INDIANAPOLIS — UIndy (5-3, 3-0 GLVC) secured the win over the University of Missouri-St. Louis (5-4, 1-2 GLVC) with a final score of 69-64 at Nicoson Hall on Saturday evening. The Greyhound defense held the Tritons to 14 points below their average points per game in the 2025 season 

Carmelo Harris led the scoring for the Greyhounds once again, adding 25 to the Greyhound total supported by a Shaun Arnold double-double with 

The match began with a tightly contested first half. Vincent Davis III opened the scoring for the visiting team with a tip-in, and later added a pair of free throws to keep Missouri-St. Louis ahead in the early stages. However, the Greyhounds responded with a surge led by Tyler Parrish, who drained a 3-pointer at 16:22, and Shaun Arnold, who contributed multiple scores including a fast-break layup at 5:03. Despite the visitors' attempts to catch up, including a late layup by Davis III, the Greyhounds maintained a slight edge, carrying a 33-30 lead into the break after a last-second jumper by Carmelo Harris.

The Greyhounds maintained their advantage in the second half to secure a decisive victory over Missouri-St. Louis. Noah Kon and Harris led the charge with crucial contributions, including a 3-pointer from Harris at 3:33 that extended their lead to 61-51. Arnold and Kelvin Amoako were instrumental in the paint, contributing to the Greyhounds' 20 points inside. Despite a late surge from the visiting team, highlighted by Jake Hamilton's layup at 9:21, the Greyhounds held firm, closing the game with free throws from Ethan Edwards and Harris to end with a 69-64 win.