Georgetown Pulls Away From Loyola Maryland for 80-58 Victory

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Georgetown defeated Loyola Maryland 80-58 in Washington, D.C., pulling away behind strong performances from Jaland Lowe and Vinson Iwuchukwu to secure a convincing victory.

Vinson Iwuchukwu makes his presence felt against Loyola Maryland, finishing with 21 points and nine rebounds in Georgetown's 80-58 win.

Lowe led all scorers with 23 points, shooting 9-of-15 from the field and knocking down five three-pointers. Iwuchukwu added 21 points and nine rebounds, converting nine of his 11 free-throw attempts. Ed Jackson also reached double figures with 14 points.

The Hoyas shot 46% from the field and held a 38-35 rebounding advantage. They also recorded 18 assists while committing just eight turnovers, helping them maintain control throughout the contest.

Loyola Maryland struggled to keep pace as the game progressed. Leo Ricketts led the Greyhounds with 10 points, while Sebas Emenalo contributed seven points and eight rebounds. C. Berg-McLean added seven assists, leading Loyola Maryland in creating scoring opportunities for his teammates.

Georgetown eventually built a 31-point lead, using a 16-0 scoring run to put the game out of reach. The Hoyas' advantage grew to 80-49 before Loyola Maryland scored the final points of the contest, cutting the deficit to 22.

Despite the late scoring, the Greyhounds could not overcome Georgetown's commanding lead. The difference was especially clear in the individual performances of Lowe and Iwuchukwu, who combined for 44 points to lead the Hoyas.

Georgetown closed out the 80-58 win with a convincing display, led by its two top scorers and a decisive run that left Loyola Maryland with too much ground to make up.