THE BASICS:

• Score: William Peace 70 - Methodist 104

• Records:William Peace 13-13 - Methodist 14-12

• Location- Fayetteville, NC

HOW IT HAPPENED:

• The Monarchs would start the first half on a quick 4-0 run that Camden Ferguson would break with a 3-pointer from deep.

• After some back and forth action the Pacers would break out on a 20-3 run which spanned over five minutes and gave the Pacers a 12 point lead.

• Down the stretch in the first half it would turn into a game of large runs as Methodist would respond with a 15-0 run to give the Monarchs a 31-29 lead with under 5 minutes remaining.

• The first half would close out with a three point play from Malik Manley to tie the game up at 40-40 heading into halftime.

• The second half would see the Monarchs come out red hot as they went on a 10-0 run. Mikal Gaylord would answer and cut the Monarch's lead to 6 points with under 15 minutes left to play.

• There would be no slowing down the Monarchs as they shot and impressive 75% from the field in the second half on 24 of 32 shooting.

• The Pacers would continue to chip away and fight down the stretch and come within 13 points with a Camden Ferguson 3-pointer.

• In the end the Monarchs would pull away, continuing their impressive second half shooting and hold the Pacers for a 104-70 win.

PACER TOP PERFORMERS:

• Camden Ferguson finished with team high 18 points.

• Trey Bryant would finish with a double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds.

• John Ingram would contribute 9 points.

FOR THE FOES:

• Sam Mingledoff finished with a game high 20 points.

• Dante Burden would add 19 points to go along with 9 assists and 6 rebounds.

• Kevin Mclaughlin had 15 points.

STATS OF THE GAME:

• The Pacers shot 38.8% from the field on 23 of 60 shooting to the Monarchs 55.6%.

• Both teams struggled with turnovers as the Pacers finished with 22 while the Monarchs had 16.

• Methodist found success in the paint as they finished with 44 points in the paint.

WHAT"S NEXT?

The Pacers conclude their season with an overall record of 13-13 and 9-8 in conference play. This game also marked the last game for six Pacer seniors, Tre McLean, Paul Dunlap, Jason Dudley, William Walker, Samuel Arnold and Maurice Canady. All six have contributed a great deal to the men's basketball program as well as the athletic department. Congrats on an awesome career guys!

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