LAWTON, Okla. – The Cameron men's basketball team earned their third Lone Star Conference victory after defeating UT-Permian Basin 81-76 on Thursday evening.

The Aggies had five players score in double figures with Trey Hall leading CU with 15 points. Delvonte Pierre was next with 14 points, and Stacey Lambert tallied 13 points to pair with seven rebounds.

Tyler Williams had 11 points, and Tyus Momoh contributed ten.

JV Long led the team with seven assists and made four of Cameron's ten steals.

Cameron would hold an eight point lead halfway through the opening frame, but after two good free throws, the Falcons' James McPherson would drain three straight treys for his team's first lead since the game's opening basket.

After two lead changes, UTPB maintained a 33-28 advantage at halftime after making a layup at the buzzer following a 50 percent outing from the field, 44 percent from the arc and 83 percent from the line.

In the first half, Cameron shot 32 percent on the floor and 64 percent from the charity stripe and made just one of eleven three-point tries.

UTPB extended their lead to their largest of 13 points in the second half. The Aggies' steadily chipped away until taking their first advantage of the second frame halfway in as Trey Hall brought the 57-56 lead with a three-pointer.

After falling behind again, Jalen Nicholas delivered the three-pointer that would lock in the Aggies' lead with a little over five minutes remaining. Cameron kept ahead to win 81-76 after improving to 57 percent from the field and made seven three-pointers coupled with a 14-for-22 effort at the line in the half.

Overall, Cameron's free-throw shooting made the difference as they finished the game shooting 63 percent compared to UTPB's 56 percent.

However, the Falcons did beat the Aggies at the glass, grabbing 38 boards over CU's 31.

The Aggies move to 10-5 overall and 3-2 in the LSC, while UTPB goes to 10-3 overall and 2-2 in the league.

The Aggies remain at home for Saturday's contest with West Texas A&M.