(North Newton, Kan.)- On November 6, 2025, in North Newton, Kansas, the Peru State Men's Basketball team showcased a commanding performance against the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes, securing an 89-69 victory in a neutral setting.

The first period was a highlight reel of offensive prowess for the Bobcats. Ty Griggs opened the scoring with a smooth jumper, setting the tone for what was to be a high-scoring half. Following up, Everett Stubblefield, with his sharpshooting, racked up three-pointers effortlessly, assisted by teammate Victor Lado. Denim Johnson controlled the paint, contributing significantly to the scoreboard and facilitating key plays including a notable fast-break layup by Ty Griggs. By the period's close, the Bobcats had established a solid 22-point lead, the scoreboard reading 50-28 in their favor.

In the second period, despite a retaliatory effort from the Coyotes, Peru State maintained control. Stubblefield continued his exceptional performance, sinking crucial three-point shots that further secured the lead. Kansas Wesleyan managed to reduce the gap at times, yet the Bobcats' defensive strategies, highlighted by blocks from Victor Lado and ongoing fast-break executions, anchored by Denim Johnson's assists, kept them ahead. The game wrapped up with a 20-point lead for the Peru State, ending at 89-69.

Among the top performers, Everett Stubblefield not only led the scoring with 27 points including multiple key shots but also contributed defensively with 2 steals. Victor Lado led in rebounds, while Denim Johnson was noted for his dynamic role in both assists and rebounds. The game displayed the Bobcats' strength in executing fast breaks, bench contributions, and maintaining a persistent defense which were pivotal in their victory.