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The University of the Sciences men's basketball team clinched their first ever Central
Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) regular season division title Monday night,
Feb. 23 with a 76-70 road win over Philadelphia University.
The win earns the Devils the CACC South Division title with a 17-2 conference record,
their most conference wins in a season in their NCAA era. The Devils extended their
winning streak to 13 games the next night against Georgian Court University, 72-59,
and are now 23-4 overall.
The team will host a home playoff game on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015, at 4:30 p.m. against
Bloomfield College.
On the women’s side, Brianne Traub PharmD'17 (left) became the first USciences women's
basketball player to score 2,000 career points on Monday night as the Devils comeback
bid fell short in a 65-60 loss at area rival Philadelphia University.
The Devils, who have broke a three-game losing streak on Feb. 24 with a 66-48 win
at Georgian COurt University, are 19-7 and 15-4 in CACC and captured the CACC south
division.
USciences will host a home playoff game on Saturday and will play Post University
at 2 .p.m.
Admission to the CACC playoffs is $6/adult and $3/student.
For more on Devils Athletics, visit www.devilsathletics.com.
