US EditionJohnson's 23 help San Diego defeat Northern Arizona 78-69
Ty-Laur Johnson scored 23 points to help San Diego end a five-game losing streak with a 78-69 win over Northern Arizona.
- On Saturday, Ty-Laur Johnson scored 23 points as San Diego beat Northern Arizona 78-69.
- San Diego took the lead with 14:35 remaining in the first half and did not trail again, as Ty-Laur Johnson’s nine first-half points helped build a 40-29 halftime edge.
- Johnson shot 6 for 13 overall, 1 for 4 from 3-point range, and made 10 of 12 free throws, while Lane scored 15 on 5 for 9 from beyond the arc and McIntyre had 10 on 4 of 5 shooting.
- Northern Arizona's Zack Davidson led the Lumberjacks with 19 points and Arne Osojnik added 17 as Northern Arizona outscored San Diego by two in the second half.
- The victory snapped San Diego Toreros' five-game slide and left both San Diego Toreros and Northern Arizona Lumberjacks at a 4-6 record early in the season.
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Toreros back on winning side with defeat of Lumberjacks, 78-69
Guard Ty-Laur Johnson scored 10 of his game-high 23 points during an 18-12 University of San Diego run over the final 5½ minutes Saturday afternoon to lead the Toreros to a 78-69 victory over Northern Arizona at the Jenny Craig Pavilion. Toneari Lane hit five 3-point shots for USD, which also got 10 points from guard Adrian McIntyre. Eleven Toreros scored and 10 played at least nine minutes as balanced USD improved to 4-6. Northern Arizona fell …
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Johnson's 23 help San Diego defeat Northern Arizona 78-69
Led by Ty-Laur Johnson's 23 points, the San Diego Toreros defeated the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 78-69. The victory broke a five-game slide for the Toreros.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (December 13, 2025) – Trailing by as much as 13 points, the Northern Arizona men's basketball team sliced their deficit down to a single point in the second half before suffering an eventual 78-69 loss to San Diego on Saturday.
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