DEARBORN, Mich. — The Siena Heightsmen's basketball team shot a blistering 62.5% from the field and got five players in double figures to outlast UM‑Dearborn 107–103 in a high‑tempo WHAC matchup Saturday.

Nick Sobush poured in a team‑high 26 points on near‑perfect shooting (8 of 9 FG, 9 of 10 FT) while adding five assists to lead the Saints' efficient offensive attack. Jonas Tester added 21 points and six rebounds, and Jack Olis delivered 22 points—8 of 9 at the line.

Siena Heights built a 54–48 halftime lead behind 63.6% first‑half shooting and maintained control for much of the second half, leading by as many as 10. UM‑Dearborn repeatedly closed the gap, pulling within a single possession several times in the final minutes, but SHU answered each push. Sobush's late three‑point play with 1:13 remaining extended the Saints' lead to 103–99, and Alex McCoy's two clutch free throws with 20 seconds left made it 105–101. SHU sealed it at the stripe from there.

Joshua Wilson added 16 points for the Saints, including two key second‑half threes, while Jasiah Rainey posted 11 points and a team‑high seven rebounds. SHU outshot the Wolverines from deep (6 of 9 to 9 of 27), dominated at the foul line (31 of 40), and held slight edges in rebounds (32–31).