UC Irvine Chokens Hawaii for Victory from Bill – Ocregister

Irvine – Withdrawing from your first loss at the season, the UC Irvine basketball team combines a quick start with Stingy Defense to return to the victory column.

The anti-ATras scored the first 11 points of the game, detained Hawaii until 31.1% of 31.1%, and returned a rally to the second half to provide a 71-55 win, their 21st consecutive victory at the Bren’s event Center S

Myles Che had 17 points and five assists, and Justin Hon had 13 points (5 at 15 firing) and five assists to lead UCI (18-3, 8-1 Big West), which came out of 84-80 overtime work Loss in UC Riverside on Thursday. Kyle Evans coincided with his career high with 12 points (6 firing for 6) and had the top four blocked shots in the bench career while Devin Tilis had a double-dow with 11 points (5-from-16 shooting) and career High 13 fights. Bent Leuchten contributed eight points and eight rebounds.

The UCI launched 44.3% of the terrain, had 22 assists in its 27 field goals and exceeded Hawaii 38-22 in paint.

Spiring from the start blocks, UCI led 15 points twice in the first half before Hawaii (12-8, 4-5) began to stop. Rainbow warriors actually received within seven at one point, but anteater took a 10-point lead (34-24) to the half-time dressing room.

The antitors built their lead up to 15 points on the Che 3-Indication, and Evans Playup five minutes in the second half, but Hawaii replied with 14-3 runs to reduce the margin to 48-44 on a pair of free throws by 10:15 to the left.

The Hohn 3-Tell Paper launches 11-0 UCI, which included free throws from Leuchten, Jurian Dixon and Che to restore a 15-point pillow at 59-44 with 7:09 remains. Evans made a pair of arrangements – one of the staggering angle and one tall of the glass – in the next two minutes and Hawaii never approached 10 points the rest of the road.