Saint Peter's 71-68 Marist (7 Mar, 2019) Final Score

Saint Peter's Peacocks

10-21, 6-12 Conference

	1	2	OT	T
SPU	27	36	8	71
MRST	37	26	5	68

Turner lifts St. Peter's over Marist 71-68 in OT

Davauhnte Turner had 18 points and Dallas Watson posted 17 points as St. Peter's narrowly beat Marist 71-68 in overtime in the first round of the Metro Atlantic Conference Tourney on Thursday.

Mar 8, 2019, 01:56 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Quinnipiac	7-1	-	11-8
Marist	6-1	0.5	13-3
Merrimack	6-1	0.5	9-9
Mount St. Mary's	4-3	2.5	11-7
Manhattan	3-4	3.5	8-8
Siena	3-4	3.5	8-10
Fairfield	3-4	3.5	7-11
Rider	3-4	3.5	7-11
Iona	3-4	3.5	6-12
Saint Peter's	2-5	4.5	7-8
Niagara	2-5	4.5	7-11
Sacred Heart	2-5	4.5	6-12
Canisius	2-5	4.5	2-16

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D. Turner #1 - SPU

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