The Multnomah Men's Basketball team was buzzing with anticipation as they prepared to host the formidable #23 Oregon Tech Owls in a thrilling matchup at their home court. The atmosphere in the arena was electric, with fans from both sides filling the stands, eager to witness an intense battle on the hardwood.
 
The first half showcased exceptional skill and precision from both the Lions and the Owls. The scoreboard reflected the contested nature of the game, with the teams heading into halftime tied at 44.
 
As the second half unfolded, the intensity only heightened. The crowd roared with every basket, and the players exhibited a tenacious spirit on the court. The Lions' Taylor Pomeroy emerged as a scoring force, leading his team with 16 points. Tyrese Taylor made his presence felt on the boards, grabbing 6 rebounds for the Lions.
 
However, the Oregon Tech Owls had their own standout performers. Kam Osborn led the charge with 18 points and contributed significantly with 5 rebounds. Erik Fraser, Keegan Shivers, and Jackson Cooper played a pivotal role in controlling the glass, each securing 5 rebounds in the game.
 
Shooting accuracy was the highlight of the game, as both teams displayed an impressive offensive prowess. The Oregon Tech Owls boasted a field goal percentage of 51.7%, while the Multnomah Lions were not far behind, shooting at an impressive 52.9%. It was a back-and-forth affair, with each possession holding the potential to swing the momentum in favor of either team.
 
Despite the Lions' valiant efforts, the Owls managed to maintain a slight edge. The game remained tightly contested throughout, with neither team giving an inch. In the end, Oregon Tech secured the victory with a final score of 87-80.
 
With a quick turnaround, Multnomah Men's Basketball would be back on the court tomorrow at 5 pm, facing off against Southern Oregon University.