(St. Louis, MO) – Great Lakes Valley Conference teams were busy this weekend. Ten of the 14 teams were in action and three of the teams played a pair of games.
UW-Parkside won both of their games. Quincy lost both of theirs and Missouri St. Louis gained a split. In UMSL’s weekend in Michigan returner Aareon Smith led them with a combined 37 points and newcomer Tylor Wimbish collected 31.
National champion Drury opened the season with a win over Webster University. The Panthers were sparked by Junior transfer Sean Osler’s 16 points. The Panther fans were treated to an unveiling of Druy’s National Championship banner at the O’Reilly Family Event Center.
Overall the GLVC recorded an opening weekend record of 9 and 4.
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iCyMi: #playingthepoint is the most difficult job in basketball. Here is @UEAthletics_MBB point guard @Tayshawn_Comer. He is optimistic about his new team.
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Playing the point at @UEAthletics_MBB is @EKUHoops transfer Tayshawn Comer. The @ValleyHoops squad opens its season on Tuesday, but we wanted to get to know Comer now. Here is our conversation. #ValleyRunsDeep #NCAAHoops
