SEWARD, Neb. (Interstat) — The Concordia (Neb.) men’s basketball team delivered an offensive clinic in a 103-71 victory over Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday.

The Bulldogs set the tone early, erupting for 51 first-quarter points and leading 103-71 at halftime. Concordia never trailed, shooting efficiently from the field while building an insurmountable advantage by the break.

Brooks Kissinger led the Bulldogs with 20 points and eight rebounds. Zac Kulus added 19 points, and Jaxon Stueve scored 15. The win improved Concordia to 8-2 this season, while Dakota Wesleyan fell to 4-6.

The teams are scheduled to meet again in Mitchell, South Dakota, on Jan. 18.