The App State men's basketball team secured an 85-77 road victory against Dartmouth, marking their first win in New Hampshire and their first time scoring 80+ points on the road since February 2024. With a strong shooting performance, the Mountaineers boasted a season-best 52.5% field goal percentage, largely thanks to 50 points scored in the paint. A late-game 15-6 run allowed App State to regain control and seal the game after a competitive back-and-forth. The win featured notable performances, particularly from Kasen Jennings, who led the team with 21 points, and had support from Eren Banks, Alonzo Dodd, and Luke Wilson, all of whom contributed significantly to the offensive effort.

By the Numbers
  • 85 points scored by App State, their first 80+ road game since Feb. 2024.
  • Kasen Jennings led with 21 points, with Banks and Dodd scoring season-high 16 points each.
State of Play
  • App State improved to a 3-2 record with the victory against the now 0-3 Dartmouth.
  • This match demonstrated App State's ability to overcome adversities, reclaiming the lead after a series of runs from both teams.
What's Next

The Mountaineers will host the Charlotte 49ers for a Friday night showdown in Boone, kicking off a short two-game homestand. This will be the first of a four-game series between the two teams.

Bottom Line

App State's hot shooting and ability to finish strong have set a solid foundation for their season. The team’s depth and effective scoring strategies will be crucial as they face upcoming challenges.