CLARION, Pa. – After leading by as many as three points midway through the second half, the Clarion University men's basketball team ultimately fell 77-68 at home to Seton Hill, Saturday afternoon.

With just 6:48 remaining in the game, the Griffins used an 11-0 run over the next five minutes to build a double-digit lead and put the game away.

Seton Hill improves to 7-13, 4-11 PSAC on the season while the Golden Eagles drop to 3-18 overall and 0-15 in league play.

The Golden Eagles struggled from the floor in the first half, shooting just 30% and missed all 10 three-point tries. The second half proved to be much better, as they knocked down 16 of 37 attempts (43%) while also shooting 55% from three-point range.

It was certainly a tale of two halves for Clarion, as they did not commit a shooting foul on defense in the first half, but were flagged for 10 fouls, compared to just three for Seton Hill in the second half.

Clarion's Cameron Grumley and Mason Mraz each finished with a team-high 17 points, while freshman Khari Williams played a solid 30 minutes with 12 points and 7 rebounds.

RJ Laugand also contributed 10 points and dished out a career-high 8 assists on the afternoon.

For Seton Hill, Trevor Blondin led the Griffins with 24 points but the story of the day was center Spencer Casson, who finished with a triple-double as he netted 12 points to go along with 10 rebounds and an impressive 10 blocks.

The Golden Eagles will play their final game of a three-game home stand this Wednesday (Jan 31) when they host Mercyhurst University at 7:30pm in Tippin Gymnasium.