WASHINGTON, D.C. - A red-hot Catholic offense pushed the tempo in a 105-68 victory over Lycoming on Wednesday afternoon in the DuFour Center. The Cardinals scored 100 or more points for the seventh time in the last 10 years while putting up their highest total since scoring 111 against Mt. Aloysius in 2011. 

Aaron Kelly's team continues to scorch the net from distance, hitting 17 threes in the contest to give them 37 makes from distance in the last two games. Eight different Cardinals hit a three while five hit multiple in the contest. 

Sean Neylon and Enzo Sechi were outstanding early on as Catholic built a 58-26 halftime advantage. The pair combined for 36 points in the contest, scoring 30 of them in the first half. Neylon scored a game-high 21 points, converting on five of his six tries from three-point range while Sechi scored 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and added five assists in just 16 minutes. All 15 of Sechi's points came in the opening 20 minutes. 

An early 9-0 run put the Cardinals in the lead by a score of 17-5 after a Brian Herbert bucket with 13:32 remaining in the first half. Catholic used another 9-0 run just moments later as CJ Ruoff drilled his first three of the game, followed by a pair of triples from Neylon to make it 26-10. Continuing the run of spurts, Catholic ripped off a 15-0 run later in the half to break the game wide open as Sechi scored just after a Googie Seidman three-pointer to make it a 50-16 game with 4:32 to play in the half. The Cardinals entered the locker room with a 58-26 edge after Dan Buckley scored with seven seconds left on the clock. 

The Cardinals took a 40-point lead with 12:05 left in the game as Jamie Ntiamoah made it 73-33. Catholic's biggest lead of the game came with 1:56 to play as Jack Fitzpatrick hit a triple to put the Cardinals ahead by 45. 

Buckley scored 10 points to join Neylon and Sechi in double figures while 13 different Catholic players scored in the contest. Matt Campione scored the first seven points of his career while Seidman set an early career-high with eight points. The Cardinals scored 105 points without a point from either of its top two scorers. Leading scorer Jesse Hafemeister did not play while the team's second-leading scorer Tommy Kelly handed out six assists and grabbed four rebounds in just 18 minutes. Kelly went over 150 assists for his career and is closing in on 200 career rebounds. 

Catholic will hit the road on Saturday to take on unbeaten Drew in Madison, N.J.