SANTA BARBARA, CA – Menlo Men's Basketball had 12 different Oaks score as the team delivered season-highs in field goal percentage (.479) and free throw percentage (.909) during Saturday's Pacific West Conference matchup with Westmont, but many second-chance opportunities allowed the Warriors to come away with the 90-71 win inside their own Murchison Gymnasium.

Oaks Highlights
-Marvin Brumfield dropped a season-high 15 points including 6-for-6 shooting from the foul line
-Jonathan Moxie added nine points while dealing out game-highs of three assists and three steals

Menlo Demonstrates Versatility On Offensive End
Though junior guard Marvin Brumfield knocked down a triple in Menlo's first shot attempt of the contest, a 12-5 start for Westmont was later extended to 21-8. Brumfield and sophomore guard Quentin Thompson provided the offense until junior guard Max Sheridan's basket with under seven minutes left in the opening half. Sophomore guard Jonathan Moxie delivered five quick points in the late stages, but the Warriors ended the period with six of the final nine points for a 47-31 halftime advantage.

A 7-0 run by the home team early in the second half was countered by freshman forward Luke Wieskamp's layup, free throws from junior guard Devon Woods, and a 3-pointer off the hands of senior forward JaMaal Unuakhalu. However, eight straight from Westmont shifted the momentum back their way toward the eventual 90-71 final.

Up Next
When the Oaks next take the court it will be inside Haynes-Prim Pavilion for a 7:30 p.m. matchup with Jessup on Tuesday, Dec. 16.