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Men's BasketballOntario University AthleticsOntarioConference game
Fri, October 30, 2026 · Final · Hamilton, ON
Score graphic: Toronto 77, McMaster 69
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Last verified Nov 2, 2026, 2:14 p.m. PDT

Toronto box score

PlayerMINFG3PFTREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
14Simeon Jeffers387-181-45-691002520
2Lucas Prekovic375-71-23-361121314
4Andrew Dangelas314-150-56-643214014
7Mikey Ballout334-92-62-242102212
12Carl Cleophat142-41-22-28020217
0Nigel Hylton273-60-10-07100536
5Michael Reiss142-60-00-03000104
21Duncan McRae30-00-00-01210110
10Benjamin Taylor30-10-10-00000000

McMaster box score

PlayerMINFG3PFTREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
5Kailon Nicholls307-212-113-322202419
32Elijah Bethune347-141-42-445202317
4Oliver Lucas256-80-00-030201312
21Riley Bleich282-91-72-23000227
33Riaz Saliu361-70-34-816021236
6Isaiah Crawford41-11-10-00000013
3Jacyn Taylor211-60-01-26011123
25Isaiah Flores31-30-10-00000002
22Jack McMahan40-10-10-00000100
1Shakir Yakubu80-20-10-00000210
15James Kelly60-10-00-02000120

Game Summary

Toronto downs McMaster 77-69

In men's basketball on Friday, October 30 in Hamilton, ON, Toronto came away with a 77-69 win over McMaster in an OUA conference game. Toronto won by 8 points, and the teams combined for 146.

Simeon Jeffers set the pace for Toronto with 20 points on 7-of-18 shooting, adding 9 rebounds. Andrew Dangelas added 14 and Lucas Prekovic had 14. Four Toronto players scored in double figures. McMaster's leading scorer was Kailon Nicholls, with 19 points on 7-of-21 shooting. Elijah Bethune scored 17 and Oliver Lucas added 12.

Three McMaster players reached double figures. Toronto shot 40.9% from the field (27-66) and made 5 of 21 three-pointers; McMaster shot 35.6% (26-73) and went 5-for-29 from beyond the arc. At the line, Toronto made 18 of 19 free throws and McMaster made 12 of 19.

Toronto recorded 10 assists to 7 for McMaster. Toronto controlled the glass, outrebounding McMaster 42-36. Riaz Saliu of McMaster was the game's top rebounder with 16.

Elijah Bethune of McMaster dished out a game-high 5 assists. Toronto committed 18 turnovers and McMaster committed 14. Toronto finished with 7 steals to 9 for McMaster.

Toronto next plays TMU on Wednesday, Nov. 4; McMaster next plays Laurier on Friday, Nov. 6.