San Francisco Dons @ Portland Pilots

11-9, 5-5 WCC

Final

	1	2	T
San Francisco SF	51	36	87
Portland PORT	45	31	76

Portland PilotsPortlandPORT

9-14, 3-7 WCC

San Francisco has 6 in double figures, beats Portland 87-76

Jan 29, 2016, 12:19 am

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Ronnie Boyce III scored 19 points, Tim Derksen added 16 and San Francisco beat Portland 87-76 on Thursday night.

The Dons (11-9, 5-5 West Coast Conference) have won consecutive games since snapping a three-game skid. Portland (9-14, 3-7) has lost three straight and seven of its last eight games.

Dont'e Reynolds chipped in 12 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for San Francisco, which had six in double-figure scoring.

D'Marques Tyson scored a career-high 27 points and Alec Wintering had 24 to lead Portland.

San Francisco had a 51-45 halftime lead, and opened the second half on a 12-4 spurt to stretch its lead to 63-49. Boyce and Reynolds scored four points apiece, and the Pilots missed 7 of 9 shots during the span.

Tyson scored six straight points to pull the Pilots to 79-74 with two minutes left. Uche Ofoegbu converted a 3-point play, and the Dons made 5 of 6 free throws to seal it.

Game Information

Portland, OR

Referee:Michael Greenstein

Referee:Ryan Holmes

Referee:Nate Harris

NCAA Division I

West Coast Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Gonzaga	16-2	-	31-4
Saint Mary's	16-2	-	27-6
Santa Clara	15-3	1	26-9
Oregon State	9-9	7	17-16
Seattle U	8-10	8	21-14
Pacific	8-10	8	18-15
San Francisco	8-10	8	17-16
Washington State	7-11	9	12-20
Loyola Marymount	6-12	10	15-17
Portland	6-12	10	15-19
San Diego	5-13	11	12-21
Pepperdine	4-14	12	9-23

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