Dickinson DC 9-17,4-9 Centennial

Gettysburg GC 20-6,10-3 Centennial

Dickinson DC

9-17,4-9 Centennial

Final

Feb. 25, 2025

Gettysburg GC

20-6,10-3 Centennial

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	F
Dickinson DC	29	38	67
Gettysburg GC	52	40	92

Summary
Box Score

Kaylee Wenderoth

Game Recap: Men's Basketball | 2/25/2025 8:55:00 PM | David Adamovage, Director of Athletic Communications

Devils Season Comes to an End in CC First Round Against Bullets

GETTYSBURG, Pa. - The sixth-seeded Dickinson men's basketball team fell behind 52-29 at halftime on Tuesday night to the third-seeded Gettysburg College and was never able to get back into the game as the Bullets claimed a 92-67 win in the first round of the Centennial Conference Tournament at Bream Gymnasium.

The home side got out to a fast start as a three ball for Nate Williams started 13-5 run over the opening four minutes that saw DC get buckets from Cole Cosby and David Petrusev.
Eight points out of the hands of Luis Ruiz trimmed the gap to 16-13, but eight points from Jordan Stafford keyed a 12-3 response by the home team that stretched the lead out to 28-16 at the halfway point of the frame.
Five points from Petrusev over the ensuing six minutes did little to cut into the deficit as the Bullets held a 39-21 advantage with 15:45 gone.
The duo of Cosby and Petrusev accounted for the Devils final eight points of the frame with the hosts closing on a 13-8 push to take a 52-29 lead to the break.

Dickinson tried to gain some much needed momentum coming out of the locker with Cosby hitting from deep and Brandon Wiercinski finishing at the rim leaving the score at 57-34.
Five by Isaiah Edmond along with a layup for Petrusev made it 59-41 with 4:59 gone, but the Bullets responded with six of the next eight pushing the margin to 65-43 still with over ten minutes left.
The next three minutes saw Petrusev and Ruiz combine for six foul shots making it 71-49.
Gettysburg would use an 18-4 charge aided by triples from Akim Joseph, Vule Sukovic and Ray Zamloot to balloon the advantage out to 89-53 at the 16:19 mark.
Buckets from the quartet of Ryan Leskauskas, Matt Smith, Petrusev and Wiercinski down the stretch set the 92-67 final.