Score: No. 14 Keiser 93, Webber Int'l 85
Records: No. 14 Keiser (18-3, 10-1 TSC), Webber Int'l (12-11, 5-7 TSC) 
Location: Student Life Center, West Palm Beach, Fla.

No. 14 Keiser men's basketball claimed their fourth consecutive Sun Conference victory, leading throughout most of the game on their home court against Webber International.




No. 14 Keiser 47, Webber Int'l 42

• The game was up-tempo right from the opening tip, and it was the Seahawks who established a 13-7 lead after a 9-0 run. Mark Gordon and Marko Orlic combined during the spurt with five points and four points, respectively.
• Webber drew even at 13-13 with seven unanswered points, halted by Jimmy Sylvain's drive to the basket. The Warriors countered, however, with their second triple of the early going to take a 16-15 lead headed into the first media timeout with 14:21 on the clock.
• Trailing 18-16 moments later, KU netted the game's next 11 points, getting out in transition and converting on Webber turnovers to go in front 27-18.
• After a basket from the Warriors, Sylvain had another lay-in, Malcolm Mabry threw down an emphatic tomahawk jam, and Chance Anderson earned a basket in the paint to give the Seahawks a 33-20 lead, extending their aforementioned run to 17-2 and bringing the teams to another media timeout with 9:36 left in the half.
• The Warriors were able to produce a run of their own, 7-0, to draw to within six points, 33-27. Off an inbounds play and with the shot clock at just two seconds, however, Orlic put a stop to it by putting in his twelfth point of the game with a smooth fadeaway jumper in the lane.
• Webber kept on coming though and eventually extended their run to 14-2 to come within a single point, 35-34, as the clock went under five minutes to play.
• The Seahawks kept the Warriors from regaining the lead as the two sides countered each other with successful offensive trips,
• Webber eventually tied the game at 42-42 with a free-throw at the 1:10 mark, but Charles Chung's second three-pointer of the game on the ensuing possession and a Sylvain layup off a Webber turnover in the final seconds accounted for the half's final points, as KU led 47-42.
• Defensively, the Seahawks held Webber to just 37.1 percent shooting in the game's opening 20 minutes. Offensively, Keiser did most of their damage from inside the paint, outscoring the Warriors 26-14 in that category. 

No. 14 Keiser 93, Webber Int'l 85

• Gordon scored five of KU's first seven points in the second frame and the Seahawks quickly went ahead by double-digits with a 9-2 run, capped off by a thunderous Mabry tip-jam that brought it to 56-44.
• The next eight points went to Webber, but Anderson's steal and uncontested dunk gave KU the 58-52 lead until a media timeout with 13:57 remaining.
• Anderson's finish proved to be the start of a 12-2 run for the hosts that gave the Seahawks their largest lead of the game so far, 68-54. Sylvain and Jermar Perkins each had three-pointers during the run.
• Webber was within nine points, 72-63, after a three-pointer. Gordon, however, converted on an old-fashioned three-point play in transition for his 20th point of the game, and the Seahawks led 75-63 with 9:07 on the clock.
• The Warriors were able to continue to stay within striking distance though., and with KU leading by just seven, 77-70 with 5:59 left, Anderson found Ryan Kroll in the corner for a three-pointer and Gordon followed it up with a bucket to bring the score to 82-70.
• Webber was never able to get any closer than six points from that point forward, as the Seahawks executed well to outpace the Warriors when it mattered most, 93-85.

• 4: Keiser has won the last four meetings with Webber, and is now on a four-game winning streak overall.
• 7-11: The Seahawks' defense was disruptive throughout the game, totaling seven steals and 11 blocks. 
• 12-9-4: Orlic had 12 points to go along with a game-high nine rebounds and a game-high four blocks. The block total matched his season-high, and the senior currently ranks No. 4 in the Keiser record books for career blocks (70).
• 14-8: Anderson contributed 14 points and eight rebounds, hitting 6-of-10 from the floor.
• 17-8: Sylvain had season-high marks in both points (17) and rebounds (8) to provide a key spark off the KU bench.
• 19: Gordon's streak of games with 20 or more points has now reached 19.
• 22-27: The Seahawks sank 22-of-27 from the free-throw line to preserve the victory.
• 25-4: The Seahawks lead the all-time series with Webber, 25-4.
• 26-7-5: Gordon finished with a team-high 26 points, seven rebounds, and a team-high five assists. It was the second consecutive outing in which Gordon poured in 20 or more points in the second half as well, notching 20 against Webber following 22 against Johnson & Wales.
• 44-30: The Seahawks created 44 points in the paint while keeping Webber to just 30.
• 48-39: Keiser held the edge in the rebounding battle, 48-39.

No. 14 Keiser

• PTS: Gordon, 26
• REB: Orlic, 9
• A: Gordon, 5
• STL: Gordon/Anderson/Sylvain, 3
• BLK: Orlic, 4

Webber Int'l

• PTS: Watson, 27
• REB: Morrow, 8
• A: Quince, 5
• STL: Three with 2…
• BLK: Coffey, 2

No. 14 Keiser will travel to Warner on Saturday, February 1 in the Sun Conference Game of the Week. Tip-off from the Turner Athletic Center in Lake Wales, Fla. is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.