ANCHORAGE (Nov. 24) – Junior guard Tyler Burraston scored 18 points and the Alaska Anchorage men's basketball team used another strong defensive effort Sunday for a 101-27 victory over Portland Bible at the Alaska Airlines Center.

The Seawolves (4-5) also got 14 points and three steals from junior forward Bishop Tosi as they broke the program record for fewest points allowed and recorded the fourth-largest margin of victory.

The Arrows (0-6) were led by 12 points from guard Jalen Ross.

After breaking the school record for field-goal percentage in Saturday's 93-30 victory over the same club, UAA took a few minutes to get rolling in the rematch. Leading just 12-10, the Seawolves got back-to-back baskets from senior guard Dillon Barrientos (10 points) as they began to pull away.

UAA led 45-16 at halftime and held the visitors to 11 points in the second half – the second-fewest allowed by a Seawolf team over the final 20 minutes.

Senior guard Sean Evans tallied 10 points, seven assists and no turnovers, while freshman guard Luke Johnston came off the bench with 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting in just eight minutes.

The 27 points allowed broke the record set against the same team in an 87-28 victory, Dec. 22, 2022.

UAA returns to NCAA Div. II competition for the remainder of the season, starting with non-conference contests Friday (7:30 pm) and Saturday (5:15 pm) at the Alaska Airlines Center. Find tickets, live links and more at GoSeawolves.com.