Saint Mary’s drubs Pacific 76-28 for seventh straight victory

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MORAGA, Calif. (AP) — Alex Ducas and Aidan Mahoney scored 11 points apiece and Saint Mary's rolled past Pacific 76-28 on Thursday night for its seventh straight victory.

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MORAGA, Calif. (AP) — Alex Ducas and Aidan Mahoney scored 11 points apiece and Saint Mary’s rolled past Pacific 76-28 on Thursday night for its seventh straight victory.

Ducas also had eight rebounds for the Gaels (15-6, 6-0 West Coast Conference). Mitchell Saxen had nine points.

Donovan Williams finished with seven points for the Tigers (6-15, 0-6), who have lost six straight.

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