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St. John's 91-64 Iona (Dec 13, 2025) Game Recap
NEW YORK — ā Oziyah Sellers scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half, Zuby Ejiofor tied a career-high by blocking eight shots for the second straight game and No. 22 St. Johnās survived a difficult start and pulled away for a 91-64 victory over Iona on Saturday.
Sellers made four 3s in the second half and shot 7 of 13. He had his second-best showing of the season after shooting 3 of 15 in the previous two games against Auburn and Ole Miss.
Ejiofor also had six points and 10 rebounds. Ian Jackson added 14 points in his return to the starting lineup. Joson Sanon and Bryce Hopkins each had 13 points.
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St. Johnās menās basketball surges past Iona with big second half
Another ugly offensive start isnāt surprising for St. Johnās. Neither are the big scoring runs that make up for their early scoring droughts. It took eight minutes for the Red Storm to wake up on Saturday, then they completely overwhelmed Iona for the final thirty-two in a 91-64 victory over Iona, scoring 55 points and shooting 65.5% from the field in the second half.
The Red Stormās nightmarish shooting struggles to open against Iona made last weekās game against Ole Miss look like a Renaissance painting, only making one of their first 13 attempts from the field and 0-of-4 from three as the Gaels sprinted out to a 10-2 start.
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