BATESVILLE, Arkansas - Four players scored in double-figures for the Lyon College Scots in a 92-44 win over the visiting Bacone Warriors on Saturday afternoon.

The Scots (2-2) got 16 points from Trenton Bell, 11 points each from Nikola SaSaroga and Jackson Midyett and Kylon McCullough scored 10 points in the home win. John Paul Morgan led in rebounds with 11 for the game to go with seven points and Malik Madison had 10 blocks and six points. 

Lyon led 46-19 at halftime and raced out to an 8-0 lead early on with a field goal and two three-pointers from McCullough. SaSaroga got free for a dunk off a feed from Bell and Morgan made a free throw. Bell knocked down a jump shot and came back to step out for a three-pointer and a 16-3 Lyon College lead. Morgan followed with a basket inside and Donovynn Lewis connected on a three-pointer off an assist from McCullough. Madison put in a layup, then Bell hit another three-pointer and Midyett hit a trey from long distance to make it 29-8 with six minutes to go in the first half.
Lewis made another three-pointer, SaSaroga added a layup and Jones White connected on a trey to make it a 27-point lead for the Scots two minutes later. Midyett added his second three-pointer and Morgan put in a layup off an offensive rebound. Israel Palmer scored inside and SaSaroga adde two free throws to end the first half scoring for Lyon College.

Palmer opened the second half with a three-pointer, then Madison got free inside for a layup. Madison scored again off a drive in the lane and connected on a free throw. McCullough scored n the paint and SaSaroga put in a layup followed by a score from Morgan for a 59-23 lead with 12:54 to go in the game. 
Bell made a three-pointer, SaSaroga made a free throw then got a dunk off a steal by Isaiah Sweetwine. Sweetwine put in layup seconds later and then stepped out for a trey for a 70-23 Scots lead. Sweetwine scored again off  the offensive glass and Bell canned another three-pointer. Bell came back to put in a layup and Luke Bridges came in off the bench to score inside and put Lyon College ahead by 56 points, 79-23.
John Stastny came in off the bench to put in a basket and scored two more baskets, before Midyett hit a layup and Bridges scored again. Midyett hit another three-pointer for a 92-41 lead with 2:27 left in the game.