Babson Park, FL - Northwestern defeated Webber International (FL) 73-59 on Wednesday bringing an end to their duo of Florida games.

The Raiders took a commanding lead in the first half against the Warriors, hitting 14 of 28 baskets, including six 3-pointers, and converting 10 of 15 free throws. They dominated the paint, outscoring Webber International 42-22, with 16 points in the paint during the first half alone, and capitalized on turnovers, scoring 10 points off them. Despite the Warriors tying the game once, the Raiders' largest lead reached 18 points, illustrating their control over the half. The Raiders also significantly outrebounded the home team, securing 19 to the Warriors' 14 total rebounds.

The Raiders maintained their lead over the Warriors in the second half, despite being outscored 33-29. The Raiders excelled in points in the paint with 26 compared to the Warriors' 14. Alex Van Kalsbeek contributed significantly to the scoring effort, particularly in the paint, and shot a team high 73% from the floor. The Raiders had a shooting efficiency of 48.3 percent from the field, making 14 of 29 shots, while the Warriors converted 11 of 31 attempts. However, the Raiders struggled with turnovers, committing eight, which contributed to the Warriors' nine points off turnovers. Alex Van Kalsbeek led the team with a highlight stat of 22 points, shooting 11 for 15 from the field. Zach LaFave scored 12 points, secured 6 rebounds, and recorded 2 steals, marking his 11th straight game with a steal. Jalen Langsy contributed 8 points, alongside 4 rebounds and 1 assist. Jesse Van Kalsbeek added 16 points, hitting 6 of 11 baskets and collecting 4 rebounds. Northwestern gets the victory 73-59 over the Warriors.
 
Game Notes
- 59 points is the third least scored against the Raiders this season.
- Zach LaFave has recorded a steal for 11 straight contests
- Alex Van Kalsbeek led the team with a 73% shooting percentage
- Northwestern's 73 points is the lowest offensive output this season

Up Next: The Raiders return next year to take on Hastings College in a GPAC matchup on January 2nd in the Bultman Center at 3:45 PM

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