Men's Basketball | 12/30/2025 2:49:00 PM
Box Score MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- The Buccaneers will end 2025 in the win column and back at even after defeating the Webber International Warriors 71-58 on Tuesday afternoon. Barry Men's Basketball closes out non-conference action going 5-3. The Bucs have won seven straight against the Warriors, dating back to 1988. It was the first matchup between the teams since 2005.
INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 71, Webber International 58
Records: Barry (6-6), Webber Int'l (6-9)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 7-3
SUMMARY:
- 1H - The Buccaneers grabbed the lead first as Deon Perry drove in and made the lay up. It was then the Marko Šarenac show as he made four of the next five baskets for Barry. Back-to-back threes from Breno Silva and malik Stanley quickly turned it into a double digit lead. Sarenac had 10 points in the half with four boards, Silva was right behind with eight off the bench. The Bucs shot 45-percent from the floor and had just three turnovers, while dominating in the paint at an 18-4 advantage. I Barry 38, WIU 22
- 2H - Barry went on an 8-0 run early to make it a 24-point game. The closest WIU came was within 11. Perry had nearly half the points in the second period with 12. Sarenac continued to collect rebounds with 10 to bring his total to 14 for the game. The Warriors outscored the Bucs 36-33 with 21 points coming from the bench. | Barry 71, WIU 58
NOTEWORTHY:
- Perry led all scorers with 18 points, it is his 10th double-figure game.
- Marko Šarenac picked up his sixth double-double this season with 16 points and 14 rebounds.
- He leads the SSC and is tied for 6th nationally.
- Silva finished with 10 points off the bench and had four rebounds.
- Jose Benitez had a season-high seven assists in the game.
- Sami Elkamel contributed to the defensive side with eight rebounds, two blocks, and a steal.
- The Bucs outscored the Warriors in the paint, 36-18, and in points off of turnovers, 21-14.
ON THE HORIZON:
Barry will move their focus onto Sunshine State Conference action hosting Rollins to open up the new year on January 3rd from the Health and Sports Center gym.
