New Haven Starters: Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy), Victor Olawoye (Elmont, N.Y. /Elmont Memorial High School ), Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), Tavin Pierre Philippe (Brooklyn, N.Y./Baldwin High School), Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie) 

Saint Anselm Starters: Tyler Arbuckle, Chris Paul, Matt Becker, Miles Tention, Gustav Suhr-Jessen

How it Happened 
This may have been the least amount of turnovers the Chargers have committed in a single-game all season, six, but their presence in the final minutes of the second half forced New Haven to turn their one-point advantage at the half to a seven-point stumble. They held the lead for 27 minutes in total, but in the end it was the Hawks that defended their own court 67-60. 

Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy) led New Haven's bench in the first half with 12 points, and in due-time he was the game-leading scorer totaling 21 when all said-and-done. The Chargers were up by one, 29-28, after only shooting 32.4 percent from the field. 

Lane was sent to the freethrow line after being fouled by Josh Menard with 4:29 left in the half. He made 1-of-2 to put the Chargers at their biggest advantage up to this point, 29-21. Tyler Arbuckle and Chris Paul went on a 6-0 run to close out the half and cut the Hawks deficit to only one. 

With 13:55 left in the game, the Hawks went on an 8-0 run to lock the score  45-45. In this run, Miles Tention had two made three-pointers, by the end of the night he led the Hawks with 17 points. Lane drove through the paint for a layup, capturing his 21 point season-high, and pushing New Haven past Saint Anselm ahead one possession. Owen McGlashan answered with a three. 

Saint Anselm averages seven made three-pointers per game, against New Haven they put up 8 on 19 attempts. Tention made five of these, shooting 71.4 percent from outside the arc. 

All five of New Haven's turnovers in the second half occurred after the midway point. 

Arbuckle's first foul of the night sent Majak to the freethrow line, he made both attempts which cut New Haven's deficit to three with only one minute left, 63-60. Gustav Suhr-Jessen ran downcourt, after getting the pass from Paul, to put one through the basket deepening New Haven's trail.

Lane turned the ball over with 0:41 left, Suhr-Jessen stole the ball on the in-bound throw. This forced Ted Hotaling to call a timeout to strategize. Seconds later, Davontrey Thomas (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie) adds another turnover to New Haven's column. 

Tavin Pierre Philippe (Brooklyn, N.Y./Baldwin High School) sent Suhr-Jessen to the stripe who makes both shots and locks in a 67-60 win for the Hawks. 


Inside the Box Score 

• Majur Majak (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) snags career-high with 17 rebounds. He also added six points coming from his perfect execution at the freethrow line, 4-for-4, and a single field goal. 
• Quashawn Lane (Trenton, N.J./Trenton Catholic Academy) also set a season-high of 21 points, his career-high remains 23 at Stonehill in the 2019-20 season. Lane was the score leader at the half with 12, and remained the score leader at the final buzzer. 
• This was the Charger's worst shooting performance since their 69-45 loss at Pace when they shot 32 percent from the floor. Wednesday was a little bit better; they made 21-of-63 attempts from the field. 
• Saint Anselm did not perform to their fullest. The Hawks average .452 from the floor, tonight they went 22-of-59, translating to .353. 
• This has been the least amount of turnovers the Chargers have committed in a stand-alone game, six. Five of them were in the second half. 

What's Next 

The Blue and Gold return to Charger Gym on Saturday afternoon following their one-game road trip to New Hampshire. They are set to tipoff against the Assumption Greyhounds at 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 22.