UMass Lowell’s men’s basketball team pulled off a thrilling road win over UAlbany, 89-79, in a game that showcased grit, firepower, and freshman phenom Victor Okojie’s breakout performance. Scoring a career-high 22 points and 11 rebounds — his second double-double — Okojie led the charge as the River Hawks shot an efficient 56% from the field. The first half was a seesaw battle, with UAlbany briefly taking the lead before UMass Lowell edged ahead 39-38 at halftime. Coach Pat Duquette praised it as one of the team’s best all-around efforts. Junior Angel Montas Jr. added 21 points, while Xavier Spencer and Shawn Simmons II chipped in 18 and 11 respectively. After halftime, UMass Lowell surged with a four-three-pointer run to build a commanding lead they never lost, extending it to 17 points. Now back home for a three-game homestand, they’ll face Bryant on Thursday, February 12th.

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UMass Lowell’s men’s basketball team suffered a crushing 81-56 loss to NJIT, but not without some bright spots—Shawn Simmons and Xavier Spencer each scored 15, while freshman Victor Okojie dominated the boards with 11 rebounds. The Highlanders surged early, built a commanding lead by halftime, and held off a spirited second-half comeback that brought UMass Lowell within striking distance. Now on the road, the River Hawks aim to rebound Saturday against UAlbany at 7 PM, seeking their first win in conference play since January. With a 9-15 overall record and 4-5 in conference, the team’s resilience will be tested—but they’re ready to fight back.

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UMass Lowell’s 2026-27 men’s basketball season drops with a bang — kicking off Nov. 2 at home against Rivier, then diving into a brutal non-conference slate featuring road games against powerhouse programs like Cincinnati, Georgetown, and Boston College, including a historic seven-game road trip across Big Twelve and ACC opponents. Coach Duquette is thrilled for the challenge, calling it the perfect prep for America East play starting Jan. 2. The regular season wraps with home games in December, followed by conference matchups in January, culminating in a postseason showdown — top eight teams battle in the America East Playoffs starting March 6, with the championship on March 13 at the higher seed’s arena. Tickets are live now, with season packages from $50, group experiences available, and single-game tickets launching Sept. 9 — game times TBD.

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UMass Lowell’s River Hawks fought valiantly but fell short in a nail-biting 66-61 loss to the New Hampshire Wildcats, with junior Angel Montas Jr. leading the charge with 18 points. The game was a seesaw battle, capped by a dramatic 52-52 tie with just over nine minutes left — only for the Hawks to fall short on key possessions down the stretch. Xavier Spencer delivered a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds, while freshman JJ Massaquoi added 13. The team returns home Saturday, January 31st, at 2 p.m. to face Maine — can they bounce back?

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UMass Lowell’s River Hawks soared to a commanding 78-56 win over New Hampshire, extending their winning streak to three straight games. Angel Montas Jr. led the charge with a double-double of 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Xavier Spencer added 17 and Darrel Yepdo chipped in 12. The team shot over 50% from the field and dominated the paint, outscoring their opponents by 20 points inside. Coach Pat Duquette praised the team’s growing chemistry and relentless effort, signaling a strong momentum surge at a pivotal moment in the season. Up next: a crucial homestand showdown against Binghamton on Saturday, February 21st, aiming to keep the streak alive and keep the River Hawks climbing.

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UMass Lowell’s men’s basketball team is on fire, riding a four-game win streak fueled by Angel Montas Jr.’s career-high 30-point explosion against Binghamton and a season-best 59% field goal shooting. With key matchups against Vermont and UMBC looming, a win over Vermont could even the season series and lock in a home playoff game — a huge advantage. Their dominance on the boards and strong first-half performances have been key, while Montas and Austin Green continue to lead the charge. With a fortress-like home record and momentum building, the River Hawks are primed to make a playoff run.

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