12

Nov

2026

Aussies in NCAAM

Sir Charles 12 and 10 keeps Holy Cross from ever leading

Written By

basketball.com.au

Sir Charles 12 and 10 keeps Holy Cross from ever leading
Sir Charles 12 and 10 keeps Holy Cross from ever leading

Furman senior forward Charles Johnston had a double-double in Furman's win against Holy Cross. Photo: Furman Paladins

Charles Johnston had 12 points, 10 rebounds and four assists as Furman won 80-67 at Holy Cross.

Furman senior forward Charles Johnston had 12 points, 10 rebounds and four assists as the Paladins beat Holy Cross 80-67 at the Hart Center Arena in Worcester.

Eleven Australian men had a game, and their teams went a combined 7-4.

All box scores are below in a searchable table.

Games played Wednesday, November 11 US time, Thursday, November 12. All times AEDT.

Johnston, from Sydney, had the only Australian double-double of the day. He went 4-from-9 from the field and 4-from-4 at the line in 29 minutes, added a block, and scored 10 of his 12 points after half-time as Furman led 42-28 at the break and by as many as 18. Holy Cross never led.

RELATED: Australian NCAA Women's Top 20 Power Rankings I Australian NCAA Men's Top 20 Power Rankings

UNC Greensboro sophomore guard RJ Greer scored 15 points with four threes, nine of his points in the first half, as the Spartans came from 48-46 down at the break to beat Lees-McRae 91-84 at Bodford Arena in Greensboro.

Eastern Illinois senior Tanner Vogel, from Busselton, had 12 points and nine rebounds in 15 minutes as the Panthers beat Blackburn 102-44 at Groniger Arena in Charleston, Illinois.

William & Mary sophomore Jesse McIntosh, from Melbourne, scored nine on 4-from-5 shooting with three rebounds, three assists and two steals, but the Tribe led 42-39 at half-time and lost 95-90 at Florida Atlantic.

Charleston redshirt sophomore Will Mortimore, from Maitland, went 3-from-3 from the field for eight points with five rebounds and four assists in 11 minutes as the Cougars won 91-81 at Temple. South Carolina Upstate freshman Joe Baldwin, from Brisbane, had six points and eight rebounds in eight minutes in a 104-49 win over Bob Jones.

Follow every Australian in college basketball on our Aussies in the NCAA hub, our NCAA page and the NCAAM Top 20 Power Rankings.

basketball.com.au

Australians in NCAAM: every box score, Thursday 12 November

14 Australians across 14 schools · 11 played, 3 did not · 3 scored 10 or more · 1 double-double
RJ GreerUNC GreensboroW 91-84v Lees McRae311520005-144-101-1
Charles JohnstonFurmanW 80-67at Holy Cross2912104014-90-14-4
Tanner VogelEastern IllinoisW 102-44v Blackburn151290014-70-04-6
Jesse McIntoshWilliam & MaryL 90-95at Florida Atlantic22933204-50-01-2
Will MortimoreCharlestonW 91-81at Temple11854003-30-02-2
Joe BaldwinSouth Carolina UpstateW 104-49v Bob Jones8682101-10-04-5
Isaiah WalterUMass LowellL 62-72at Massachusetts21510012-41-30-0
Tuscan OnuohaFlorida A&ML 65-87v Kansas City (neutral)7450002-40-00-0
Josh HughesUSCW 77-65at California4320001-11-10-0
Maper MakerArkansasW 76-53v Robert Morris8000000-00-00-0
Marshal DestremauWest GeorgiaL 70-73v UNC Asheville4000000-00-00-0
Henry Lau DNPLong Beach StateW 62-59v Pacific–––––––––
Koby Moir DNPUC DavisW 81-69v Incarnate Word–––––––––
Nash Walker DNPMarquetteL 70-84at Michigan–––––––––
RJ Greer led the way with 15 points for UNC Greensboro in the 91-84 win over Lees McRae. Games played Wednesday 11 November US time, Thursday 12 November in Australia. Bold marks 10 or more points.

UMass Lowell redshirt sophomore Isaiah Walter, from the Central Coast, scored five in a 72-62 loss at Massachusetts, and Florida A&M senior Tuscan Onuoha, from Sydney, had four points and five rebounds as the Rattlers lost 87-65 to Kansas City in St. Petersburg. USC senior Josh Hughes, from Brisbane, hit his only shot, a three, in a 77-65 win at California, Arkansas freshman Maper Maker played eight minutes in a 76-53 win over Robert Morris, and West Georgia senior Marshal Destremau played in a 73-70 loss to UNC Asheville.

Long Beach State freshman Henry Lau, UC Davis freshman Koby Moir and Marquette freshman Nash Walker did not play.

Related Articles

See all articles
basketball.com.au logo

Stay in the Loop with the latest Hoops

Patty Mills
Ezi Magbegor
Dyson Daniels
Jade Melbourne
Montrezl Harrell