170 for disaster relief in Queensland

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a Clara's leading Advertisementscorer for long stretches, as he made just 5 of 15 shots."We just had to guard him as hard as we could. He's capable of going for 30. I think he did it two years ago here," Saint Mary's guard Mickey McConnell said, after finishing with 18 points and 13 assists of his own. "We knew he's a great scorer, a great player, so we just had to play all out on him and make him take the toughest shots possible."Keating said: "We have to do things at a higher level if we expect to win on the road two times in a row. We have learned a lot of lessons this year. We have to play better if we want to continue to improve. "I have to give our team a lot of credit. They didn't quit and only gave up two threes in the second half. It's hard."Notes: Santa Clara's John McArthur enjoyed a homecoming of sorts. The De La Salle grad has some history in McKeon Pavilion, having set the De La Salle school record for points in a game there with 40 in a win over Oakland last March. McArthur scored two points Saturday, hitting a hook shot in the second half. "... Saint Mary's raised $2,170 for disaster relief in Queensland, Australia, over the past two games. Steindl, Mitchell Young and Jorden Page are all from Queensland. Donations will continue to