INDIANAPOLIS — UIndy secured its third straight win Thursday night, defeating Maryville University 67-52,  at Nicoson Hall. The Greyhounds' defense played a crucial role, forcing 15 turnovers and scoring 17 points off those opportunities.

The matchup between the Greyhounds and Maryville featured a tight first half, with both teams exchanging leads six times. UIndy took an early advantage with a fast-break dunk by Shaun Arnold, assisted by Carmelo Harris. Maryville responded with a 3-pointer from Evan Palmquist at 18:11, pushing them ahead. The Greyhounds regained the lead in the final moments, as Julian Norris hit a crucial 3-pointer with just three seconds remaining, assisted by Harris, to secure a 32-26 halftime lead.

The Greyhounds maintained their lead over Maryville in the second half, with a strong performance from Harris, who contributed two crucial 3-pointers. Noah Kon added to the momentum with a layup and a successful free throw at the 16:37 mark, extending the home team's advantage. Maryville's Palmquist made repeated 3-point attempts, narrowing the gap to 49-47, but the Greyhounds responded with a decisive scoring run. Norris capped off the scoring with a layup assisted by Arnold, securing a 67-52 victory for the home team.

Shaun Arnold recorded a double-double for the Greyhounds, scoring 11 points and grabbing 14 of UIndy's 34 rebounds on the night. Carmelo Harris scored a team-high 14 points, adding 5 assists, while Julian Norris added a season high 10 points to the Hounds' offense.

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The Hounds return to The Nic on Saturday, Dec. 6 to face UMSL at 3:30 p.m. for Winter Wonderland day presented by Hall Family Dentistry.