Embry-Riddle had five players score in double figures as the Eagles took down Benedictine Mesa 96-84 on Saturday afternoon in the Activity Center.  

From the start, the home team, Embry-Riddle, set a dominating pace with a halftime lead of 50-36. They executed a strong offensive game, their largest lead reaching 18 points midway through the first period. Key contributors to the victory were Noah Gifft, who led the scoring with 19 points, Jacey Canalin with 18 points, Peter Dress adding 17 points, Demari Hackett 14 points, and Jake Klingler added 13. These players not only led in scoring but were also pivotal in rebounds and steals.

ERAU shot 47.8% from the field and 48% from three in their win as the Eagles sunk 12 three point baskets.  

Embry-Riddle will head to Hope International next as the Eagles play the Royals Thursday evening at 8:30pm Arizona time.