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Champion’s 17 Points Leads Holy Cross Past Colgate 56-50

Thursday, February 02, 2017

 

Robert Champion had 17 points for Holy Cross.

Robert Champion scored 17 points and the Holy Cross Crusaders held on to beat Colgate 56-50 on Wednesday night at the Hart Center. The Crusaders sweep the season series against Colgate for the first time since 2013-14. 

“It is a win we had to get, your at home, you have to win that kind of game and we did. You know they are 4-1 on the road coming in so we knew it wasn’t going to be easy," said Holy Cross head coach Bill Carmody. 

The win moves Holy Cross to 6-5 in the Patriot League and 12-12 overall. Colgate drops to 7-17 overall and 5-6 in the Patriot League. 

Holy Cross Holds on

After trailing 29-24 at the half, Colgate held a 40-39 lead with 8:01 to play in the game. 

From that point, the Crusaders took control of the game after an Anthony Thompson layup sparked a 12-3 run to put the Crusaders up 51-43 with 3:55 left to go. 

Colgate would get no closer than five points the rest of the way. 

The Crusaders only shot 38% from the field in the game, but held Colgate to just 33% shooting from the field. 

Holy Cross was also helped by forcing Colgate into 19 turnovers leading to 15 points. 

The Leaders 

Champion’s 17 points came on 5 of 10 shooting from the field and 6 of 9 from the free throw line. He also grabbed six rebounds and dished out four assists. 

Matt Husek added 11 points for Holy Cross. 

Next up 

Holy Cross returns to action on Monday, February 6 when they visit Bucknell. 

Tip-off is set for 7 p.m.

 

Related Slideshow: 10 Biggest Games in Holy Cross Basketball History

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10.

March 1, 1975

Holy Cross vs Army - The final game at the Worcester Auditorium

Holy Cross beat Army 89-73 in the final game at the Worcester Auditorium. 

The Crusaders were coached by George Blaney and went 229-64 in the building all-time. 

PHOTO: Tunnelbug/flickr

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9.

Feb, 14, 2001 

Holy Cross vs Navy 

Holy Cross clinches the programs first ever Patriot League Regular season title beating Navy 77-67 on the road. 

Josh Sankes led Holy Cross that season. 

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8.

March 9, 2001

Holy Cross vs. Navy - Patriot League Championship

Holy Cross beats Navy 68-64 in overtime to win the Patriot League Championship. 

Ralph Willard was the head coach.

PHOTO: College Hoop Hits

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7.

March 9, 2007

Bucknell vs Holy Cross - Patriot League Championship 

The Crusaders hosted the Patriot League Championship game at the Hart Center and defeated Bucknell 74-66.

Keith Simmons led Holy Cross in the game.

PHOTO: Wikipedia 

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6.

March 10, 1993 

Holy Cross vs Bucknell - Patriot League Championship 

The Crusaders won their first Patriot league title beating Bucknell 98-73.

Rob Feaster was named tournament MVP after pouring in 66 points and recording 9 steals in three games. 

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5.

March 5, 1977 

Holy Cross vs. #8 Providence in ECAC Championship 

Holy Cross defeated Providence 68-67 on a buzzer beater by Chris Potter to win ECAC Championship and advance to NCAA Tournament for first time in 21 years. 

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4.

Feb 17, 1990

Holy Cross vs. Army MAAC North Championship game

Holy Cross rolled Army 86-68 and clinched the MAAC North title.

The title was the program's first conference championship. 

Dwight Pernell led Holy Cross with 22 points in the game. 

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3.

March 13,1977

 Holy Cross vs Michigan in NCAA Tournament

The game marked Holy Cross' first NCAA Tournament appearance in 21 seasons. 

After leading 72-70 with less than 5 minutes to play, the Crusaders fell 92-81. 

Holy Cross was led that season by Ronnie Perry, however, he was injured for this game. 

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2.

March 13,1954  

Holy Cross vs Duquesne - NIT Championship game

Holy Cross won the NIT Championship game 71-62 over Duquesne. 

The Crusaders were led by Togo Palazzi who was named MVP of the tournament.

Palazzi went as the number one pick in the NBA Draft to the Boston Celtics a couple of months later.

PHOTO: Goholycross.com

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1.

March 20, 1948

Holy Cross vs Kentucky in National Semifinal 

Led by Bob Cousy, the Crusaders had won 20 straight games coming into the national semifinal against Kentucky. 

Holy Cross lost to kentucky 60-52 

 
 

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