Cal Poly Pomona, Upends CLU, 88-73
Cal Poly Pomona slowed Cal Lutheran guard Steve deLaveaga in the second half Friday night, then shut down the Kingsmen, 88-73, in a nonconference game at CLU.
DeLaveaga scored 23 of CLU’s 45 first-half points but was held to a field goal and 4 free throws in the second half as Pomona (5-5) pulled away from the Kingsmen (6-5) after an even first half.
DeLaveaga scored 29 points on 10 of 24 field-goal attempts and 6 of 9 free throws.
Forward Blake Miraglia added 11 points for CLU. Nate Macon led Pomona with 23 points.
The game was dedicated to longtime CLU professor Jim Evensen, who passed away Dec. 24.
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