7
Nov
2026
Aussies in NCAAM
Owen and Joel Foxwell combined for 61 minutes, 0 turnovers
Riley Parker scored 18 for Portland and Owen Foxwell 16 for Wisconsin as 24 Aussie men went 12-12.
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Former South East Melbourne Phoenix and Australian Boomer Owen Foxwell scored 16 with six assists and had no turnovers in 29 minutes, making 7-from-9 at the line, as the Wisconsin Badgers beat Delaware 73-64 at the Kohl Center in Madison.
His brother, Arizona State sophomore Joel Foxwell, ran the show in a 90-63 win against Northern Colorado at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, with seven points, eight assists and two steals without a turnover in 32 minutes. The third brother, Portland freshman Austin Foxwell, did not play in the Pilots' loss.
The brothers led their teams in a combined 61 minutes without a turnover.
Twenty-four Australian men had a game on day five, and their teams went a combined 12-12.
All box scores are below in a searchable table. Games played Friday, November 6 US time, Saturday, November 7. All times AEDT.
Portland grad student guard Riley Parker scored 18 points with four threes, but the Pilots lost 89-85 to UT Arlington at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu.
Parker, from Mandurah in WA, went 6-from-10 from the field, 4-from-8 from three and 2-from-2 at the line in 26 minutes, with four rebounds, three assists and a steal, but also seven turnovers. Portland junior James O'Donnell, from Sydney, added 12 points and six rebounds, going 4-from-8 at the line.
UNC Greensboro sophomore guard RJ Greer, an Australian-American from Dayton, Ohio, matched Parker's 18 on the same shooting, 6-from-10 with four threes, and had two steals as the Spartans lost 74-65 at Elon.
Ole Miss senior Ben Henshall, from Perth, scored 13 off the bench with two threes and two steals in 20 minutes as the Rebels beat Central Arkansas 92-60 at The Sandy and John Black Pavilion in Oxford, Mississippi.
Eastern Illinois senior Tanner Vogel, from Busselton, had the only Australian double-double of the day, 11 points and 11 rebounds, eight of them offensive, in 17 minutes off the bench, but the Panthers lost 91-47 at Iowa.
TCU junior Ryan Hunt, from Perth, made all three of his shots for seven points with five rebounds off the bench as the Horned Frogs beat Southern 106-54 at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth.
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