Recap
 
Undefeated on the road this season in the Mountain East Conference coming into Wednesday, West Virginia Wesleyan Men's Basketball did not put together the performance they would have liked to against Charleston. The Golden Eagles were sharp shooting the ball, and crisp taking care of it, while the Bobcats were neither. The final score was 102-77, and Charleston led throughout the contest. In an otherwise disappointing result, there was one memorable moment for the Bobcats. Senior Forward Dusan Vicentic scored his 1000^th career point on a three-pointer with under a minute remaining in the first half. Vicentic is the second Bobcat to score his 1000^th point in the last two years, with Fred Brondsted doing so a season ago. For the first time this season, Sophomore Forward Anthony Garcia led the team in scoring with fourteen points.
 
Team Records
 
West Virginia Wesleyan will drop a place in the MEC standings, they are now 4-3 in the league, and 5-8 overall.
Charleston moves to 11-2 on the season, 5-2 in the MEC, and are now tied with Glenville State for first place.
 
Top Performer – West Virginia Wesleyan
 
Anthony Garcia – 14 pts, 8 reb, 6-11 fg
 
Top Performers – Charleston
 
Drew Rackley – 32 pts, 6-9 3pt, 12-16 fg
Keith Williams – 22 pts, 9-16 fg
 
Key Statistics
 
Points off Turnovers
UC 29-16 WVWC
 
Points in the Paint
UC 50-28 WVWC
 
What's Next
 
West Virginia Wesleyan hosts West Virginia State on Saturday, and both teams sit at 4-3 in the MEC. The matchup preview will be released on Friday, and coverage will be provided on the MEC Digital Network and at @WVWCBobcats on Twitter. Tip-off is set for 4pm from the Rockefeller Center.
Charleston travels to Davis & Elkins on Saturday, where they will take on a Senators team that has lost five in a row.