New Haven Starters: Sean Smith Jr. (Yonkers, N.Y./Sacred Heart High School), Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy), Victor Olawoye (Elmont, N.Y. /Elmont Memorial High School ), Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie)

D'Youville Starters: Nelson St. Louis, Mason Putnam, Noah Denz, Rod Johnson, Jaeger Martino

How it Happened
Prior to day two of the CSI Tip Off Tourney, the last time the Chargers (2-0) put up over 100 points was at Stonehill last season in the 101-100 their triple-overtime event. However, this afternoon the Blue and Gold clenched a 101-52 victory in just 40 minutes of play. 

The first points made their way to the scoreboard after a scoreless three minutes when Kendall McMillan (Columbia, Md./Mount Saint Joseph) made his way through the paint for a layup. 

Midway through he first half New Haven's offense shook the arena carrying a 15-0 run. Starting things off was Sean Smith Jr's three-point swish. Tying the knot was Antonio Lopez (Medford, N.Y./St. Anthony's) with a back-to-back dunk and three-point crime. 

Lopez, a senior forward, finished the afternoon raking in a new career-high of 21 points. His previous 13-point high occurred at Concordia back in the 2019-20 season.

Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie), yesterday's point leader, hit five three's alone in the first 20 minutes. The junior let the ball go from behind the arc on seven occasions in the first half. 

Ted Hotaling and his crew headed to the locker room holding a 30-point lead over the Saint's. Their massive point differential extended throughout the second half of regulation, at one point leading by 49 just seconds before the final buzzer sounded. 

Inside the Box Score

• New Haven proved to be efficient in the paint with 42 points committed from there. 
• The bench produced produced 47.5 percent of the total points scored this afternoon with 48. 
• Victor Olawoye (Elmont, N.Y. /Elmont Memorial High School ) set the bar high for himself with four assists in his second games as a Charger. 
• Also setting a high standard for himself is Smith Jr., who went seven-of-eight from the stripe to help him tally 12 points. 
• As a team the Blue and Gold shot 55 percent from the field and made 23-of-28 shots from the free-throw line. 
• Between yesterday and today's matchup, your Chargers put up a total of 182 points - an average of 91 per game. 

What's Next

New Haven continues their four-game New York outing with a trip to Molloy on Wednesday. They take on the Lions Nov. 17 with the tip scheduled for 7:00 p.m.