#1 Sharks bounce back with victory over Lions

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Coming off their first loss of the season, the No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team bounced back in dominating fashion, defeating the Saint Leo Lions 104-60 at the Rick Case Arena on Saturday afternoon. Each member of the Sharks registered points, led by Ryker Cisarik, who scored a game-high 22 points, shooting an efficient 75% from the field – including a perfect 4-4 from beyond the arc – while grabbing seven rebounds. Dallas Graziani continued to make an impact on both ends of the floor, recording 12 assists and six steals. 

No. 1 Nova Southeastern has now won 71 consecutive games at the Rick Case Arena. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 14-1, 6-1 SSC | Saint Leo 7-9, 2-6 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 104 | Saint Leo 60
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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How it Happened
First Half – The Sharks controlled the game from the opening tip, starting the game on an 11-2 run, with Ryker Cisarik scoring the first five points of the game for NSU, while Ryan Davis and Tyler Eberhart both got involved on the scoreboard. Midway through the half, NSU led 23-10 over the Lions, following a three-point bucket from Eberhart and a layup from MJ Iraldi. Nova Southeastern maintained a double-digit lead throughout the first half, heading into the break leading 42-24. NSU outscored Saint Leo 19-6 off turnovers in the opening half, while also controlling the paint, outscoring the Lions 24-10. 

Second Half – Following the halftime break, the Sharks started the frame on a 19-2 run, extending the lead to 61-26 over Saint Leo. During the run, NSU made seven consecutive shot attempts. Eli Allen knocked down back-to-back three point attempts, pushing the Nova Southeastern advantage to 76-35 over the Lions. Cisarik and Alex Mangold followed with a three-point bucket each, as the Sharks led 82-38 over Saint Leo with less than 10 minutes remaining in the game. Nova Southeastern emptied the bench, getting each member of the team into the game and onto the score-sheet, as the Sharks closed out the 104-60 blowout victory over the Lions, marking Saint Leo’s first loss by double-digits during the 2024-25 regular season. 

Shark Standouts
Ryker Cisarik: 22 points, seven rebounds, 8-12 FG/4-4 3PM
Alex Mangold: 15 points, 6-10 FG
Dallas Graziani: six steals, 12 assists

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern hosts No. 15 Florida Southern in a Sunshine State Conference showdown, between the two highest ranked teams in the league, on Wednesday, January 15th, at the Rick Case Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram & X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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#1 Sharks Fall to PBA

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The top-ranked Nova Southeastern Sharks’ 13-game winning streak to begin the 2024-25 season came to an end on Wednesday night, as NSU was upset 87-84 by the Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish at the Rubin Arena. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 13-1, 5-1 SSC | Palm Beach Atlantic 12-2, 5-1 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 84 | Palm Beach Atlantic 87
Location: Rubin Arena | West Palm Beach, Fla. 
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How it Happened
First Half – In a contest featuring the highest-scoring offense in the Sunshine State Conference (NSU) and the top defense in the league (PBA), the Sharks were unable to establish much momentum in the early stages of the game, falling behind 9-2. Both Nova Southeastern and Palm Beach Atlantic traded baskets back-and-forth, as NSU continued to attempt to climb back into the game. Trailing 36-29 with 4:21 remaining in the first half, Tyler Eberhart sparked an 8-0 run, which featured points by Ryker Cisarik, Eli Allen and Ryan Davis, gave NSU its first lead in the game, 37-36, within 45 seconds of game action. The Sharks went into the break trailing the Sailfish 43-42. 

Second Half – Cisarik opened the second half by scoring eight consecutive points for the Sharks, including knocking down a pair of three-pointers, giving NSU a quick 50-47 advantage. PBA kept the Sharks from gaining a more than two possession lead, as the score was 65-64 in favor of Nova Southeastern at the midway point of the second half. MJ Iraldi took over for NSU, scoring 10 consecutive points for the Sharks, as Nova Southeastern held a 75-70 heading into the final five minutes of the game. Cisarik converted a second chance opportunity, putting NSU in front 84-80 with just over two minutes remaining. Palm Beach Atlantic’s defense held the Sharks high-powered offense scoreless over the final 1:37 of the game, as Nova Southeastern was defeated for the first time on the 2024-25 season. 

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern returns to the Rick Case Arena to host the Saint Leo Lions in a Sunshine State Conference game on Saturday, January 11th, tip-off is scheduled for 4 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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Seven Sharks in double-digits as #1 NSU handles Eckerd

LAKELAND, Fla. – Led by 31 points from MJ Iraldi, seven Sharks scored in double-digits, as the top-ranked Nova Southeastern Men’s Basketball team defeated the Eckerd Tritons 113-74 from the George W. Jenkins Fieldhouse on the campus of Florida Southern on Saturday afternoon. Joining Iraldi with double-digit points were Tyler Eberhart (12), Ryker Cisarik (11), Ross Reeves (18), Dallas Graziani (13), Ryan Davis (12) and Eli Allen (10). 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 13-0, 5-0 SSC | Eckerd 7-7, 2-4 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 113 | Eckerd 74
Location: George W. Jenkins Fieldhouse | Lakeland, Fla.
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How it Happened
First Half – Early on in the Sunshine State Conference match-up, both the Sharks and Tritons traded buckets back and forth, with NSU taking an 11-10 lead following a basket from Tyler Eberhart off an assist from Dallas Graziani. Halfway through the opening half, Nova Southeastern trailed the Tritons 27-23, but Ross Reeves quickly made two consecutive three-pointers, reclaiming the lead for NSU. MJ Iraldi scored the final five points of the half for NSU, including making a buzzer-beating three-pointer, as the Sharks outscored Eckerd 14-3 over the final 3:38 of the first half, heading into the break leading 53-42.

Second Half – Nova Southeastern continued to control the momentum to open the second half, starting out on an 8-2 run, as Ryker Cisarik, Eberhart and Graziani got involved, pushing the lead to 61-44. A three-point bucket from Graziani extended the Sharks’ advantage to 20-points for the first time on the game (66-46). Nova Southeastern took full control of the contest, as the Sharks continued to extend their advantage, leading 83-53 after a lay-up from Iraldi. Nova Southeastern surpassed the 100-point mark with over four minutes remaining in the game, following a second chance bucket from Ryan Davis. The Sharks sealed the 113-74 victory over Eckerd, improving to 13-0 on the season. 

Shark Standouts
MJ Iraldi: 31 points, 13-18 FG, six rebounds, three steals
Ross Reeves: 18 points, 7-14 FG, 4-8 3P, three steals
Dallas Graziani: 13 points
Tyler Eberhart: 12 points, 5-7 FG, seven rebounds, six assists
Ryan Davis: 12 points, 5-6 FG, seven rebounds
Ryker Cisarik: 11 points, 5-9 FG
Eli Allen: 10 points, 4-6 FG

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern returns to action on Wednesday, January 8th, taking on Palm Beach Atlantic at the Rubin Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram & X at NSU_MBasketball.

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#1 Sharks Ring in New Year with win over Spartans

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The top-ranked Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team brought in the new year with a dominant 114-88 over the Tampa Spartans in Sunshine State Conference play. Three Sharks recorded over 20 points, as Dallas Graziani (22 points/11 assist) recorded his seventh double-double of the season, while Ross Reeves added 22 points of his own and MJ Iraldi recorded a game-high 25 points. 

No. 1 Nova Southeastern has now won 70 consecutive games at the Rick Case Arena dating back to February 26, 2020. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 12-0, 4-0 SSC | Tampa 9-3, 1-3 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 114 | Tampa 88
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 
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How it Happened
First Half – Ryker Cisarik took over the game for NSU in the early going, scoring six of the first eight points for the Sharks, as Nova Southeastern opened the game on an 8-2 run. Dallas Graziani and Ross Reeves knocked down back-to-back three pointers for the Sharks extending the NSU advantage to 14-6. Nova Southeastern opened up a sizable lead following a 9-0 run in which MJ Iraldi, Graziani, Reeves and Cisarik all contributed points, giving the Sharks a 37-20 advantage. Tampa cut the deficit to nine, but eight combined points from Graziani and Reeves – including a four-point play from Reeves – put the score at 56-39 in favor of NSU. Nova Southeastern went into halftime leading 61-53 over the Spartans. 

Second Half – Nova Southeastern started the second half on a 6-0 run, capitalizing on a pair of Tampa turnovers. The Sharks maintained a double digit advantage throughout the second half, winning their 70th consecutive home game, defeating the Spartans 114-88. 

Shark Standouts
Dallas Graziani: 22 points, 10-16 FG, 11 assists, six steals (seventh double-double of season)
Ross Reeves: 22 points, three steals, five rebounds
Ryker Cisarik: 17 points, eight rebounds, 6-9 FG
MJ Iraldi: 25 points, six rebounds

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern returns to action against Ecker on Saturday, January 4th, in Sunshine State Conference play. Tip-off is scheduled for 4 p.m. at the McArthur Center. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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Second Half Surge propels #1 Sharks to win over Emmanuel

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Heading into the halftime break facing a deficit for the first time on the season, the top-ranked Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team outscored Emmanuel 63-43 in the second half and closed out the 2024 slate with a 115-98 victory at the Rick Case Arena on Thursday evening. All five starters for NSU scored in double figures in the effort, led by 29 points from Ryker Cisarik (9-12 FG), while MJ Iraldi added 27 points, Tyler Eberhart had a perfect shooting night (20 points/6-6 FG/7-7 FT) and Dallas Graziani recorded his sixth double-double of the season (18 points/13 assists). 

The Sharks have won 69 consecutive home games at the Rick Case Arena. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 11-0 | Emmanuel 7-6
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 115 | Emmanuel 98
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 
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How it Happened
First Half – The Sharks quickly jumped out to an 11-3 lead over the Lions in the early going, as Tyler Eberhart, MJ Iraldi, Ross Reeves and Alex Mangold got involved in the scoring. NSU’s lead evaporated just as suddenly as it was built, as Emmanuel went on a 24-4 run to lead 27-15 over Nova Southeastern nearing the midway point of the opening half. The Sharks showed their resiliency, rallying to tie the game at 40-40 following a second chance bucket from Reeves. With time winding down, Dallas Graziani beat the buzzer with a lay-up and sent NSU into the break trailing 55-52. 

Second Half – Head Coach Jim Crutchfield‘s team used to break to make needed adjustments and came out in the second half on a 12-2 run, taking a 64-67 lead following a three-pointer from Reeves. Emmanuel cut into the NSU advantage with a three-pointer, but Ryker Cisarik followed it up with a bucket of his own, pushing the Sharks’ advantage to 74-64. Nova Southeastern continued to pull away, as after a Graziani bucket, Cisarik added another three-pointer and gave NSU a 85-73 midway through the half. The Sharks led by double-digits for the remainder of the game, as NSU improved to 11-0 on the season and extended the program’s home winning streak to 69 consecutive games. 

Shark Standouts
Ryker Cisarik 29 points, eight rebounds, 9-12 FG
MJ Iraldi: 27 point, two steals, one block, three rebounds
Tyler Eberhart: 20 points, 6-6 FG, 7-7 FT, six assists, two steals
Dallas Graziani: 18 points, 13 assists, 8-9 FG (sixth double-double of season)
Ross Reeves: 11 points

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern will return to action on Wednesday, January 1st, taking on Sunshine State Conference foe Tampa at the Rick Case Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketbal. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! 

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Iraldi, Cisarik Garner SSC Weekly Award Recognition

MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Sunshine State Conference announced the Players of the Week, presented by Pollo Campero, for the week of December 9th through 15th on Monday afternoon. MJ Iraldi (Player of the Week) and Ryker Cisarik (Defensive Player of the Week), representing the top-ranked Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team, were both recognized for their performances in a pair of games.  

For the week, Iraldi averaged 23 points-per-game, while shooting 50% from the field and 42% from beyond the arc, adding five steals and six assists. In the first clash for the “County-Line Cup,” Iraldi scored a career-high 33 points, tallying three steals, adding four rebounds and three steals.  

This is the second Sunshine State Conference Player of the Week award of Iraldi’s career.  

Cisarik was sensational on both ends of the floor for the Sharks, leading NSU to a pair of victories. In a game versus Fort Lauderdale, Cisarik recorded a career-high five blocks, while adding a game-high 22 points. Against Barry, Cisarik tallied 16 points, recording four steals and two blocks.  

This is the second Sunshine State Conference Player of the Week award of Cisarik’s season and NSU tenure.  

The No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks return to action on Thursday, December 19th, against Emmanuel at the Rick Case Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 5 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be suure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball.  

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#1 Sharks Beat Buccaneers for 10th straight win

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Led by a career-high 33 points from MJ Iraldi, the No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team defeated the Barry Buccaneers 119-77 in a “County-Line Cup Clash,” for the Sharks 68th consecutive win at the Rick Case Arena. Ross Reeves added 24 points (7-10 FG), while Tyler Eberhart scored 19 points (8-12 FG) and Ryker Cisarik (16/5-7 FG) all scored in double-figures, while Dallas Graziani (14 assists) tied the mark for the fourth-most in a single game in program history. Graziani now holds six of the top-10 assist marks in a single game in program history, including the program record (17/November 3, 2024).

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 10-0, 3-0 SSC | Barry 5-4, 2-2 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 119 | Barry 77
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 
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How it Happened
First Half – MJ Iraldi, Eli Allen, Ross Reeves all got on the scoreboard early as the Sharks opened up an 8-2 lead over Barry. An 11-2 run, started off by a three-pointer from Reeves and capped off by five consecutive points from Iraldi, extended the NSU advantage to 22-9. Midway through the first half, Tyler Eberhart made an impact on both ends of the floor, giving the Sharks a 26-11 lead with a layup and followed with a block on the other side of the floor. A 17-2 run, spanning three minutes of game play, gave Nova Southeastern a 43-20 lead over the Buccaneers. The Sharks went into the halftime break with a 54-36 advantage over Barry. 

Second Half – Iraldi scored the first nine points of the second half for the Sharks, pushing the NSU lead to 63-43 over Barry. A 10-2 run, started by a layup from Dallas Graziani and capped off by a three-pointer from Reeves, gave Nova Southeastern a 78-56 lead. Midway through the second half, Reeves converted a fast-break layup off an assist from Graziani, pushing the NSU advantage to 87-62. Iraldi took over once again, scoring eight straight points for Nova Southeastern and gave the Sharks a 98-66 lead. Alex Mangold put the Sharks a 40-point advantage, with NSU leading 117-77. The Sharks closed out the “County-Line Cup” victory by defeating the Buccaneers 119-77. 

Shark Standouts
MJ Iraldi: 33 points (career-high), 11-24/5-11 3PT, three steals
Ross Reeves: 24 points, three steals, 7-10 FG
Tyler Eberhart: 19 points, 8-12 FG, three steals
Ryker Cisarik: 16 points, 5-7 FG, four steals, two blocks
Dallas Graziani: 14 assists, nine points

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern hosts Emmanuel (Ga.) on Thursday, December 19, at the Rick Case Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 5 p.m. To purchase tickets, click here. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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All Sharks score as #1 NSU Handles Fort Lauderdale

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – All 12 members of the No. 1 Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team got into the score-book, as the Sharks defeated the Fort Lauderdale Eagles 123-78. NSU totaled 69 points in the first half, the most in a half since November 11, 2023 (Alabama-Huntsville). Ryker Cisarik led NSU with 22 points, shooting 75% from the field, while adding five blocks. 

The Sharks have won 67 consecutive games at the Rick Case Arena. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 9-0, 2-0 SSC | Fort Lauderdale 5-4
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 123 | Fort Lauderdale 78
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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How it Happened
First Half – Tyler Eberhart led a torrid start, scoring seven points, as the Sharks got off to a torrid start leading 9-0 over Fort Lauderdale in less than two minutes of play. A pair of steals from Dallas Graziani sparked a 13-0 run for NSU, pushing the Sharks’ advantage to 34-11 over the Eagles. Ryan Davis scored seven consecutive points for NSU, giving the Sharks a 43-17 lead midway through the half. Later in the half, Ross Reeves extended the Sharks lead to 54-24 over the Eagles. An emphatic dunk by Ryker Cisarik pushed NSU’s lead to 64-27. Nova Southeastern went into the halftime break leading 69-34 over Fort Lauderdale. 

NSU’s defense was tenacious throughout the opening half, outscoring Fort Lauderdale 18-4 off of turnovers. The Sharks dominated inside the paint, outscoring the Eagles 44-16. 

Second Half – In the opening minutes of the second half, Reeves knocked down a pair of three-pointers, pushing the lead to 77-34. Eberhart converted an and-one opportunity, as NSU continued to pour it on leading 87-34, opening the half on an 18-0 run. The Sharks surpassed the 100 point threshold following a layup by Jarvis Wright with over 10 minutes remaining in the game. Nova Southeastern’s lead never shrunk to below 40-points for the remainder of the game, as the Sharks closed out the 123-78 victory over Fort Lauderdale. 

Shark Standouts
Ryker Cisarik: 22 points, 8-12 FG, five blocks, five rebounds
Tyler Eberhart: 18 points, 6-8 FG, four assists, four rebounds
MJ Iraldi: 13 points, seven rebounds, two steals
Ross Reeves: 12 points, six rebounds, four steals, two blocks
Jarvis Wright: 12 points, 5-9 FG
Ryan Davis: 11 points, five rebounds

What's Next
No. 1 Nova Southeastern takes on the Barry Buccaneers in the first battle for the “County-Line Cup” on Saturday, December 14th at the Rick Case Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 4 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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#1 Sharks Beat Lynn in SSC Play

BOCA RATON, Fla. – Led by an incredibly efficient 32 points by MJ Iraldi (12-16 FG/6-7 3PT), the top-ranked Nova Southeastern Sharks Men’s Basketball team won their eighth consecutive game, beating the Lynn Fighting Knights 92-73 in Sunshine State Conference action on Wednesday evening from the de Hoernle Sports Center. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 8-0, 2-0 SSC | Lynn 3-2, 1-1 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 92 | Lynn 73
Location: de Hoernle Sports Center | Boca Raton, Fla. 
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How it Happened
First Half – The Sharks struggled to find their footing in the opening minutes of the contest as the Fighting Knights opened a 15-2 lead over NSU early. Ryan Davis sparked a 16-3 run by the Sharks, spanning four minutes of game time, giving Nova Southeastern its first lead of the game. During the extended run, Dallas Graziani tallied eight of his 12 points, while MJ Iraldi, Ryker Cisarik, and Ross Reeves all contributed on the score sheet. Later in the half, Iraldi banged a three-pointer, off an assist from Graziani, pushing the Sharks advantage to 28-18 with less than eight minutes remaining in the half. NSU went into the break leading 43-35 over the Fighting Knights, outscoring Lynn 41-20 over the final 16 minutes of the half. 

Second Half – Iraldi scored the 10 of the first 12 points of the second half for NSU, while Cisarik added a bucket, pushing the lead to 55-42. Midway through the half, the Sharks continued to maintain their double-digit advantage, leading 66-53. Iraldi gave Nova Southeastern an 81-61 lead over Lynn with less than six minutes remaining in the game. A bucket from Tommy Sala gave the Sharks a 92-65 advantage, their largest lead of the contest, and NSU closed out the 92-73 Sunshine State Conference victory. 

Shark Standouts
MJ Iraldi: 32 points, 12-16 FG, 6-7 3PT, six rebounds
Ryker Cisarik: 16 points, nine rebounds, 7-11 FG
Tyler Eberhart: 14 points, five rebounds
Dallas Graziani: 12 points, nine assists

What's Next
The top-ranked Sharks return to the Rick Case Arena to take on the Fort Lauderdale Eagles on Monday, December 9th. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. Purchase tickets here. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Men’s Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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#1 Sharks Open SSC Play with win over Rollins

WINTER PARK, Fla. – Led by 29 points from Ross Reeves, five Sharks scored in double figures as the No. 1 Nova Southeastern Men’s Basketball team opened Sunshine State Conference play with a 109-94 victory over the Rollins Tars on Saturday evening at the Alfond Sports Center. Dallas Graziani recorded his fifth double-double of the season (14 points, 10 assists), while MJ Iraldi added 23 points, Tyler Eberhart scored 16 and Ryker Cisarik recorded 12 points off the bench. 

Breakdown
Records: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 7-0, 1-0 SSC | Rollins 3-3, 0-2 SSC
Score: No. 1 Nova Southeastern 109 | Rollins 94
Location: Alfond Sports Center | Winter Park, Fla.
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How it Happened
First Half – The Sharks offense struggled after the opening tip-off, as Rollins led 22-8 in under eight minutes of action. A 9-0 run, capped off by a three-pointer from Eli Allen cut it to a two possession game at the midway point of the opening half. MJ Iraldi, Ryker Cisarik, and Ross Reeves all contributed on another extended run for NSU, giving the Sharks a 29-28 lead with less than six minutes left in the half. Both teams traded buckets for the remainder of the half, but Nova Southeastern went into the break leading 56-53 following a pair of buckets from Reeves and Iraldi in the final seconds of the half. 

Second Half – Nova Southeastern took advantage of a 10-0 run in the early moments of the second half, opening up a 77-65 lead over Rollins. The Sharks continued pouring it on for the remainder of the half, leading by double-digits throughout the second half and polished off a 109-94 victory in the Sunshine State Conference opener. 

Shark Standouts
Ross Reeves: 29 points, 7-12 FG, 12-13 FT
Dallas Graziani: 14 points, 10 assists (fifth double-double)
MJ Iraldi: 23 points, seven rebounds, two steals
Tyler Eberhart: 16 points
Ryker Cisarik: 12 points, five rebounds

What's Next
The top-ranked Sharks will be back in action on Wednesday, December 4th, taking on the Lynn Fighting Knights at the de Hoernle Sports Center. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Basketball, be sure to follow on Instagram and X at NSU_MBasketball. 

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