Recap

In a career full of memorable performances, Dusan Vicentic put together his best game on Wednesday night against Frostburg, scoring a career high 34 points. Unfortunately for the home Bobcats, it ended in defeat as Frostburg's Jamil Jones knocked down a game-winning three with two seconds left in the game. Vicentic had just made a free throw to give Wesleyan the lead, but with the ball down one, Frostburg's Daniel Alexander drove in and found Jones wide open in the far corner for an easy look. The ball initially bounced up high off the rim, but settled back down and fell through to give Frostburg the 76-74 victory. The hardest part of the outcome to accept for Wesleyan is that the only time Frostburg lead all game was when the scoreboard read 00:00. Coach Nick Patella's squad was up by double-digit points a handful of times throughout the game and even in the second half, but they fell victim to hot shooting from Frostburg's Joe Adedayo. The junior guard make many difficult and contested shots in the final minutes to claw the road Bobcats back into the game, and they go home with a hard-fought victory, and Wesleyan takes away a missed opportunity.

Team Records

Wesleyan falls under .500 in Mountain East Conference play, they are now 5-6.
Frostburg State jumps to only one game behind Wesleyan at 4-7 in the MEC.

Impact Performers - West Virginia Wesleyan

Dusan Vicentic- 34 pts, 9 reb, 14-16 fg
Luka Petrovic - 13 pts, 5 ast

Impact Performer - Frostburg State

Joe Adedayo - 33 pts, 11-15 fg, 9-11 ft

Key Statistics

Three-line shooting percentages were almost identical.
WVWC (48.3%, 25.0%, 68.8%)
FSU (48.2%, 25.0%, 66.7%)

Points in the Paint
WVWC 46-34 WVWC

Fast Break Points
WVWC 19-5 FSU

What's Next

West Virginia Wesleyan must win at Davis & Elkins on Saturday, they cannot afford to lose to another opponent below them in the standings.
Frostburg State begins a six-game home stretch on Saturday with Fairmont State. Their schedule was shifted due to renovations of their basketball arena.