After suffering a double-digit loss on Sunday against the Delaware Blue Coats, the two teams faced off for the second time at the Chase Fieldhouse.
Westchester started off the game on a 13-5 run led by four early points from Myles Powell. The second-year guard was off to a solid start with seven points through the first 12 minutes of action. The Knicks showcased a balanced scoring attack early and saw that continue throughout the game, as six players finished in double figures. The Knicks put together a good first half and held a double-digit lead, 53-42, at the midway point of the game.