HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va. -- Freshman guard Peter Moye (Charlotte, NC) scored a career-high and game-high 17 points off the bench, including 15 in the first half, to lead nationally-ranked No. 9 Hampden-Sydney College to a 97-59 non-conference home win past William Peace (NC) University on Friday night in S. Douglas Fleet Gymnasium at Kirby Field House. Junior transfer guard and team captain Colin Radcliffe (Richlands, NC) added 14 points off the bench, including 4-6 three-point field goals, and freshman forward John Campbell (High Point, NC) added a career-high 11 points off the bench, as well. The Tigers closed the first half on a 35-10 run to lead 53-27 at halftime and improved to 7-1 overall. Michael Dulin had 14 points for the visiting Pacers, who dropped to 1-6.

"Great energy from the team tonight, especially considering we are in the middle of exam week," said sixth-year head coach Caleb Kimbrough. "We had several different guys step-up and make plays. We need to build on this going into our next league game."

H-SC, ranked No. 9 in the latest D3hoops.com Top 25, started a little slow near the end of fall semester exams and fell behind 7-4 just 2:32 into the contest. Senior guard Nick Shryock (Davidson, NC) tied it at 7-7 with a three-pointer at 17:14, and Radcliffe followed with the first of his four three-pointers at 16:13. The Pacers, however, battled tough and were within 18-17 with 11:28 on the clock, before the Tigers scored 19 unanswered points to take control and lead 37-17 at 6:51. Moye had seven-straight points during the outburst, while Radcliffe and senior guard Ayman McGowan (Memphis, TN) each contributed three-pointers, and All-American fifth-year guard and third-year team captain Adam Brazil (Mooresville, NC), junior forward and team captain Shane Fernald (Charlotte, NC) and freshman guard Travis Stickney (Mount Pleasant, SC) each added two points. The Garnet & Grey continued their surge as Radcliffe added two more three-pointers and Moye scored six more points to help push the half-ending run to 35-10 over the final 11:09 for the comfortable 53-27 advantage at halftime.

The second half was much of the same as Coach Kimbrough was able to continue playing his bench throughout much of the final 20 minutes. A three-pointer by McGowan made it 59-27 at 17:46 … two free throws from sophomore center Alex Cannon (Loganville, GA) made it 65-35 at 15:32 … two free throws by Moye made it 73-43 at 10:41 … a jumper from McGowan provided for the largest lead at 81-43 with 7:43 remaining … a jumper by junior guard/forward Kolby Wright (Cookeville, TN) made it 89-54 at 3:51 … an offensive rebound basket from freshman guard Asa Williams (Buford, GA) made it 91-55 at 2:38 … and freshmen guards John Wells (Marietta, GA) and Ben Mulry (Greensboro, NC) closed the scoring with their respective layups over the final minute.

Moye led H-SC with his career-high and game-high 17 points, making 7-10 field goals (1-3 3FGs), and 2-3 free throws in 14 minutes off the bench. Radcliffe finished with his 14 points for the Tigers, including 4-6 three-pointers, in 15 minutes off the bench. Campbell had his career-high 11 points (4-5 FGs, 3-5 FTs), adding a career-high six rebounds, as well, in 13 minutes off the bench. Fernald and Shryock each contributed 10 points, a season-high for Shryock, while Fernald added game-highs of eight rebounds and eight assists—a career-high—in 17 minutes while close to a triple-double. McGowan had eight points, including 2-3 three-pointers, while Brazil had six points, four rebounds and three assists in 19 minutes—taking just four shots from the field. H-SC shot 47% (37-88) from the field, including 32% (9-28) on three-pointers, and 78% (14-18) at the free throw line.

Dulin led WPU with his 14 points. Ryan Lominack finished with 13 points for the Pacers. WPU shot 41% (21-51) from the field, including 35% (9-26) on three-pointers, and 57% (8-14) at the line.

H-SC will host Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) member Shenandoah University on Tuesday night, December 17, at 7 p.m. in Fleet Gym.