Stevenson University men’s basketball dropped a 76-62 non-conference road game to Goucher College on Nov. 10, 2026, at Decker Sports & Recreation Center in Towson. Stevenson trailed 36-23 at halftime and scored 39 points after the break, while Goucher scored 40. Stevenson was listed at 0-2 overall and 0-0 in MAC Commonwealth play, while Goucher was listed at 2-0 overall and 0-0 in Landmark play.
Goucher Builds Halftime Lead
Chase Mitchell opened the scoring for Stevenson with a 3-pointer assisted by Noah Ihezue. Ihezue later made a 3-pointer assisted by David Pridgen, and Jelani Lee added a driving layup as Stevenson worked to establish its offense. Goucher created separation before halftime and took a 36-23 lead into the break.
David Pridgen opened the second half with a driving layup, and Solomon Lewis followed with two free throws. Chris Cooley made a 3-pointer assisted by Mitchell, while Arouna Soumaoro added a second-chance basket. Stevenson also received inside baskets from Lee and Pridgen, but Goucher maintained its advantage.
Giampaolo Tripodi Leads Stevenson Scoring
Giampaolo Tripodi led Stevenson with 12 points. Arouna Soumaoro recorded a team-high 10 rebounds and scored nine points, while Solomon Lewis added nine points and seven rebounds.
Jelani Lee finished with eight points and eight rebounds. Noah Ihezue contributed eight points, five assists and two steals, while David Pridgen recorded four points and three rebounds.
Stevenson held a 30-16 advantage in points in the paint and finished with 11 second-chance points. The Mustangs scored 39 points in the second half, but Goucher scored 40 to secure the 14-point victory.
Stevenson University Men’s Basketball Returns Home
Stevenson University men’s basketball is scheduled to host Notre Dame of Maryland University on Nov. 13, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. at Owings Mills Gymnasium. The game is scheduled to be Stevenson’s first home contest of the season.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Stevenson University men’s basketball produced a stronger offensive showing after halftime and held clear advantages in points in the paint and second-chance points. Giampaolo Tripodi led the scoring, while Arouna Soumaoro, Solomon Lewis and Jelani Lee provided additional rebounding contributions.
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