The Bearcats overpowered visiting Penn State-Fayette, cruising to a lopsided 87-point victory in the Carey Center.   The final score was 126-39, as SVC eclipsed a 19-year old record for points in a game.

Saint Vincent led 59-9 lead at halftime, keyed by a nine-minute, 28-0 run that started with just under 11 minutes remaining.

Mike Watkins led all scorers with 23 points off the bench, connecting on 11 of 20 shots.  Watkins completed his double-double by grabbing 13 rebounds, and also posted four steals.  BJ McGill scored 16 points and added six assists and 8 boards.  Mike Medved, Billy Bains, Joey Butler and Tre'sor Kalambay each tallied 12 points.  Butler added 7 assists. 

Jake Dudzinski led the Bearcat newcomers, as the freshman scored 11 points on 4-6 shooting.  He also had five rebounds. 

As a team, SVC shot 64% on the night (55-86) including 29-38 (76.3%) in the second half.  The Bearcats out-rebounded the Lions by a 58-21 margin and caused 27 Penn State turnovers.

The Bearcats defeated Penn State-Dubois by a score of 83-61 in the first round of the Doc Greene Tournament at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA.

SVC overcame a sluggish first half, which saw them take only a four-point lead (33-29) into the break.  The Lions kept the game close by out-rebounding the Bearcats 24-10 in the first 20 minutes.

Saint Vincent came out strong in the second half, quickly running the lead to double-digits and never looked back, cruising to a 22-point win to advance to the tournament championship on Saturday vs. the winner of the Alfred/Juniata game.

Joey Butler led all scorers with 20 points for the Bearcats (2-0).  Mike Medved added 18, while Tre'sor Kalambay scored 13, and BJ McGill and Billy Bains added 8 points each.

Medved grabbed 7 rebounds, while Butler dished out 5 assists and had four steals.  As a team, the Bearcats only committed 8 turnovers on the game and had 12 steals.  SVC out-rebounded the Lions 21-16 in the second half.

The Saint Vincent Bearcats swept the Doc Greene Invitational at Juniata College, winning the championship game by a score of 85-54, thanks in part to 7-three-pointers by BJ McGill.

On the day, McGill hit 7-of-9 from outside the arc and contributed 25 points overall.  For his efforts, he was named to the All-Tournament team.

For the second straight game, Joey Butler scored 20 points and was named Tournament MVP.  He had a double-double on the day, adding 10 assists, and also tallied 5 steals. Mike Medved added 14 points and 9 boards, while Billy Bains had 8 points and 10 rebounds.  Tre'sor Kalambay scored 8 points and had five rebounds.   Brandon Carroll scored 6 points in just five minutes off the bench for the Bearcats (3-0).

SVC led 39-22 at the half, and out-rebounded the Saxons by a 37-27 margin for the game.

Behind a balanced scoring effort and highlighted by a rare triple-double by senior Joey Butler, the Bearcats dispatched crosstown rival Pitt-Greensburg by an 89-54 score at the Robert S. Carey Center.

Butler scored 20 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, and dished 11 assists for the triple-double, while three of his teammates also reached double figures in scoring, including Tre'sor Kalambay (19 points), Mike Medved (15), and Billy Bains (11).

Saint Vincent started sluggishly, falling behind by scores of 9-5 and 11-8 in the first seven minutes of play.

Following a time out, the hosts regrouped, rattling off a 15-4 run over the next four minutes, starting with a pair of baskets by Mike Watkins and capped off with a Kalambay three point basket, to give SVC a 23-15 advantage with just under nine minutes until the intermission.

The Bearcats continued to ride the momentum, with Kalambay and Butler each scoring six points over the final five minutes of the half to give the hosts a 43-27 lead after 20 minutes.

Following the break, the Bearcats stayed hot, scoring the first eight points of the second half on buckets by Butler, Kalambay, Medved, and Bains, to go up 53-27.

The lead continued to grow for SVC, and after a three from Watkins and a pair of free throws from Butler, the Bearcat advantage stretched to 78-43 with 5:50 left.

Freshman Ryan Nelson then got into the act for the Bearcats, as he hit a pair of threes over the final three minutes to close out the scoring for SVC, sealing the 35-point victory.

While the SVC offense was strong throughout, the team's defense was equally impressive, holding Pitt-Greensburg to a 36 percent mark (18-50) from the floor and forcing 26 UPG turnovers.  The Bearcats also picked up 15 steals, with Butler credited with five and BJ McGill four.

The Bearcats improved to 5-0 with a come-from-behind 78-75 overtime win over Notre Dame College (OH) in the Robert S. Carey Center.

Senior guard Tre'sor Kalambay hit a three-pointer with one second left in the second half to send the game into overtime, and the Bearcats outscored Notre Dame 14-11 over the extra session to hand the Falcons their first loss of the year.

Joey Butler led the scoring attack for SVC with 25 points, including 20 over the second half and overtime.  He was one of four double-digit scorers for the Bearcats, as Billy Bains ended up with 20 points and BJ McGill and Mike Medved 12 apiece.

The game started off in favor of the visiting Falcons, as they opened up a 19-11 lead eight minutes into play.  The Bearcats then chipped away at the deficit, with Kalambay, McGill, and Bains all scoring over the next four minutes to make the score 21-18 Notre Dame with five minutes remaining until the half.

Notre Dame extended its lead to 27-20 in the final minute of the first stanza, but Butler scored a pair of baskets, including a three in the waning seconds, to pull SVC to within 27-25 at halftime.

The Falcons and Bearcats traded baskets over the opening minutes of the second half, until a Butler three at the 14:40 mark tied the game at 34.

The teams continued to trade blows, with three ties over the next two minutes, until another three from Butler followed by a Kalambay basket 10 seconds later gave the Bearcats a 46-43 lead with 10 minutes left in regulation.

The back-and-forth theme continued, and Notre Dame answered back with a 10-3 run of its own to take a 53-49 advantage with five minutes to go.

A pair of Butler baskets and a Medved fast-break dunk pulled SVC to within one, at 56-55, but the visitors countered, stretching their lead to 64-60 with just 45 seconds left in regulation.

The Bearcat defense then stepped up, forcing a Notre Dame turnover with 30 seconds left.  The Falcons then fouled Butler, and he made the back end of the double-bonus.  SVC's defense then made another crucial stop, setting up Kalambay's three with one second left to tie the game at 64 and send it into overtime.

Notre Dame's Dan Jones scored five quick points to open up the extra session, giving the Falcons a 69-64 lead, but Bains, McGill, and Kalambay scored on consecutive trips to pull the Bearcats ahead 70-69.

After Jones hit his second three of the overtime period, the Bearcats scored seven unanswered points to go up 76-72.  Another Jones three brought the Falcons to within one with 20 seconds remaining, but Butler hit two more free throws with 13 ticks left to close the scoring.

The Falcons had two chances over the final 10 seconds, but the Bearcats defense forced another turnover before Medved blocked a last second three-point attempt to seal the comeback win.

Jones turned in a valiant effort for Notre Dame, scoring a game-high 27 points and grabbing a team-leading nine rebounds.  Eric Dummermuth added 18 points for the Falcons, while Nick McCartney scored 12.

The Bearcat defense put up another strong effort, forcing 24 Notre Dame turnovers and picking up 13 steals, led by Butler's four.  Medved recorded a career-high six blocked shots and grabbed nine rebounds, sharing the team lead with Bains, as SVC owned a 47-36 advantage on the glass.

The win was SVC's 10th in 11 tries over Notre Dame, and dropped the Falcons, a member of the NAIA's American Mideast Conference, to 6-1 on the year.

It was also the Bearcats' 18th straight victory at the Robert S. Carey Center dating back to the 2006-07 campaign, and SVC's 17th win in its last 18 games dating back to last season.

The Saint Vincent Bearcats improved to 6-0 on the season with a come-from-behind 67-58 victory over visiting Westminster College.

The Titans did their best to slow down the tempo of the game, taking a 9-7 lead over the Bearcats six minutes into play.  A Jordan Cleary three-pointer at the 11:38 mark of the first half tied the score at 12-12, but it would be the only time for the remainder of hte half that the Titans failed to hold the lead.  A BJ McGill three-pointer for Saint Vincent cut the gap to 28-26 at the half.

Another McGill three-pointer just over a minute into the second half tied the game at 31-31, and the Bearcats managed to lead briefly, but with just over 9 minutes remaining, the Titans held a five-point lead, 44-39.  After a pair of McGill free throws, Mike Watkins hit from outside the arc to tie the game at 44-44.  After a Mike Medved free throw, McGill added four points to put the Bearcats up, 49-44.  With 4:27 left, McGill continued his second half assault with a three to make it a 9-point Saint Vincent lead.  Point guard Joey Butler then took over with key assists and several free throws as the Bearcats cruised to a 67-58 win.

McGill and Butler each scored 17 points for Saint Vincent.  Butler had a double-double on the night, adding 14 rebounds.  He also tallied 9 assists and 7 steals.  Tre'sor Kalambay added 11 points, while Mike Medved had 9 points and 12 rebounds. 

The Bearcats improved to 6-0 with an 82-66 victory over York College at the Taylor Invitational Tournament in Rocky Mount, NC.

After trailing for the first 10 minutes of regulation, the Bearcats went on a long run and never looked back to earn the 16-point win.

Joey Butler continued his torrid start to the season, finishing with 26 points, while the Bearcats out-rebounded York 42-32 and forced 21 Cardinal turnovers.

In a fast-paced first half, York came out strong, opening up a 16-11 lead six minutes into play.  Led by Butler, the Bearcats then stormed back, as the senior tied the game four minutes later on a three-pointer, igniting a 21-8 run over the final eight minutes of the half.

A layup by the senior point guard gave the Bearcats their first double-digit advantage of the game, 40-30, with 3:36 to go, and a three from Mike Watkins in the final minute closed out the scoring for the half, and the Bearcats entered intermission with a 47-34 lead.

Butler was unconscious over the first 20 minutes, scoring 20 points, going 8-10 from the floor and 4-6 from beyond the three-point line.

Saint Vincent continued its surge to open the second half, scoring the first seven points, with five coming from Billy Bains, to open up a 54-34 lead with 14 minutes left in regulation.

The Bearcats answered York basket for basket down the stretch, maintaining the large lead and allowing York to get no closer than 14 - 80-66 - with two minutes left.

Butler was one of four double-digit scorers for the Bearcats.  BJ McGill scored 16 points, while grabbing a team-high nine rebounds, with Bains adding 12 points and Watkins 11.

The Saint Vincent Bearcats faced previously undefeated and nationally ranked North Carolina Wesleyan and came away with the title of the Taylor Invitational, winning by a score of 96-87.

NC Wesleyan took the early 3-0 lead in the game's first minute, but a trio of Saint Vincent seniors quickly took control.  Joey Butler, Billy Bains and Mike Medved scored the game's next 15 points, as the visiting Bearcats took a 15-3 lead.  Another 8-3 SVC run made it 23-6 thanks to sharp shooting by Bains and rebounding by Medved.

The hosts cut the gap to 13 at the half, as the Bearcats took a 41-28 lead into the break.  Bains accounted for 15 points in the opening 20 minutes, while Medved added 12 points and 9 rebounds. 

In the second half, NC Wesleyan, ranked #24 in the nation by D3hoops.com, quickly cut the margin to single digits, 43-34, but a three-point play by Medved capped a six-point Bearcat run to make it 49-34.  Later five consecutive points by BJ McGill extended the lead to twenty, 56-36.  With the Bearcats up 62-43, Wesleyan went on its own 10-2 run to cut the gap to 11, at 64-53, but a Mike Watkins dunk and a three-pointer by Butler increased the margin once again to 17 (74-57). 

The hosts then came back to life, going on a 14-4 run late in the game.  A three by Jamal Arrington cut the Bearcat lead to just seven, 78-71, with 2:43 remaining, but Butler returned the favor with a trey that made it 81-71 before it turned into a game of fouls and free throws, and Saint Vincent held on for the win to improve to 8-0, while North Carolina Wesleyan lost its first game of the season, falling to 8-1.

Joey Butler led all scorers with 28 points, and added seven rebounds.  Medved scored 19 points and grabbed 11 boards before fouling out late in the game.  Bains had 15 points and 9 rebounds, while McGill added 15 points as well.  Tre'sor Kalambay had 10 points for Saint Vincent while Mike Watkins scored 9 off the bench. 

The Bearcats defeated Waynesburg University on the road by a score of 79-64 to remain undefeated on the season.

Waynesburg came out strong, taking an early 15-9 lead.  A Joey Butler three-pointer closed the gap to just one, 15-14, before Waynesburg once again extended the lead to five, 20-15. 

Saint Vincent regrouped and embarked on a 23-2 run and never looked back.

A Mike Watkins dunk put the cap on a solid first half, as SVC took a 40-25 lead into the break.

It was more of the same in the second half, as the Bearcats used a team effort to pull ahead by 20 points, 65-45, en route to a 15-point win.  

Billy Bains led the Bearcats with 21 points, while Joey Butler added 18.  Mike Watkins added 14 off the bench, while Mike Medved and Tre'sor Kalambay scored 10 each.  Kalambay and Watkins led the team with 8 rebounds each.  Kalambay added five steals while BJ McGill had four.  Medved blocked a pair of shots and had three steals on the night as Saint Vincent improved to 9-0 on the season. 

The Bearcats went to double overtime before falling to nationally ranked NAIA school California Baptist, 89-85.

The teams traded baskets in the early portion of the game, with Cal Baptist twice building a five-point lead before a Bearcat comeback.  With just under 5 minutes remaining in the first half, a Mike Watkins three-pointer cuts the Cal lead to just one, 17-16, and ignited an eight-point Bearcat run that was capped by a BJ McGill finger roll that gave Saint Vincent a 21-17 lead.

Saint Vincent closed the opening 20 minutes with an 18-footer by Joey Butler and a three-pointer by Billy Bains to take a 31-23 lead into the break over Cal Baptist, a team that until last week was ranked #1 in the nation in the NAIA's Division I, and had lost to NCAA-1 Seton Hall University last week in an exhibition by just 12 points.

After Mike Medved set up McGill to give Saint Vincent a 10-point advantage at the start of the second half, Cal Baptist unleashed a 9-point run to cut the gap to just one.  With just over 15 minutes remaining, Cal took their first lead of the half, 40-38, before Medved tied the game at 40-40.  

After that, the tide turned back in favor of the Lancers, as they scored the game's next seven points to make it 47-40 with 12:18 remaining.  Saint Vincent coach DP Harris called time out to give the Bearcats a chance to regroup, and the team responded with a 12-0 run over the next three minutes, including five points by McGill and four by Butler, to take a 52-47 lead.

The Bearcats managed to hold the lead until the 4:42 mark, when Cal's Mark Roussin, the reigning player of the year in his conference, hit a pair of free throws - his 5th and 6th in a four-minute stretch - to tie the game at 60-60.

Both teams played well on defense and kept the offense from scoring over the next two minutes, before Roussin hit another pair of free throws to give the Lancers a 62-60 advantage with 2:42 left.  

The game stayed that way until McGill scored to tie the game with 45 seconds left in regulation.  Cal missed an opportunity to score and SVC's Tre'sor Kalambay grabbed a key rebound, then Joey Butler drew a foul with 11 seconds left and hit both shots to give Saint Vincent a 64-62 lead.

Cal Baptist missed a pair of shots with less than 5 seconds left, but managed to grab two straight offensive boards, with the Lancers' Robert Rose hitting a last second fadeway as the buzzer sounded to tie the game at 64 and send it to overtime.

In OT, a Medved free throw and field goal by Kalambay gave SVC a 3-point edge with four minutes remaining, but Cal eventually fought back and took a two-point lead, 71-69, after Medved fouled out with 1:45 on the clock.  With 1:20 to go, trailing by three, Butler nailed a three-pointer that gave SVC a 74-73 lead, but Cal took a one-point lead with 28 seconds left.  Just three seconds later, Butler drew a foul and went to the line, hitting the second shot to tie the game at 75.  The Lancers failed to convert at the buzzer this time, sending the game to a second overtime.

Cal quickly took a six-point lead, 81-75, but the Bearcats stormed back, with Butler tallying five straight points, then Billy Bains hit a free throw to tie the game at 81-81 with two minutes remaining.  After a pair of Lancer free throws, McGill banked home a jumper to tie it back up at 83.  Again the Lancers responded with a score, but Bains tied it back up with a drive with 47 seconds left.

A free throw gave Cal an 86-85 lead, and SVC could not convert the next trip down the court, and the Bearcats were forced to foul.  Again Cal hit just one of two shots to take a two-point edge, but the Bearcats again failed to convert.  A pair of late free throws ended the scoring as the Lancers held on for an 89-85 victory in a hard-fought game.

Joey Butler led all scorers with 33 points on the night, playing 49 of the game's 50 minutes.  McGill added 19 points, while Bains, who was on the court for 48 minutes, scored 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds.  Medved added 10 points for SVC (9-1).

The Bearcats nearly erased a 26-point first half deficit, but in the end it proved to be too much as McMurry University defeated Saint Vincent 82-78 at the Las Vegas Hoopla Tournament.

McMurry came out clicking on all cylinders in the first half with the help of a 17-0 run at one point to extend a 16-11 lead to 33-11.  They eventually ran the lead to 26 before SVC was able to cut the difference to 19 going into the half at 42-23.  

The Bearcats were able to find their shooting stroke in the second half and continued to cut the gap.  Tre'sor Kalambay made it an 11-point game (46-35) at the 15:35 mark.  A Billy Bains 3-pointer with 9:11 left cut the margin to eight (59-51) and another Bains three brought the Bearcats to within five (65-60) with 5:22 showing on the clock.

BJ McGill was able to find Mike Medved for a layup to bring the score within one (71-70) with 2:00 left, but that would be as close as SVC could get.

Bains led Saint Vincent with 20 points while Joey Butler added 18 and Medved and Kalambay both chipped in with 12.  Medved totaled a double-double by adding 13 rebounds to go with his points.

The Saint Vincent Bearcats overpowered the visiting Geneva College Golden Tornadoes at the Carey Center by a score of 80-68.

Four Bearcats scored in double figures, led by Joey Butler's 22 points, as SVC won its 19th consecutive game at home and improved to 10-2 overall on the season.

Billy Bains put the hosts up 2-0 just over a minute into the game, and the Bearcats never trailed.  Geneva kept it close over the first nine minutes, as SVC held a 17-13 lead with just over 11 minutes left in the first half, before a Butler steal and drive to the hoop sparked a 10-2 run that made it 27-15.

Tre'sor Kalambay kept the Bearcats rolling with a trio of three-pointers in the final 2:15 of the half, as Saint Vincent took a 42-31 lead into the break.

The Bearcat defense continued to help the offense build the lead in the second half.  A Jordan Cleary steal set up Butler for a basket that made it 55-37, then BJ McGill later stole a pass and drove for a layup that made it a 21-point game, 62-41.

A Butler three with 8:00 left in the game extended the lead to 23, at 69-46, and the Bearcats were able to give their underclassmen an opportunity to get some minutes over the remainder of the game as the team cruised to a 12-point victory.

Trailing Butler's team-best 22 points, Kalambay added 17, including 5-for-6 shooting from three-point range.  Billy Bains tallied 13 points, while McGill had 11.  Kalambay's 7 rebounds led the team, while Bains and Butler added 5 each.

The Bearcats used a second half rally to earn a 75-59 win over Bethany College in the Robert S. Carey Center.

Joey Butler and Billy Bains were sharp in the early going, scoring 10 of Saint Vincent's first 12 points, as the team took an early 12-9 lead.  A Mike Medved hook shot with 9:20 left in the half ran the advantage to six, 17-11, but Bethany scored the game's next eight points to take a 19-17 lead at the 6:17.

With the Bearcats down 23-21 with 3:31 left, Butler rallied the team with four points in a matter of seconds, hitting an 18-foot jumper, then stealing the inbound pass and scoring.  Butler added a 3-pointer with less than a minute remaining in the half, but Bethany hit seven free throws near the end of the half to take a 30-28 lead into the break.

Saint Vincent scored the first five points of the second 20 minutes to retake the lead, but Bethany fought back and the teams traded leads over the course of the next 10 minutes.  The Bison later took a 48-43 advantage, before Butler once again led the Bearcats to a rally, hitting a trio of three-pointers as the team took a 54-51 lead.  Bethany's Tyler Morando returned the favor with a three of his own that tied the game at 54-54 with seven minutes remaining, but it would be the last time the game would be even.

Bains scored six consecutive points for Saint Vincent, then Medved added a layup to make it an 8-point lead, 62-54, then a BJ McGill steal and bucket pushed the lead to ten.  Butler added a three-pointer to complete a 13-point run, and the Bearcats never looked back.

Butler led all scorers on the night with 27 points, and added 7 rebounds.  He dished out six assists without commiting a turnover.  Bains had a double-doubled on the night, with 17 points and 12 rebounds, while Medved equaled the feat with 13 points and 14 boards.  McGill added 10 points and six assists.

The Bearcats led for the entire 40 minutes in their 80-50 victory at Thiel College.

Billy Bains led four double-digit scorers for the Bearcats with 23 points, as they won for the fifth time in as many meetings with the Tomcats dating back to the 2006-07 campaign.

Saint Vincent started fast, going up 13-4, with six points coming from Mike Medved, with 13 minutes left in the first half.

Thiel eventually closed the gap to six, 15-9, at the 12-minute mark, but the Bearcats quickly added to their advantage.  BJ McGill and Bains each scored five points on a 10-3 run that saw SVC go ahead 25-12 with 8:10 left until the half.

The lead kept growing for SVC over the closing stages of the first half, and after three quick buckets from Tre'sor Kalambay, McGill, and Bains, the Bearcats were ahead 40-19 with 2:37 remaining in the half.

SVC continued to pour it on after the intermission, as threes from Kalambay and McGill and a pair of Joe Marzullo jumpers staked the Bearcats to a 60-33 lead with 14:30 left to play.

A three-point play from Bains put SVC in front 70-40 with six minutes to go, and after Thiel closed the gap to 72-50, the Bearcats finished the game on an 8-0 run, with four points coming from Jordan Cleary.

Kalambay scored 12 points and Medved and McGill 10 apiece for SVC, while McGill contributed a game-high four steals and Joey Butler chipped in with nine assists.

Bains enjoyed a solid all-around night for the Bearcats, leading both sides with eight rebounds, as SVC owned a 46-36 advantage on the glass.

The Bearcats were downed 69-57 in a road contest at Washington & Jefferson College.

Joey Butler scored 16 points to pace SVC, while teammate Mike Medved scored 14 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, but the Bearcats struggled on the offensive end all night, shooting just 19-65 (29 percent) from the floor and 11 percent (4-34) from the three-point line.

SVC took an early 3-0 lead, but fell behind 5-3 just two minutes into the game, but the Presidents were spurred by Albert Varacallo, who scored the team's first 11 points. 

W&J then held the lead much of the remainder of the first half, with a Mike Watkins bucket finally bringing the Bearcats back to even, 24-24, with 3:20 left in the half.  A pair of free throws by Butler again tied the game at 32 with just four seconds on the clock, but a buzzer shot by the Presidents' Matt Drakeley gave the hosts a 35-32 advantage at the break, along with momentum.

W&J quickly ran the lead to 18 over the first eight minutes of the second half, taking a 55-37 lead.  SVC managed to cut that lead in half down to nine, 61-52, at the 4:14 mark, but the Presidents drew away to a 12-point victory.

The Bearcats extended their home win streak to 22 with a balanced team effort that resulted in an 81-70 win over Grove City College.

All five Bearcat starters scored in double-figures, led by Joey Butler's 18.

The teams played evenly through the first 15 minutes, with the lead changing hands ten times during the span, before Tre'sor Kalambay started a rally for Saint Vincent.  Kalambay hit a three-pointer from the left corner and drew a foul, then completed the four-point play with a free throw that turned a 3-point deficit into a one-point Bearcat lead, 30-29.  A three by BJ McGill completed the 9-0 run that gave the Bearcats a 35-29 advantage at the 3:00 mark of the half.  Another McGill three, his third of the half, made it 38-31, then Mike Watkins ended the half with a three-pointer and a powerful dunk at the buzzer, giving the hosts a 43-31 advantage at the break.

Solid play from seniors Mike Medved and Billy Bains helped build the lead in the early part of the second half, as the Bearcats opened the lead to nineteen (61-42) after a Bains tip-in with 10 minutes remaining.

A one-handed dunk by Medved with four minutes left put the exclamation mark on the game for Saint Vincent, as the team cruised to the 11-point win.

Following Butler's 18, Bains added 14 points and 7 rebounds, while McGill had 13 points and 5 assists.  Medved added 11 points and 6 boards, while Kalambay had 10 points and 7 rebounds.  Butler added a game-high 7 assists and 3 steals.  Mike Watkins added 9 points and 6 boards off the bench.

defeating Thomas More College by a score of 77-62.

Saint Vincent scored the first eight points of the game and never trailed, opening up a 13-point halftime lead (39-26) thanks to ten first half points from BJ McGil and seven each from Mike Medved and Billy Bains.  Medved added eight rebounds in the first 20 minutes as the Bearcats dominated the boards.

The team extended the lead to 20 early in the second half, then withstood a late challenge from the Saints, as they managed to cut the lead to just nine (66-57) with three minutes left.  Tre'sor Kalambay then scored four quick points, first with a layup, then with a steal and fast break that made it a 13-point game.  Jordan Cleary added five points in the game's final two minutes as Saint Vincent improved to 14-3 on the season.

Joey Butler led all scorers with 20 points, while BJ McGill added 14 points.  Mike Medved tallied 11 points and 14 rebounds.

The Saint Vincent Bearcats completed a season sweep of the Westminster College Titans, earning an 82-69 victory on the road.

It was all SVC in the early going, as the team built a 19-12 lead in the game's first eight minutes, thanks in part to strong play by seniors Mike Medved and Joey Butler. 

Westminster later went on a nine-point run to take a 25-21 lead, but Saint Vincent fought right back and eventually took a 41-35 advantage into the half, with Butler contributing 16 first half points to go along with 12 from Medved.

The lead quickly grew to 16 in the second half (60-44) after an 11-point Bearcat run, but the Titans then outscored Saint Vincent 19-8 over the next six minutes to make it a five-point game, 68-63, with just under six minutes remaining.  However, the Bearcats proved to be too strong down the stretch, pulling away to a 13-point win.

Butler led the Bearcats with 28 points, while Medved added a career-high 25.  BJ McGill added 13 points for Saint Vincent (15-3).  Butler led the team with 7 rebounds, while Tre'sor Kalambay added 6.

Saint Vincent senior Joey Butler dished a school-record 16 assists as the Bearcats fired on all cylinders to defeat visiting Waynesburg 106-73.

Butler added a game-high 21 points, and was joined in double figures by five teammates, including Mike Medved (20 points), Billy Bains (19), Tre'sor Kalambay (12), Jordan Cleary (11), and BJ McGill (10).

The Bearcats led from the start, taking a 12-2 advantage just three minutes into play after a McGill three-pointer.  Waynesburg battled back to close the gap at five, 15-9, before Medved scored six straight points in a 90-second span to push the SVC advantage to 20-9 with 13 minutes left in the half.

After Medved's tear, SVC went cold, connecting on just two field goals over the next six minutes to allow the Yellow Jackets to close the gap to two, 24-22, with seven mintues left.

A 9-2 run from SVC, starting with a Butler three and capped off with a Kalambay trey, pushed the Bearcats ahead 38-24 with two minutes left, and Butler then sent his team into the intermission in fine fashion, beating the buzzer with another long ball to put the Bearcat in front 45-31.

Kalambay and Bains got the second half off on the right foot for the hosts, with the pair each scoring five points over the first two minutes to give SVC a 55-33 advantage.

The lead hovered around 20 points for the next several minutes, before the Bearcats exploded for 10 unanswered points - six from Medved and four from Butler- in a 90 second span to go up 81-50 with seven minutes remaining.

With 1:36 left to go, Butler then entered the record books, recording his 16th helper of the night on a Joe Marzullo jumper that allowed SVC to crack the century mark, 100-66.

The assist shattered a 36-year old record set by Terry Vrabel in  1973 win over Ashland University.

In addition to his 16 assists and 21 points, Butler also posted game-highs in steals (five) and rebounds (nine), to finish one board away from his second triple-double of the year.  Medved added eight boards and Kalambay seven, as SVC out-rebounded the Yellow Jackets 39-33.

For the game, SVC connected on 54 percent (37-69) from the floor, and hit on 12 of 28 attempts from long range, led by a 3-4 effort from Cleary.

The Bearcats used a big first half and held off a late Geneva rally to pick up a 102-89 road win over the Golden Tornadoes.

Saint Vincent's Tre'sor Kalambay set the tone early, scoring the first four points of the game.  The lead continued to grow throughout the half, as the Bearcats shot 67% from the field.  A three-minute, 13-0 run later made it 41-24.  Geneva cut the gap to 20 with a 7-0 run of their own, but it was as close as they would get in the first half, as Saint Vincent took a 56-36 lead into the break.

The teams were more evenly matched in the second half, as Geneva cut the gap to twelve at the 12:45 mark (69-55), but the Bearcats managed to keep the lead between 14 and 18 points throughout much of the second half.  Geneva cut the gap to just nine (94-85) with just thirty seconds left, but Saint Vincent's Maurice Hawkins hit four free throws and scored on a powerful dunk in the final 30 seconds to seal the win.

Kalambay led the Bearcats (17-3) with a career-best 22 points on the night, shooting 8-for-9 from the field and 5-6 at the free throw line.  Joey Butler added 16 points, while Mike Medved scored 15.  Jordan Cleary added 11 off the bench, never missing a shot.  He hit all four of his field goals on the night, including a trio of three-pointers.  BJ McGill added 10 points and Hawkins tallied 9.

Billy Bains led all rebounders in the game with 11, while McGill had 5 steals.

The Bearcats improved to 18-3 on the season with a 74-59 win over Bethany College on the road in West Virginia.

Saint Vincent was sharp at the outset, as BJ McGill scored the game's first five points.  Another three by McGill stretched the lead to ten, 16-6, eight minutes into play.

The Bison then caught fire, outscoring SVC 19-8 over the next nine minutes to take a 25-24 advantage.  A dunk by Medved and another three by McGill helped to give the Bearcats a 31-30 lead at halftime.

The game remained close through the first nine minutes of the second half, with Bethany once taking the led, 45-44, after a free throw at the 13:00 mark.  However, Joey Butler, who had been kept off the scoreboard in the first half, scored nine consecutive points, followed by a Medved score that completed an 11-point run that turned a five-point lead into a 70-54 advantage with less than four minutes remaining, and Saint Vincent easily held on for the win.

McGill led Saint Vincent with 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the floor, while Butler added 15.  Billy Bains scored 13 and Mike Watkins added 10.  Medved's 7 rebounds were tops on the team, while McGill and Bains had 6 each. 

As a team, Saint Vincent caused 22 Bison turnovers, while only turning the ball over 8 times.  The Bearcats scored 27 points off Bethany miscues.  Butler had a team-high 5 steals.  The Bearcats also blocked 7 shots, led by Watkins' four.

In a true team effort, the Bearcats made quick work of visiting Thiel College, defeating the Tomcats 84-56 in the Carey Center.

Five SVC players scored at least 11 points- led by Joey Butler's 20 - while eight scored five or more, as the Bearcats improved to 19-3 on the season by winning their 24th consecutive home game.

Things couldn't have started much better for the Bearcats, as a Butler long ball gave SVC a 13-1 lead just four minutes into play.  Thiel's first field goal of the night, with 13:43 left, temporarily halted the SVC onslaught, but the Bearcats tore off another long run, starting with a Jordan Cleary three with 13:13 to go, and capped off by the junior's second trifecta of the night three minutes later, to go ahead 27-6.

Thiel regrouped, outscoring the hosts 13-9 over the final six minutes of tha half, but the damage was done, and the Bearcats entered the intermission up 38-23.

Over the first 20 minutes, SVC limited Thiel to just six field goals on 22 attempts, as the Tomcats nearly equaled their point total from the field (12) as their output from the foul line (11).  Thiel also committed nine turnovers, compared to three from the Bearcats.

SVC then used a fast-paced pressure defense to add onto its lead following the break.  Butler scored a pair of buckets in the first 90 seconds- both coming after Thiel turnovers- and moments later, Mike Medved scored five points in a 10-second span to give the Bearcats a 48-24 advantage with 17 minutes left.

After Billy Bains, Mike Watkins, and Tre'sor Kalambay scored consecutive buckets to push the Bearcat lead to 62-34 at the 12-minute mark, Medved then made it a 30-point game, putting an exclamation point on the contest with an emphatic two handed dunk with 11:35 left.

Back-to-back threes from Watkins and Bains gave SVC its largest lead - 84-50 - with 4:20 left, before the Bearcats pulled back the reigns and coasted to their seventh straight victory.

Kalambay (13 points), BJ McGill (12), Medved (11), and Watkins (11) all joined Butler in double-figures on the scoresheet, while McGill added a game-high six assists and Medved paced both sides with four steals.  SVC forced a total of 19 Thiel turnovers while committing just nine, and the Bearcats tallied 20 assists on 32 field goals.

The Bearcats held off a determined Washington & Jefferson squad, posting a 73-71 victory at the Carey Center.

Tre'sor Kalambay's driving basket with 1:10 remaining broke a 65-65 tie and put Saint Vincent ahead to stay.  The Presidents had one last chance to tie in the closing seconds but could not convert, as the Bearcats improved to 20-3 on the season and avenged a loss last month at W&J.

Saint Vincent was strong in the early going, opening an 11-4 lead after a Kalambay bucket six minutes into play.  W&J fought back to tie the game by scoring the next seven points, and the teams continued to trade runs throughout the rest of the half.  A 6-0 run put the Bearcats ahead 22-16, and the hosts would never trail again for the rest of the half, but could not pull away from the pesky Presidents.  Saint Vincent led by seven, 35-28, after a Joey Butler drive with 1:40 to go in the half, but the visitors scored the final four points of the half to make it a three-point game, 35-32, at the break.

W&J continued their strong play to start the second half, scoring the first four points and taking a 36-35 lead just over a minute into play. Butler promptly hit a three-pointer and the lead went back to the Bearcats, but the Presidents kept the game close.

Saint Vincent managed to open the lead to seven after a Kalambay score with 12 minutes left, 51-44, but again the Presidents refused to quit and kept the game close.

With 6:11 left, a Mike Watkins three pointer once again ran the lead to seven (63-56), but Washington & Jefferson scored the game's next nine points to make it 65-63 with just 2:07 left on the clock.

Mike Medved then drew a foul, hitting both shots and tying the game at the 1:48 mark, and after the defense stopped W&J on their next trip down the court, Kalambay drove for the key basket to give Saint Vincent the lead, 67-65. 

A steal by Butler gave BJ McGill a break down the court, and he drew an intentional foul with 44 seconds left, hitting one shot to make it a three-point game.  Saint Vincent was then given the ball, and Butler drew a quick foul.  After hitting both shots, he gave SVC a 70-65 lead with just 43 ticks remaining.  The game then became a battle at the charity stripe, with W&J close the gap to three, 71-68 after a pair of one-pointers by Brian Felker with 29 seconds left.  Kalambay then drew a foul and hit both shots, widening the gap to five with 27.6 seconds to go.  At the 15 second mark, Josip Lucic-Jozak scored and drew a foul, completing the 3-point play to cut the gap to two.  After SVC failed to convert at the free throw line following a quick foul, W&J had the ball with 11 seconds left, but could not convert, and Saint Vincent won in the Carey Center for the 25th consecutive time.

Kalambay led the Bearcats with 18 points, while Butler added 16.  Medved and McGill posted 10 points each.  McGill topped the team with 7 rebounds and 4 blocked shots, and Butler added 4 steals.

Felker led all scorers with 20 for W&J, while Wahab Owolabi added 17.  Lucic-Jozak had a game-high 12 rebounds, while Owolabi added 11 for the Presidents (15-8).  

Saint Vincent senior Billy Bains eclipsed the 1,000-point mark for his career in the Bearcats' 74-62 win at Grove City College.

Bains scored 13 and was one of four Bearcat players to eclipse double-figures, as Joey Butler led the way with 23 points and Tre'sor Kalambay added 15 and Mike Watkins 10.

The Bearcats jumped out to a hot start, taking an 14-2 lead on Butler's first three of the night at the 13:20 mark.  Grove City battled back, pulling to within six, 19-13, with 7:50 left, but the advantage quickly went back to 12 for SVC after a three from Watkins.

The Wolverines again fought back to close the gap at eight with two minutes remaining, but a trey from Butler preceeded a two-handed dunk from Watkins with 30 seconds left to close the half's scoring and send SVC into the break up 35-23.

Kalambay's first three of the night opened the scoring for SVC 60 seconds into the second half before Bains entered the history books, gathering his own miss under the hoop and laying it in to become the 28th player in school history - and only internationally-born player- to eclipse 1,000 points for his career.

Bains' bucket put the Bearcats up 40-25, and Grove City could never get to within single-digits.  SVC enjoyed its largest lead of the night, 64-48, after two Kalambay free throws with 5:48 remaining, and SVC then coasted down the stretch to earn their ninth straight win.

The Bearcats were able to enjoy such a cushion thanks to strong free-throw shooting, as they went 13-15 from the line for the game, including a 10-12 showing over the final 20 minutes.

The Bearcats came back from a six-point deficit with less than four minutes remaining to end the regular season with an 85-79 victory over the visiting Thomas More Saints.

Saint Vincent senior Tre'sor Kalambay scored a career-high 28 points to lead the Bearcats in the final regular season game of his career.  He was one of four double-digit scorers, as Joey Butler added 17 points, Mike Watkins 15, and Billy Bains 12.

Thomas More got off to a fast start, taking a 7-0 lead in the game's first 2+ minutes, but subbed their entire team at the 17:00 mark, and Saint Vincent quickly scored four points before the Saints starters' returned.  Thomas More once again ran the lead to five, 14-9, before once again bringing five subs into the game, and the Bearcats again capitalized and closed the gap.

A 3-point play by Watkins gave SVC its first lead of the game, 15-14, with 11:27 remaining in the half.  Kalambay's sharp shooting allowed Saint Vincent to build the lead as high as six on two occaisons, and the Bearcats went into the half with a 42-38 lead, with Kalambay accounting for 16 points and Watkins accounting for 8.

Three minutes into the second half, the Saints had cut the gap to just one, 48-47, but Saint Vincent quickly rallied.  A three-pointer by Watkins later made it a 7-point game, 61-54, with 12:38 left, then Kalambay fought hard for a second chance basket that ran the lead to nine.  The Saints, however, showed why they are the top seed in the conference tournament, going on a 10-0 run to take a 66-65 edge after a Mark Tinklenberg three pointer at the 7:25 mark.  After Billy Bains hit a shot to end the run, the Saints promptly added another five quick points and led 71-67 with 5:20 remaining.

After Kalambay scored to make it 71-69, Thomas More scored on consecutive trips down the court to take their largest lead of the half, six points (75-69) with just 3:40 left on the clock.  Bains then drove through the lane and scored, drawing a foul in the process, at the 3:28 mark.  The ensuing free throw make it a 75-72 game.  After a Saints free throw, a putback by Medved cut the gap to just two, setting up more heroics from Kalambay, who fought hard for a rebound, putback score and foul that put SVC up by one with just 1:30 left.  After a defensive stop, Kalambay added another driving basket with just 43 ticks remaining that put the Bearcats ahead 79-76.   

After a Bearcat foul and a Tinklenberg free throw, Kalambay drew a foul and hit one of two shots to make it 80-77, his sixth consecutive point.  The visitors then attempted a three-pointer to tie the game with 23 seconds left, but the shot missed its mark, and Watkins grabbed the rebound for SVC before being fouled.  Watkins hit his first shot, but his second shot caromed to the left, right into the hands of Butler, who hit the layup to make it a six point game, 83-77, with just 12 seconds left, and the Bearcats were able to hang on for the 85-79 victory.

Watkins led all rebounders in the game with 8, while Kalambay added 7 for the Bearcats, who improved to 22-3 on the season and won for the 26th straight time at home.