EUGENE, OR Clark College controlled the paint and the glass from start to finish, riding dominant front court performances to a 74–63 victory over Lane.

The Penguins were powered by a monster double-double from Noah Tostovrsnik, who poured in 21 points and grabbed a game-high 20 rebounds. Tostovrsnik was relentless on the boards with five offensive rebounds and added two blocks, anchoring Clark's interior presence on both ends.

Tristan Pratt delivered another steady all-around effort, finishing with 19 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks while shooting an efficient 9-for-15 from the field in 40 minutes. Together, Pratt and Tostovrsnik helped Clark dominate the rebounding battle 49–34, a key factor in the win.

In the back court, Ari Richardson matched Pratt with 19 points, knocking down three three-pointers and attacking the rim to draw fouls. Richardson also contributed seven rebounds and two steals while playing the full 40 minutes.

Clark shot 45 percent from the floor and held Lane to just 30.4 percent shooting, using physical defense and strong help-side play to limit second-chance opportunities. The Penguins also recorded five blocks as a team, disrupting Lane's rhythm in the lane.

Lane was led by Gavin Inglish, who scored 20 points off the bench, but Clark's consistent interior scoring and rebounding control allowed the Penguins to maintain separation throughout the second half.

With the win, Clark College continues to assert itself in conference play, showcasing balance, toughness, and an ability to control the game through defense and rebounding.

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