PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team had little trouble in its game with NCAA Division 3 Stockton on Saturday, rolling out to a double-digit lead within five minutes and coasting to a 112-63 decision Saturday at Macquarie Court at The Palestra.
 
Penn improved to 5-2 with the victory, while Stockton is 2-1.
 
Notes
*Penn's 112 points were the fourth-most in program history, and the most since the Quakers scored 114 against Haverford on December 18, 1993. Penn scored 115 points against Muhlenberg during the 1969-70 season and 113 against Columbia during the 1974-75 season.
 
*Penn also set team highs in the Donahue era in field goals (42) and assists (29), and tied a team high in three-point field goals (15).
 
*Nine different players hit three-pointers in Saturday's game, one shy of the NCAA Division 1 record that Penn set last year against Delaware State.
 
*Penn had nine turnovers, its first game in single digits in that category this season.
 
*Penn had five players reach double figures in the same game for the first time this season.
 
*Junior Devon Goodman led Penn in scoring for the fifth straight game, with 16 points.
 
*Junior AJ Brodeur had his 11th career double-double with, coincidentally, 11 points and 11 rebounds. Penn is 10-1 when the junior has a double-double.
 
*Senior Antonio Woods had 14 points, his fifth double-figure game this season and his 35^th such game at Penn.
 
*Freshman Michael Wang scored 13 points—his third double-digit scoring game this season—and collected seven rebounds and three assists.
 
*Freshman Bryce Washington had 11 points, his second double-figure scoring game.
 
*Senior Jake Silpe had six assists, a season high and two shy of his career best, and his four steals were one shy of his career best set earlier this season.
 
*Senior Jackson Donahue scored a season-high nine points on three three-pointers. All of his made field goals this season have come from beyond the arc.
 
*Sophomore Mark Jackson and freshman Alex Imegwu scored their first career points.
                                                                                                                
How It Happened
Antonio Woods hit a three-point shot off the opening tip, and Penn was off and running from there. The Quakers' first double-digit lead came just 5:19 into the game, at 18-7, and the visiting Ospreys never got within single digits after being down 23-14 less the midway through the first half.
 
Penn scored 60 first-half points, a high in the Steve Donahue coaching era.
 
Despite liberal substitutions throughout the second half, Penn reached 100 points with more than five minutes to play in the game and continued to coast from there.
 
Up Next
Penn will play at Delaware State on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.