Recap

It's not often that a league's fourth-worst offense has an outburst like Concord's on Saturday, but Wesleyan certainly felt the impact that kind of performance has on a game. The Mountain Lions could not miss from anywhere on the floor, shooting over sixty percent from the field, and from behind the arc, on their way to a 98-83 victory. It seemed that every time Coach Nick Patella's team would muster up a response, Concord would bury it with three-pointers and difficult scores around the rim. They specifically could not contain Brandon Kennedy, who made seven of his eleven three-point attempts on his way to twenty-two points. Trey Brisco was also fantastic distributing the ball, as he collected eight assists along with his nineteen points. The Serbian duo was great again for Wesleyan, as both Luka Petrovic and Dusan Vicentic scored twenty-plus points, and Daylin Lee looks to be healing well from the foot injury. Petrovic has been one of the best guards in the Mountain East Conference in the second half of the season, averaging 19.4 points, 6.8 assists, 6.4 rebounds since January 25. In the end, Concord made too many daggers for any mounted comeback from the Bobcats to be successful on Saturday.

Team Records

Wesleyan falls to 9-11 this season in the Mountain East Conference.
Concord is putting together a late-season push, they have won three out of four to get them to 7-13.

Impact Performers - West Virginia Wesleyan

Luka Petrovic - 22 pts, 6 reb, 6 ast, 4-7 3pt
Dusan Vicentic - 21 pts, 8 reb, 9-19 fg

Impact Performers - Concord

Brandon Kennedy - 22 pts, 7-11 3pt
Trey Brisco - 19 pts, 8 ast, 10-13 ft

Key Statistics

Field Goal Percentage
CU 64.0% - 48.5% WVWC

Assists
CU 22-14 WVWC

Points Off Turnovers
WVWC 20-8 CU

What's Next

Wesleyan has a very important game on schedule on Wednesday as they travel to third-place Fairmont State. In order to get a top six seed, the Bobcats are in must-win territory. They took the Falcons to the final buzzer at home in November. 
Concord now looks to have secured a place in the MEC Tournament with this win, and they have two home games this week against WVSU and Glenville State. The Mountain Lions are 7-3 at home this season.