Jacksen Moni dropped a new career high of 40 points, hitting 15-of-25 (60.0%) from the floor and 5-of-9 (55.6%) from the 3-point line
• Augustin Reede followed with 14 points as the only other Wolf in double figures
• Josh Dilling dished out a season high 9 assists and added nine points

 
NORTHERN STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS

• Jacksen Moni: 40 points (career high), 60.0 field goal%, 8 rebounds, 4 assists
• Augustin Reede: 14 points, 4 rebounds

 
UP NEXT
The Wolves will host No. 5 Minnesota State tomorrow for a 6 p.m. tip-off from Wachs Arena. Northern will honor their seniors prior to start of the game. For full game promotions visit nsuwolves.com/promotions. With three games remaining in the regular season, Northern sits tenth in the NSIC Standings.