On Senior Day, Texas Wesleyan emerged victorious against Central Christian College of Kansas 84-73.  

Texas Wesleyan's balanced scoring, led by Adetokunbo Bakare with 16 points and Kipplyn Richvine with 15 points, proved decisive. Central Christian's Chris Whitten led his team with a notable 23 points, supported by Jevarrick Butler's 16 points.

The first half saw Texas Wesleyan dominate, boasting an impressive 63.64% field goal percentage and a substantial lead. The team continued their solid performance in the second half, securing a 53.3% overall field goal accuracy. TXWES proficiency in the paint and effective utilization of bench players, who contributed 24 points, played a crucial role in maintaining their lead.

Statistically, both teams demonstrated their ability to capitalize on turnovers, with Central Christian and Texas Wesleyan scoring 16 and 13 points, respectively. Points in the paint heavily favored Texas Wesleyan with 36 compared to Central Christian's 28, highlighting their interior dominance. However, TXWES lead remained unchallenged throughout the game, reaching a maximum of 24 points in the second half.

Playing in their last regular season for TXWES, Micale Mee and Lafayette were honored before the start of the game for their contributions to the basketball program.

The Rams will next play on the road in the opening round of the SAC Conference Tournament, with the matchups scheduled to be released late on Saturday.