WINONA, Minn. — Hamline (14-10, 6-9 MIAC) defeated Saint Mary's University of Minnesota (1-23, 0-15 MIAC) with a decisive 90-58 victory on Wednesday night at David R. Thies Arena. The Pipers' bench contributed significantly, adding 51 points to the team's total.

The game began with Saint Mary's taking an early lead as John Palmer scored a jumper in the paint. Hamline quickly responded with Dane DeDominces, who scored two consecutive layups, including one in transition assisted by Raoul Vaidya. Hamline then extended its lead with back-to-back three-pointers by Vaidya, building momentum. Brendan Ebel contributed significantly, assisting on multiple plays and adding a free throw and a three-pointer. The Cardinals attempted to stay within reach with a three-pointer by Josh Wohlers, but Hamline closed the half with a commanding 44-29 advantage, capped by a late jumper from Vaidya.

Hamline extended its lead in the second half, outscoring the Cardinals 46-29. Dominic Dosmann contributed significantly with multiple layups, including a basket at 16:44 that pushed Hamline's lead to 51-33. Ethan Wall-Atim and Vaidya were effective from beyond the arc, with Vaidya hitting a crucial three-pointer at 18:20. Saint Mary's struggled with turnovers, allowing Hamline to capitalize and maintain its momentum throughout the half. The final score was capped by Reagn Flickinger's three-pointer at the 28-second mark, sealing a decisive victory for the Pipers.

Raoul Vaidya led the scoring effort with 16 points, including four 3-pointers. Dane DeDominces contributed both offensively and defensively, posting 10 points and collecting three steals. Brendan Ebel facilitated the offense with eight assists while recording six rebounds. Camden Holecek added nine points and two assists, converting all his field goal attempts.

The Pipers final game of the season will be at Macalester on Saturday, February 21 at 3 PM.