Canisius 68-62 Siena (2 Mar, 2019) Final Score

Siena Saints

15-15, 10-7 Conference

	1	2	T
SIE	32	30	62
CAN	28	40	68

Molson, White carry Canisius over Siena 68-62

Takal Molson had 16 points to lead five Canisius players in double figures as the Golden Griffins topped Siena 68-62 on Friday night. Jalanni White added 13 points for the Golden Griffins. Scott Hitchon chipped in 11, Jonathan Sanks scored 10 and...

Mar 2, 2019, 05:22 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Siena	0-0	-	3-0
Rider	0-0	-	3-1
Mount St. Mary's	0-0	-	2-1
Manhattan	0-0	-	1-1
Marist	0-0	-	1-1
Merrimack	0-0	-	1-1
Fairfield	0-0	-	1-2
Niagara	0-0	-	1-2
Quinnipiac	0-0	-	1-2
Canisius	0-0	-	0-3
Iona	0-0	-	0-3
Sacred Heart	0-0	-	0-3
Saint Peter's	0-0	-	0-3

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Siena Saints

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Game Leaders

E. FisherF - SIE

T. MolsonG - CAN

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Molson, White carry Canisius over Siena 68-62

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