Miles City, MT – The Williston State College Men's Basketball team secured a hard-fought road victory against Miles Community College on Saturday night, prevailing 99-91 in an electrifying contest. The Tetons showcased their offensive firepower and defensive poise, led by standout performances from Rex Stirling and Josiah McDonald.

Stirling was the engine for the Tetons, contributing a team-high 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists. His physicality in the paint and clutch scoring helped Williston State maintain control during key moments of the game. McDonald complemented Stirling's effort with 17 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals, providing energy on both ends of the floor.

The Tetons were sharp from beyond the arc, shooting a blistering 48.1% from three-point range and 47.5% overall from the field. This efficiency from deep gave them the edge in a high-scoring affair, as Miles Community College struggled to match their consistency from long range. While Miles shot well overall, the Tetons' defense held them to just 26.9% from three-point territory, making the difference in the game.

Williston State's ability to capitalize on open looks and execute in the clutch was on full display, as they weathered multiple runs from the Pioneers. The Tetons' balanced scoring attack and discipline on defense allowed them to control the pace in the final minutes and secure the win.

The victory adds another notch to the Tetons' belt as they continue their push for a strong season. With confidence riding high and momentum on their side, Williston State will look to carry this energy into their next matchup against top seeded Dawson Community College