GOSHEN, Ind. - Goshen outscored #19 Huntington by nine points in the second half, but an early deficit proved too much to overcome in a 74-64 loss to the Foresters. Huntington is now 19-6 this season.

Huntington led 7-0 early on until a three from Juraj Minarovjech three and a half minutes in got the Leafs on the board. HU led 37-15 with 3:23 to go in the half, but never by more than that. The Foresters had their backups in late in the second half, but the Leafs had a 10-3 run and Huntington had four turnovers in a span of a minute and 24 seconds, forcing them to bring their starters back in. GC was much improved shooting the ball in the second half, shooting 45% compared to 25% in the first. They also went 28% from three in the second half after going 10% in the first half. Despite a late Goshen rally, Huntington pulled through to win by ten.

Kenny May had a career-high 24 points, topping his previous high of 19 set last week in a win over Taylor. He also had career-highs tonight in field goals made (11), rebounds (11) and minutes played (38). This was his second career double-double, and he also added two assists, a block and a steal. It's the first time he has had one or more of each of those in the same game. Kamren Williams made a career-high nine free-throws, and he only had nine attempts. Marcus Northern had 11 points and is sitting at 968 for his career.

Goshen is at Spring Arbor on Saturday, February 14, at 3:00 pm.

The men's basketball team recognized various GC employees for faculty and staff appreciation night. Here was who was recognized by each player and manager:
Jason Harrison with Kenny May
Andrew Hartzler with Saiveon Williams
Val Hershberger with Jake Eyler and Caleb Thompson
Michelle Horning with Jacob Carlson and Juraj Minarovjech
Anna Groff with Deecon Hill
Regina Shands Stoltzfus with Marcus Northern (Regina unable to attend)
Alysha Liljeqvist with Braden Allen
Robina Sommers with Kevin Cota Juarez
Kellam Venosky with Vassilis Petrides
Jaelyn Klassen with Josh Gentry (Jaelyn unable to attend)
Justin DeWeese with Carson Smith
Rob Brenneman with Kamren Williams
Amy Budd with Bolu Owolabi
Tiffany Wyse-Fisher with Kahmi Bracey
Jewel Lehman with Jay Olimo
Sarah Mast with JP Jabbour