Amherst, NY – Felician's magical and historic season came to an end in the NCAA Division II East Regional Round of 32 with a 99–77 loss to Saint Anselm in a rematch at Lumsden Gymnasium. The Golden Falcons conclude the year with a 28–4 record, marking the most successful season in program history and one that included the program's first NCAA Regional victory.
The matchup carried intensity from the opening minutes, with the teams exchanging momentum early and the lead changing hands 11 times during the contest. Felician opened the game attacking the paint and pushing tempo in transition, building an early lead before the game settled into a tightly contested first half.
Saint Anselm closed the half on a late run to take a 46–37 advantage into the break, but Felician continued to battle in the second half behind strong scoring bursts from multiple players. The Golden Falcons cut the deficit to four points midway through the second half, using perimeter shooting and fast-break opportunities to keep the game within reach.
Despite the push, Saint Anselm responded with a decisive run that extended the margin into double digits down the stretch. Felician continued to compete until the final minutes, finishing with 36 points in the paint and 23 bench points in the regional contest.
Jeremiah Anderson led Felician with 18 points, seven assists, four rebounds, two steals, and a block in the final game of the season. Moussa Camara added 14 points and five rebounds, while Tavian Pullock contributed 15 points off the bench. Jared White finished with 11 points, and Noah Hutchins added nine points, four assists, and three steals.
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The season also saw Jeremiah Anderson etch his name into the program record books, finishing the year with 658 total points to shatter the program's single-season scoring record, highlighting a historic campaign for both Anderson and the Golden Falcons.
