New York, N.Y. – The Stevens Institute of Technology men's basketball team got double-digit scoring efforts from five players in a 75-53 win over Baruch College Tuesday night.

Tommy Scholl had a game-high 18 points in just 22 minutes of action for Stevens (4-2), Kyle Maddison was right behind him with 17, Brendan Coughlan and Mike Goodall had 11 points apiece, and Jack Spellman finished with 10 points and a game-high 16 rebounds.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Baruch (2-5) went up 7-2 early, but layups from Goodall and Scholl plus a three from Maddison knotted the score at nine. After trading threes, Goodall answered a Bearcats' floater with another three, putting Stevens up for the first time in the contest.

After swapping the lead back and forth on consecutive possessions, a Coughlan three-point play, a Coughlan layup, and a Scholl three-ball put Stevens up double digits, 26-16.

The teams traded four points apiece before a Maddison layup and another Leming three pushed the lead to 35-20. Two Spellman free throws and a Goodall three-pointer kept the margin at 15 heading to the locker room.

Stevens maintained at least a 12-point cushion through the first 6+ minutes of the second half before a Baruch three-ball cut the Ducks' lead to 48-39 at the 13:43 mark. Baruch cut the lead under 10 a second time at the 9:28 mark, 51-45, but an 11-2 spurt capped with a Scholl three-pointer again put Stevens up by 15, 62-47, at the 6:34 mark.

The lead slowly ballooned to 18 at the 3:42 mark, 20 at the 2:23 mark, and 22 at the 1:35 mark; in all, Stevens outscored Baruch 24-8 over the final 9:28, holding the Bearcats scoreless for the final 4:53

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Stevens improved to 12-6 all-time vs. Baruch, including six straight wins dating back to the 2016-17 season and 11-1 in last 12 games
• The Ducks' offensive rebound total has increased in every game this season, with the team grabbing a season-high 23 Tuesday night. Overall, Stevens' +18 rebounding margin was its best single-game advantage on the glass since last January 27 against Lebanon Valley.
• Stevens shot a season-best 83.3 percent from the floor, its best single-game mark since a 13-for-13 clip against DeSales last February 7.
• The Ducks turned the ball over just 10 times, a new season low.
• Maddison has made multiple three-pointers in all six games this season.

UP NEXT
The Ducks head to Rutgers-Newark for a 2 pm tip Sunday, December 1.