Jan. 24, 2004
The Endicott Men's basketball team suffered its most humiliating loss of the season at home against conference rival Colby-Sawyer 82-48. The Gulls were completely overmatched for the entire game, finishing the game shooting 31% from the field and allowing the visitors to shoot over 50% and loosing the battle on the glass 40-32. Endicott turned the ball over 20 times while Colby-Sawyer limited themselves to 12 give-aways. Tyler Putnam led the Chargers with 23 points. Chris Condon added 14 points and Andrew St. Clair had 10 points and 7 rebounds.
Colby-Sawyer jumped out to a 27-5 lead pushing the ball, rebounding aggressively and getting an early contribution of ten points from Tyler Putnam. Endicott was never able to become competitive after the early deficit. Jeremy Currier was the only Gull to score in double figures with 14 points. The next high man for Endicott was Zach Ellis with nine points. None of the Endicott players were able to gather more than four rebounds or distribute more than 3 assists. The Gulls also had six players with multiple turnovers. The loss drops the Gulls' record to 3-2 in the conference. They will attempt to bounce back against Nichols on Tuesday in Dudley Massachusetts.
