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PHOENIX (AP) — The Grand Canyon Antelopes delivered a commanding performance Friday night, defeating the Boise State Broncos 86-69 in a non-conference clash. Jaden Henley led the charge with a game-high 20 points, fueling an offensive effort that proved too much for the visiting team.
The Antelopes established control early, building a steady lead through consistent scoring and defensive pressure. The team's cohesive play was on full display, with multiple players contributing to the scoreboard and limiting Boise State's opportunities. The Broncos struggled to find a consistent rhythm against Grand Canyon's defensive scheme, unable to mount a sustained comeback in the second half.
The victory marks a significant win for Grand Canyon, showcasing their strength at home. The team's ability to maintain a double-digit advantage throughout much of the game underscores their current form and depth. For Boise State, the road loss presents a challenge as they look to regroup. The Antelopes will aim to carry this momentum forward as they continue their season.
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