Central Connecticut 74-59 Stonehill (5 Jan, 2024) Final Score

Central Connecticut Blue Devils

7-7, 1-0 Conference

	1	2	T
CCSU	30	44	74
STO	29	30	59

Stonehill Skyhawks

2-14, 0-1 Conference

Jeanne-Rose scores 22 as Central Connecticut State beats Stonehill 74-59

— Allan Jeanne-Rose scored 22 points as Central Connecticut State beat Stonehill 74-59 on Thursday night in a Northeast Conference opener for both teams.

Jan 5, 2024, 02:12 am - Data Skrive

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Long Island University	6-0	-	10-11
Central Connecticut	3-2	2.5	12-6
Fairleigh Dickinson	3-2	2.5	7-13
Wagner	2-3	3.5	10-8
Stonehill	2-3	3.5	10-10
Le Moyne	2-3	3.5	7-13
Chicago State	2-3	3.5	2-18
Mercyhurst	2-4	4	8-13
St. Francis (PA)	2-4	4	7-13

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Central Connecticut Blue Devils

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Game Leaders

A. Jeanne-Rose #12 - CCSU

C. Stinson #5 - STO

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Jeanne-Rose scores 22 as Central Connecticut State beats Stonehill 74-59

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