ADRIAN, Mich. — The Siena Heights men's basketball team an efficient offensive performance to earn a 64–48 win over Miami–Hamilton on Monday night, powered by sharp perimeter shooting and a standout night from Jack Olis.

Olis scored a game‑high 19 points on 7‑of‑9 shooting, including a perfect 4‑for‑4 from three, while adding seven rebounds to lead the Saints (6–12). Siena Heights shot 47.2% from the field and 50% from beyond the arc, building a 37–26 halftime lead and maintaining control throughout.

Nick Sobush added 14 points and seven rebounds, connecting on four threes, while Jasiah Rainey and Joshua Wilson each contributed 11 points. Siena Heights assisted on 18 of its 25 made field goals and committed only nine turnovers, showcasing one of its most disciplined offensive outings of the season.

The Saints controlled the glass 31–23 and limited Miami–Hamilton to only two second‑chance points. Siena Heights also turned 11 Harrier turnovers into 15 points, using several first‑half runs — highlighted by threes from Olis and Sobush — to build a cushion the visitors never seriously threatened.