The Boxers (1-0) eclipsed the school record for a home opener with its 127-point effort, breaking the old mark of 120 points from the 1996-97 Pacific season opener. Head Coach Justin Lunt is the fifth coach in program history to win his home opener and season opener.

The Geoducks (0-1) shot 60.9% in the loss and landed four players in double figures including Jared Roffler, who scored 22 points and 11 rebounds in a double double to lead the visitors from Olympia, Washington.

Pacific put five players in double figures including senior Brevin Brown, who scored a career-high 30 and Marcus Wallace added 20 in his Pacific debut. Joining the duo in double figures was junior Davis Holly, who added 18 and newcomers Gage Shlmidine and Ethan Moss, who each added 10. In addition to the offensive onslaught, the Boxers forced 42 Geoducks turnovers which they turned into 56 points in the win.

Trailing by seven, 106-99 with 7:32 to play, Pacific went on a 16-0 run to take a 113-106 lead with 5:15 left to play, culminating in a big-time 3-pointer by Terrence Glider. The run put Pacific ahead for the remainder of the contest.

Next, Pacific will face a Multnomah squad on Saturday at 5 p.m. The Lions will enter the contest with a 4-0 mark and have had narrow losses in exhibition games to NCAA Division I members, University of Portland and Portland State.
 
MBB Photos vs. Evergreen State (Nov. 9, 2018) by Ellie Parker