WYOMING, Mich. – The Golden Eagles rebounded after a tough loss on Wednesday night, with a dominating road victory over Grace Christian 94-59. CU led by as many as 43 on their way to victory as they have now won 11 in a row vs. the cross-town Tigers. Cornerstone is 8-2 on the year now as they will face a much tougher (2) Grace College of Indiana team on Tuesday night inside Mol Arena for their next contest. 
Game Flow

• Luke Rowlinson got CU going early, hitting a wild layup high of the glass in the lane followed by a step-in three to give the Golden Eagles a 7-2 lead in the opening minutes.
• Toby Woolcock checked in five minutes into the game and his opening touch led to a great pass to the big man Cory Ainsworth for an easy dunk to double up GCU, 14-7. 
• After another easy Cory Ainsworth layup, Grace Christian would use their first timeout trailing 21-11. 
• Cornerstone would go to all bench players in the middle of the first half. The scoring slowed for both sides for roughly a two-minute span, but the second Cory Ainsworth returned to the floor the inside game got rolling again as he hit two easy buckets to increase the lead to 27-14. 
• Grace Christian would call their second timeout with CU on top 32-14. 
• Mason Brooks hit a three near the end of the half to bring the Cornerstone lead to 20 at 40-20. 
• The Golden Eagles would take a 42-21 lead into the halftime break. 
• Early in the second half as the Tigers continued to struggle from three, a flop warning was called on a GCU deep ball attempt leading to a technical free throw for the Golden Eagles. 
• Grace Christian started to press a little higher and got a few steals to cut their deficit to less than 20. Trent Summerfield responded with an outstanding move on the baseline for an easy score to but CU back on top by 20. 
• Cornerstone continued to advance their lead with a Toby Woolcock layup to make it 67-37. 
• GCU quickly responded with a 4-0 run to bring the deficit back to 26, 67-41. 
• Some late turnovers by the Tigers allowed Cornerstone to run away with it even more. Connor Dykema would get a fast break dunk and Lewis Jones would hit a three to increase their lead to the largest of the game at 82-46.
• Lewis Jones would continue to shine as both teams went to the deep bench in the final five minutes, hitting a three to put CU on top by 41.
• Cornerstone carried the large lead, earning the 94-59 victory over Grace Christian on Saturday afternoon. 

 
By the Numbers
56-29 – Cornerstone recorded a season high 56 rebounds while Grace Christian had just 29. Zac Velthouse led the way with eight. 
21/7 – Luke Rowlinson played the most minutes of any starter at 21 while all seven bench players saw more than 10 minutes played. 
7 – Cornerstone recorded seven total blocks for a season second best. Seven different players recorded those blocks. 
 
What's Next? 
Cornerstone will continue non-conference play back at home on Tuesday vs. their toughest opponent of the year in (2) Grace College at 7:30 p.m. 
 
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