LUBBOCK, Texas (January 31, 2026) — Lubbock Christian ended January on a high note, dominating Cameron with a convincing 107-50 victory on Saturday at Rip Griffin Center. 

The home team secured the win by scoring 58 points in the paint and forcing 15 turnovers, which led to 25 points. Lubbock Christian's bench contributed significantly with 36 points, while Cameron managed only 14 points in the paint throughout the game.

Lubbock Christian improved to 18-3 overall and 9-2 in Lone Star Conference competition with a decisive victory. Cameron fell to 6-14 overall and 3-9 in the LSC standings.

The Chaps set the tone early, with Amondo Miller Jr. scoring a layup just nine seconds after the tip-off, assisted by Lucas Mercandino. The team continued to dominate offensively, as Kendall Dow nailed a three-pointer at the 19:17 mark, fueling their early momentum. 

When Dow hit again from beyond the arc at the 13:14 mark, Lubbock Christian really took over. Cameron did not score a single point for the next 10 minutes and three seconds, as the Chaps went on a 30-0 run to build out a 45-9 lead. The Aggies finally broke their drought with a layup at the 3:50 mark, but the Chaps still led by 35 at the break, thanks in part to Dow's buzzer-beating jumper. The senior scored all of his team-high 21 points in the opening 20 minutes. 

The Chaparrals continued to extend their advantage in the second half, breaking the 50-point threshold with just under nine minutes to play on a three-pointer from Jett McCasland. That three was part of a 14-0 run that Ignacio Garcia capped off with back-to-back layups to put LCU ahead by 58.

LCU's largest margin in the game came at the 3:33 mark, when Devin Baccas hit a three-pointer to put them ahead by 62. Emerson Juhasz and McCasland hit layups in the final minute on the way to the 57-point win. 

Kendall Dow led the team with 21 points, converting 4 of 7 from beyond the arc. Miller Jr. added 18 points while making all six free-throw attempts and grabbing five rebounds. Mercandino contributed with eight assists and six rebounds. Pusateri posted a double-double, scoring 14 points and pulling down 14 rebounds.

GAME NOTES:
- The 107 points scored by the Chaps were the most since Nov. 26, 2024, when they scored 108 against UT Dallas
- LCU's plus-57 margin of victory is their largest under Head Coach Todd Duncan, surpassing the previous 56-point win against Open Bible College on Nov. 15, 2013
- The Chap total of 107 points was just eight shy of matching the Rip Griffin Center scoring record of 115, set on Nov. 21, 2013 against Southwest (N.M.)
- 11 of the 12 healthy players on the Chaps' roster scored in the game, including a career-high 13 points from Garcia
- LCU's 60.9 shooting percentage was also the best since the 108-point outing against UT Dallas on Nov. 26, 2024

NEXT UP: 
The Chaps have an odd Tuesday game up next, hosting Midwestern State at 7:30 p.m. at the Rip Griffin Center.