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Hornseth’s 18 Lead Northern Iowa over Indiana State 81-60
Hornseth led Northern Iowa with 18 points in an 81-60 win over Indiana State, supported by strong team scoring contributions.
- On Wednesday in Terre Haute, Northern Iowa defeated Indiana State 81-60, with Will Hornseth scoring 18 points and Ben Schwieger 17, according to the AP box score.
- With 4:57 left in the first half, Northern Iowa took a lead it would keep, and the halftime score was 36-34 with Hornseth having 14 points.
- Shooting accuracy — Hornseth 9-for-13, Schwieger 6-for-7 — opened the gap, with Schwieger scoring 17 in the second half as Northern Iowa outscored Indiana State by 19.
- Northern Iowa's record moved to 18-10 and 10-7 in the MVC after the win, while Indiana State fell to 10-18 and 3-14; both teams play Saturday, with Northern Iowa hosting Southern Illinois and Indiana State at Belmont.
- Max Weisbrod's 14 points and three steals provided a key supporting performance while Indiana State's Ian Scott had 14 points, seven rebounds and three steals, and Markus Harding added 13.
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Northern Iowa men roll at Indiana State
A late season surge continues for the Northern Iowa men. The Panthers put the game away with a late 16-1 run and won at Indiana State 81-60. It was their fifth win in the last six games. Will Hornseth led the way with 18 points. Ben Schwieger had 17 points, including five-of-six from three point range. https://www.kjan.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/sycunipost1.mp3 The Panthers scored 45 points and shot nearly 61 percent in the second half. http…
Panther men’s basketball cruise in second half in 81-60 win at Indiana State - UNI Athletics
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. --- Will Hornseth's first half interior play and the long range shooting of Ben Schwieger and Max Weisbrod in the second period sparked the UNI men's basketball offense on Wednesday night as the Panthers scored an 81-60 win over the Indiana State Sycamores at the Hulman Center in Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) action.
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