If the Blue Streak men's basketball team had set any goals on Wednesday evening in Wooster, Ohio -- besides the obvious one of winning the game -- those goals would have centered on how the win would be achieved.

In shooting a high percentage from the floor, getting a dozen players in the scoring column, and avoiding any serious injury, the Blue Streaks were able to produce a very satisfying 100-75 triumph over Spalding University on the second and final day of the "Mose" Hole Classic.

Box Score

Less than 24 hours after a loss to the top ranked team in Division III, John Carroll proved to be well-adjusted from its setback against the host Wooster Fighting Scots. The Blue Streaks opened the game by scoring 17 of the first 18 points and never looked back.

Corey Shontz (Andover, OH, Pymatuning Valley)tallied seven of his team-high 20 points during the opening 17-1 run as the Blue Streaks held Spalding without a field goal until the 15:04 mark.

The Blue Streaks shot 19-31 (.613) from the field in the first half in building a 48-32 lead. For the game, JCU was 34-59 (.576) for the game, including 8-15 (.533) from beyond the arc.

In addition to Shontz, eleven other players entered their names into the scorebook for John Carroll (8-4). Mark Hester (Ashtabula, OH, Lakeside)had 15 points and a team-high five boards, while Joe Meyer (Mentor, OH, Mentor)(11), Kenny Janz (Madison, OH, Madison)(10) and Conor Tilow (Rocky River, OH, Lakewood St. Edward)(10) all reached double figures.

DeWhon McAfee led Spalding with 20 points.

Shontz and Meyer were the Blue Streaks named to the all-tournament team.