Linssen carries Saint Louis past Stephen F. Austin 79-68
RIVIERA MAYA, Cancun (AP) — Marten Linssen had 19 points and eight rebounds as Saint Louis beat Stephen F. Austin 79-68 in the Cancun Challenge - Riviera Division championship game on Wednesday night.
Gibson Jimerson, named the Riviera Division MVP, had 19 points for Saint Louis (6-1), which earned its fourth straight home victory. Yuri Collins added 11 points. DeAndre Jones had 10 points.
Terrence Hargrove Jr., whose 11 points per game heading into the matchup was second on the Billikens, scored three on 1-for-6 shooting.
Sadaidriene Hall had 14 points, seven rebounds and three blocks for the Lumberjacks (4-2). David Kachelries added 12 points. Gavin Kensmil had 11 points.
___
For more AP college basketball coverage:
___
This was generated by Automated Insights,
College Basketball 2025-2026 Buzz: Bryan Blair Named New AD At Syracuse
2026 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament: Bracket, Scores, How To Watch
2026 Men's NCAA Tournament Projections: Ohio State Gets a Bump, Texas Drops
Last Night in College Basketball: Gonzaga Men and Women Win West Coast Titles
Conference Tournament Betting Report: Bettors Shying Away From Favorites
Men's College Hoops Spotlight: Predicting Winners of Power-Conference Tournaments
The Blueprint: How Offensive Rebounding Is Fueling a Historic Scoring Season
Men's NCAA Tournament Bubble Tracker: Seton Hall Advances, Auburn Falls
Men's Player of the Year Ladder: Boozer Finishes No. 1 as Final Top 10 Takes Shape
College Basketball 2025-2026 Buzz: Bryan Blair Named New AD At Syracuse
2026 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament: Bracket, Scores, How To Watch
2026 Men's NCAA Tournament Projections: Ohio State Gets a Bump, Texas Drops
Last Night in College Basketball: Gonzaga Men and Women Win West Coast Titles
Conference Tournament Betting Report: Bettors Shying Away From Favorites
Men's College Hoops Spotlight: Predicting Winners of Power-Conference Tournaments
The Blueprint: How Offensive Rebounding Is Fueling a Historic Scoring Season
Men's NCAA Tournament Bubble Tracker: Seton Hall Advances, Auburn Falls
Men's Player of the Year Ladder: Boozer Finishes No. 1 as Final Top 10 Takes Shape
