THE GAME FACTS

• Final Score: No. 22 Gannon 102, RV Fayetteville State 92

• Records: Gannon (2-0), Fayetteville State (1-1)

• Location: Bowie, MD

• Date: November 15th, 2025

BOWIE, Md. – Head coach Easton Bazzoli and the Golden Knights didn't have much time to rest. It didn't matter. Playing an early window contest following a late end to Friday night's opener, #22 Gannon played aggressive on offense en route to a 56 point first half and a 102-92 victory over RV Fayetteville State. Gannon will get a week off before returning to the road next week. 

THE KNIGHT CAP

• Running Away: Both teams traded chances early in the game with mostly alternating buckets. That was, until Gannon put together a 12-2 run midway through the first half to take a 26-14 lead and never looked back from there. Gannon's largest lead of the game was 36-20 at the 9:11 mark of the first. 
• Double Figures: Four Golden Knights scored ten points or more on Friday. That number ballooned to six on Saturday afternoon. Mackenzie Morgan (Sydney, Australia/Marist Catholic College North Shore) (14), Layne Sarver (New Madison, Ohio/Tri-Village) (12), Pace Prosser (Berlin, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley) (22), Lucas Morgan (Sydney, Australia/Marist Catholic College North Shore) (16), and Carter Wamsley (York, Pa./Eastern York) (11), and Victor Desmond (Onalaska, Wisc./Onalaska) (11) all reached double figures in the win.
• Pace Paces GU Again: Sophomore guard Pace Prosser (Berlin, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley) was the team leading scorer for the second straight game to begin the season. Prosser chalked up 22 points and seven boards after a 26 point performance in the opener. 
• From the Field: Shooting percentage was markedly better from Friday night's win. Gannon shot 44.3% from the floor on 79 total shots as a team. 
• Rebound Control: GU is now two for two in out rebounding their opponent. The Golden Knights controlled the glass, 42-38, and had 18 offensive boards to boot.  
• Depth Showcasing: Lucas Sekasi (Washington, DC/Jackson-Reed) chipped in eight points in 27 minutes, while Wamsley reached double figures in a reserve role ... Mason Kemp (Shawnee, Kan./Mill Valley) was 2-2 from the field and had five points. 
• Triple Digits: Gannon eclipsed 100 points for the first time this season. The Golden Knights tallied 100 points or more seven times in 2024-25.

THE NEXT GAME

Gannon will continue their road trek next Saturday, November 22nd when they travel to Findlay for a 3:00 tip. 

This story was written using the support of AI.