LEXINGTON, Va. – The VMI men's basketball team nailed 21 three-pointers Tuesday night in a 106-72 victory over visiting Campbellsville University Harrodsburg (Ky.) in non-conference play.

The Keydets hit 50 percent (21-42) of their attempts from long distance, including 5-of-7 from Greg Parham. The senior guard scored a game-high 17 points and dished out five assists. Sean Conway was 5-of-8 from deep for 15 points while Trey Bonham had 11 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals. Myles Lewis contributed 12 points, five rebounds and three blocks, Kamdyn Curfman scored 11 points and netted three three-pointers and Jake Stephens had 10 points, five rebounds and five assists. Tanner Mans hit three threes for nine points. The Keydets had six double figures scorers for second time this year.
 
VMI outrebounded the visitors 49-25, including 14 on the offensive end. The Keydets shot 57 percent (41-72) and the 33 assists on 41 baskets ties for fifth in program history (Last time - vs. Stevenson Nov. 20, 2008). The 106 points scored was the most for the team since a 106-80 victory over Kentucky Christian University on November 20, 2018 and the second time in the last three outings that the Keydets reached the century mark. VMI's 21 threes tied for third most in a game in program history (Last time vs. Johnson Univ. Nov. 18, 2014).
 
Tyrese Duncan paced the Pioneers with 15 points, hitting five three pointers. Antoine Darby, Tyron Duncan and Chris Rawlins each had 11 points and Kereion Douglas compiled nine points and five rebounds.

Campbellsville Harrodsburg started strong, opening leads of 5-0 and 7-2 in the first two minutes. VMI gained control and never looked back after a 25-4 run opened a 27-11 advantage with 11:35 left in the first half.  
VMI (5-2) is back in action Friday at Gardner-Webb University at noon.

Quotes from VMI Head Coach Dan Earl:
"I thought it was a good effort for the most part and we were able to make a lot of threes. We did some good things defensively especially in the first half. But still some things to learn from. Their pressure bothered us when they went they switched into their full court press, we weren't as sharp as we needed to be. The guys coming into the game have to figure out how to play and run our offense and be locked in on defense and get stops. It was good to get them experience and out into the lights and with officials."
 
"You have to take what the defense gives you and I thought we did a good job of balancing that out and our shots were falling. It's when we start missing some of those threes where you want to get the ball to the rim and get easy looks."
 
"We pride ourselves on passing up a good shot for a great shot, sharing the ball, being unselfish, and I thought for the most part we did a good job of that tonight."