The Tompkins Cortland Community College men's basketball team snapped an eight-game skid in emphatic fashion Saturday, beating SUNY Adirondack 94-61. The 94 points scored represents the most by the Panthers since a 97-79 win over Fulton-Montgomery back on November 21. The win improves the Panthers to 5-15 on the season while Adirondack drops to 1-21.

Four Panthers scored in double figures, with two posting double-doubles.  Marven Louissaint (Brooklyn/Erasmus Hall H.S.) had 17 points and 11 rebounds and Brandan Paul (Middletown/Progress H.S.) had 12 points and 15 boards. Vernell Reid (Syracuse/Bishop Ludden H.S.) led the Panthers in scoring with 18 points. Brandon Tirado (Manhattan/Quest to Learn H.S.) tossed in 10 points.

The last road game of the year for the Panthers comes Wednesday at Onondaga Community College.