Jordan Spencer Helps Lead Augustana Vikings to NSIC Tourney Win

By Bradley Gains on March 4, 2015

Jordan Spencer produced a near double-double performance as Augustana Vikings won their first-ever NSIC Tournament Championship with a 98-82 win over MSU Moorhead.

The British guard, who was named NSIC Freshman of the Year last week, hit three triples in an 11-point display and also dished out 8 assists.

Spencer hit a 3-point dagger with less than three minutes remaining, just as the Vikings’ opponents began to rally from a double-digit deficit to close within six.

The former GB under-20 international made it 11 straight games with 10+ points as he finishes his first season with averages of 11.5 points and 6.3 assists per game, whilst shooting an impressive 48.9% from beyond the arc.

Feeeeeelin NOICEEEEE! #ConferenceChamps!!!! pic.twitter.com/Mm8IuuseFE

— Jordan Spencer (@JC_SpencerUK) March 4, 2015

Image credit: @GoAugieMensBBall

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