The Oles' Bobby Fong drives to the bucket in Wednesday's 102-96 win over Hamline.
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Ole reach century mark in win over Pipers

Mike Ludwig
January 12, 2011

NORTHFIELD, Minn. - Stu Neville had 20 while Alfred Jaryan and Bobby Fong added 19 points each as St. Olaf scored a 102-96 MIAC men's basketball win over visiting Hamline University on Wednesday at Skoglund Center.

The 100-point outburst was the first for a St. Olaf team since December of 1997.

Carl hipp had 24 points and 10 rebounds to pace Hamline (6-6, 4-3 MIAC) in the loss.

St. Olaf had a 12-point lead at the break and opened the advantage to 17 on a Neville jumper with 14:37 left. The Oles held a double-digit advantage until the Pipers, trailing 100-88 with 38 seconds left, went on an 8-0 run to close it to four. Fong then hit two free throws in the final seconds to secure the win.

St. Olaf made 80.4 percent of its season-high 46 free throw attempts. The Oles shot a remarkable 38 in the second half and made half of their three-point attempts, sparked by Michale Jenson's 4-for-5 effort from deep. Jenson finished with 12 points.

Contact media relations specialist Mike Ludwig at (507) 786-3834 or ludwigm@stolaf.edu.