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                    Craig lead Cougars past Grace to 2-0 in MCC</font></b></span></td>
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                  &nbsp;<font FACE="Arial" SIZE="3">Sat., Jan. 10, 2004<br>
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                  FORT WAYNE, Ind. – University of Saint Francis guard Trey
                  Eaton led four Cougars in double figures and teammate Cleevas
                  Craig notched his third straight double double in a 102-85 win
                  over Grace College in Mid-Central Conference play on Saturday
                  afternoon at Hutzell Athletic Center.
                  <p>Eaton (Claypool, IN / Tippecanoe Valley) finished with 26
                  points, the sixth time this season the freshman has scored 20
                  or more points, to help the Cougars improve to 11-9 overall,
                  2-0 in MCC play. Craig, a junior, scored 11 points and hauled
                  down 12 rebounds for USF. Another freshman, John Jamerson
                  (Muncie, IN / Burris) added 17 points including two
                  spectacular dunks. Chase Holden (Hamilton, IN / Hamilton) had
                  16 points, and John Gensic (Albion, IN / Bishop Dwenger) and
                  Nick Ankenbruck (Fort Wayne / Homestead) added nine points
                  apiece in the balance USF offensive.</p>
                  <p>Tim Bailey and Leigh Batts led Grace (6-11, 0-2 MCC) with
                  18 points apiece.</p>
                  <p>Eaton drilled a 3-pointer just before the first half buzzer
                  that lifted USF to a 55-43 lead. The Cougars led by as many as
                  15 points, 41-26, on a 3-pointer by Nick Ankenbruck. GC led
                  once at 2-0. USF shot 60 percent in the first half, 62 percent
                  from 3-point range connecting on 8-of-13 shots. Overall USF
                  hit 22-of-37 first-half shots. Eaton led USF scoring with 11
                  points in the first half. Gensic and Jamerson had nine points
                  apiece.</p>
                  <p>USF opened the second half with a 12-2 run to leave little
                  doubt about the final outcome.</p>
                  <p>The Cougars resume play on Tuesday (Jan. 13) with a home
                  game against Indiana Wesleyan starting at 7 p.m.</p>
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                  <p ALIGN="CENTER">-- GO USF --</i></b></font></td>
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