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MBB Royals Suffer a Tough Loss to Ave Maria in SUN Conference Play, 94-126

WARNER SID | Warner University | Mar 26, 2025

In an intense SUN Conference basketball encounter, the Warner University Royals faced off against the Ave Maria Gyrenes on February 8, 2025, at Tom Golisano FH. Despite a spirited performance, the Royals couldn't overcome the Gyrenes, trailing throughout the game to conclude with a 94-126 loss. The game began with Ave Maria establishing an early dominance, leading to a 33-point advantage by halftime with a score of 69-42. Top performances from Warner included Blaize Darling, who excelled with 22 points, 7 rebounds, and a notable 6 steals, showcasing his all-around skills on the court. Jamal Norris contributed with 11 points and 5 assists while Jack Voth led in assists and rebounds for the team. Ave Maria's robust strategy and consistent 3-point shooting were key factors in their victory. The second half saw Ave Maria maintain control, not giving the Royals much room to maneuver or mount a significant comeback. Notwithstanding attempts to close the gap, Warner struggled against Ave Maria’s solid defensive plays and efficient scoring from both the starting lineup and the bench. As Warner looks to recalibrate, they turn their focus to their next game against St. Thomas on February 12, 2025, in Lake Wales, FL. The Royals' current season record stands at 8 wins and 15 losses, eyeing improvement in their upcoming fixtures. 'We have to learn from games like this,' said a Warner player post-game, reflecting on the experience and the adjustments needed moving forward. With the season progressing, Warner's determination remains undeterred as they aim for a stronger showing in their forthcoming matches.

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