In the first half, the Barons took an early lead, with Jadon Melvin hitting a pivotal three-pointer and Abraham Garjah scoring multiple layups. Notable defensive plays included Melvin's steal and layup, which helped the Barons build an 11-point lead before the half ended, leading 34-31.

As the game continued into the second half, the Skyhawks initially rallied with Kenton Steele hitting a game-tying three-pointer. Nonetheless, Garjah's dominance was unwavering as he maintained scoring consistency, helping to keep the Barons in front. Solid defensive plays led to valuable steals and blocks, pushing their lead to nine points at its peak. The final score had the Barons up 73-68, taking the win.

The Barons' leading performer, Abraham Garjah, finished with an impressive stat line of 19 points and five assists, with Jayden Hill grabbing 11 boards. Additional contributions from players like Jadon Melvin, with 12 points, helped carry the Barons to the victory.

Head Coach Leonard Epps shared his thoughts following the game. "Proud of how our guys fought through some adversity on the road. A ton of credit to Point; very tough team.

We look forward to playing back at home on Wednesday."

Looking ahead, the Barons, now holding a commendable 8-2 overall record and 2-1 in conference play, will face the Baptist University of Florida on December 10 at Gillis Gymnasium. This upcoming game promises another chance for the Barons to keep their strong season rolling.