In a riveting basketball matchup between Multnomah Men's Basketball and Corban University, the Lions faced a formidable opponent, ultimately falling short with a final score of 66 to 88. The game unfolded as a testament to the competitive nature of college basketball, showcasing impressive performances from key players on both sides.

For Corban University, Warrior #0 Aundree Polk took center stage, leading his team with an outstanding 24 points. His skillful play and strategic contributions were instrumental in Corban's triumph on the court.

On the Multnomah side, #11 Kadeem Nelson emerged as a scoring force, leading the Lions with a commendable 18 points. Nelson's offensive prowess added a spark to Multnomah's efforts, keeping the game closely contested.

Notably, Tyrese Taylor of Multnomah secured a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Taylor's impactful presence on both ends of the court showcased his versatility and determination to contribute to his team's success.

Despite the individual achievements, Multnomah faced challenges in terms of overall shooting efficiency, boasting a field goal percentage of 36.2%. The Warriors' defense proved to be a formidable obstacle, limiting Multnomah's scoring opportunities throughout the game.

Corban Warrior #24 Collin Warmouth, on the other hand, played a crucial role for his team on the boards, leading with 8 rebounds. His efforts in securing possessions and creating opportunities were integral to Corban's overall performance.

Corban University demonstrated scoring efficiency with a field goal percentage of 45.2%, showcasing their ability to convert opportunities and control the flow of the game. The Warriors surged ahead in the second half, building a substantial 25-point lead at one juncture and ultimately securing the victory.

In the end, despite the commendable efforts of players like Kadeem Nelson and Tyrese Taylor, Multnomah Men's Basketball fell short against a determined Corban University. The game provided fans and spectators with a thrilling display of athleticism, strategy, and competitive spirit, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed the exciting matchup.

Looking ahead, the Lions will have a swift turnaround as they are set to return to the court tomorrow to face Bushnell at 5 pm.