INDIANAPOLIS, IND. – The University of Missouri-St. Louis men's basketball team saw its season come to an end on Sunday with a 76-63 loss at Indianapolis in first round action of the 2017 GLVC Tournament.
 
The Tritons close the year with an 11-18 record, while UIndy improves to 16-11 and advances to Thursday's quarterfinals in Evansville, Ind.
 
Numbers of Note
-Junior D.J. White scored 14 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead UMSL.
 
-Junior Steven Davis added 12 points on four three-pointers, while also collecting four steals. Davis ends the year with 88 three-pointers, which ranks second on the single-season charts, one shy of the program record. He shot 42.5 percent from long range, seventh highest, while his 207 attempts are a single-season high.
 
-Senior Hunter Reine concluded his career with 10 points and five rebounds. His season shooting percentage of 58.9 is seventh on the single-season charts, while his career mark of 58.2 is third highest. Reine also leaves tied for 10^th all-time with a 7.1 rebounds per game average.
 
-Senior Joseph English also finished with 10 points and two assists.
 
-Junior Elijah Watson dished out six assists, bringing his season total to 107, tying the 10^th most in program single-season history.
 
-UMSL shot 37 percent, while UIndy shot 47.9 percent and held a 36-31 rebounding advantage.
 
How it Happened
Indianapolis jumped out to an early 15-3 lead in the opening six minutes before extending it to 24-8 with 10:19 on the clock. A late 9-2 run brought the Tritons within34-26 on a Davis three-pointer with 1:31 to go before the break, but the Greyhounds scored five unanswered for a 39-26 halftime lead.
 
After UIndy took a 44-29 lead 90 seconds into the second frame, UMSL embarked on an 11-3 run, pulling within 47-40 with 12:55 to play on a pair of English free throws. The Tritons got within five at 55-50 three minutes later, but the Greyhounds answered with an 11-2 run and never looked back.