NCAAB · Final

App State Dominates Christendom in 108-43 Victory

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Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 7:30 PM ET · Holmes Convocation Center

App State Mountaineers 108, Christendom Crusaders 43, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Christendom Crusaders vs App State Mountaineers?

App State Mountaineers beat Christendom Crusaders 108-43 at Holmes Convocation Center on November 4, 2026.

In a commanding display, the App State Mountaineers triumphed over the Christendom Crusaders with a final score of 108 to 43.

The Mountaineers entered this matchup with a recent form of 6-4 over their last ten games, and they were riding a one-game winning streak after defeating the Merrimack Warriors 63-49 just days prior. In that game, App State averaged 71.0 points scored while allowing 65.8 points, indicative of their balanced play. Their home record stood at 4-2, and they had recently shown an uptick in scoring, averaging 75.0 points while allowing 72.6 in their last five games.

In contrast, the Christendom Crusaders struggled significantly, coming off a heavy defeat to the VMI Keydets, where they lost 36-89. This marked their first game of the season, and they entered the contest with a scoring average of just 36.0 points and an alarming average of 89.0 points allowed. Their away record was 0-1, and they faced a daunting challenge against a well-rounded App State team.

The Mountaineers dominated the game from the outset, showcasing their offensive capabilities with a series of impressive scoring plays. The second half saw multiple layups and three-pointers, with notable contributions from players like Jackson Love and Luke Vander Woude, who each made significant shots from beyond the arc. The game's scoring plays highlighted App State's ability to capitalize on their opportunities, leading to a staggering 108 points.

The previous meetings between these two teams were not detailed in the block, but the disparity in performance during this game suggests a significant gap in competitive levels. With App State’s home advantage and their current form, they were heavily favored, reflected in the betting market, which indicated a home win probability of 1.0.

Conditions during the game were not specified, but given the context of a home opener for App State, the atmosphere at the Holmes Convocation Center likely contributed to their strong performance. Fans witnessed a high-energy game, with the Mountaineers effectively maintaining control throughout.

Overall, viewers were treated to a display of offensive efficiency and defensive strength from App State, while Christendom struggled to find their footing in what was a challenging matchup. The Mountaineers' ability to score and defend effectively solidified their status as a formidable opponent early in the season.

What we said beforehand

The App State Mountaineers will face off against the Christendom Crusaders at the Holmes Convocation Center on November 5, 2026. This matchup is particularly intriguing as it marks the first meeting between these two teams, providing an opportunity for both sides to establish their presence early in the season.

In their last five games, the App State Mountaineers have recorded two wins and three losses. Their most recent game was a victory over the Merrimack Warriors, where they triumphed 63-49. Prior to that, they suffered three consecutive losses against the Marshall Thundering Herd, Georgia Southern Eagles, and Texas State Bobcats, with scores of 94-93, 89-74, and 60-57, respectively. The Mountaineers have shown some offensive prowess, averaging 75.0 points in their last five games, while allowing an average of 72.6 points.

On the other hand, the Christendom Crusaders have struggled significantly, losing their last game against the VMI Keydets 36-89. This defeat highlights their ongoing issues, as they have lost all five of their previous games, with an average of just 36.0 points scored and a staggering average of 89.0 points allowed. Their performance has raised concerns about their competitiveness in this matchup.

When it comes to home versus away performance, the Mountaineers have a solid home record of 4-2 over their last ten games, averaging 71.0 points scored and 65.8 points allowed. In contrast, the Crusaders have only played one away game this season, which ended in a loss, contributing to their overall record of 0-1.

In terms of individual performances, Jaylen Colon leads the Mountaineers in scoring with an average of 14.0 points per game. Eren Banks has been instrumental in facilitating the offense, averaging 5.0 assists, while Rrezon Elezaj contributes significantly on the boards with an average of 7.0 rebounds per game. These players will be key to App State's strategy as they look to capitalize on their home advantage.

The market has priced this matchup with App State favored to win, reflecting their recent form and home court advantage. Specific odds have not been provided, but the Mountaineers' current momentum and the Crusaders' struggles indicate a significant disparity.

As the game approaches, conditions in the Holmes Convocation Center will be pivotal. The atmosphere is expected to be charged, with home fans rallying behind the Mountaineers. Viewers should watch for how App State utilizes its home court advantage and whether Christendom can find a way to improve their offensive output, which has been a major concern in recent games. With both teams at different ends of the performance spectrum, this fixture promises to be a revealing encounter for both squads.

Leaders

PointsMason Costello15App State Mountaineers
AssistsJaylen Colon5App State Mountaineers
ReboundsCorbin Allen6App State Mountaineers
PointsDaniel Schultz16Christendom Crusaders
AssistsCharlie Evich2Christendom Crusaders
ReboundsJohn Fowler5Christendom Crusaders

Recent form

App State Mountaineers

Last 10: 6-4Streak W171 scored · 65.8 allowed per game4-2 at home

W63-49vs Merrimack WarriorsNov 2
L73-86vs Southern Miss Golden EaglesMar 7
L57-60at Texas State BobcatsFeb 28
W89-74vs Georgia Southern EaglesFeb 21
L93-94vs Marshall Thundering HerdFeb 19
L58-69at James Madison DukesFeb 14
W81-65at Georgia Southern EaglesFeb 12
W65-60vs Eastern Michigan EaglesFeb 7
W65-57vs South Alabama JaguarsFeb 4
W66-44at Troy TrojansJan 31

Christendom Crusaders

1 game: 0-1Streak L136 scored · 89 allowed per game0-1 away

L36-89at VMI KeydetsDec 6

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
App State	2-0	-	0-0
Old Dominion	2-0	-	0-0
Arkansas State	1-0	-	0-0
Georgia Southern	1-0	-	0-0
Louisiana Tech	1-0	-	0-0
Marshall	1-0	-	0-0
Southern Miss	1-0	-	0-0
UL Monroe	1-1	-	0-0
Coastal Carolina	0-1	-	0-0
Georgia State	0-1	-	0-0
James Madison	0-1	-	0-0
Louisiana	0-1	-	0-0
South Alabama	0-1	-	0-0
Troy	0-1	-	0-0

Box score

Stat	Christendom Crusaders	App State Mountaineers
Field goals	18-58	42-78
Field goal %	31	54
Three-pointers	3-25	15-39
Three-point %	12	38
Free throws	4-6	9-15
Free throw %	67	60
Rebounds	20	54
Offensive rebounds	3	19
Defensive rebounds	17	35
Assists	9	21
Steals	4	10
Blocks	0	2
Turnovers	17	8
Team turnovers	1	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	4	32
Fast-break points	9	11
Points in the paint	26	50
Fouls	12	15
Largest lead	0	70
Lead changes	0	0
Time in front	0	96

How the scoring went

2nd Half17-51Daniel Schultz makes 10-foot jumper
2nd Half17-53Mason Costello makes layup
2nd Half17-54Ted Neal makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half17-57Hermann Koffi makes 25-foot three point jumper (Ted Neal assists)
2nd Half17-60Jonathan Moss makes 27-foot three point jumper (Mason Costello assists)
2nd Half17-63Da'Mori Lytch makes 23-foot three point jumper (Jonathan Moss assists)
2nd Half17-65Corbin Allen makes layup
2nd Half17-67Da'Mori Lytch makes layup (Corbin Allen assists)
2nd Half17-70Hermann Koffi makes 26-foot three point jumper (Jonathan Moss assists)
2nd Half17-73Jonathan Moss makes 26-foot three point jumper (Da'Mori Lytch assists)
2nd Half17-75Da'Mori Lytch makes 0-foot dunk (Jonathan Moss assists)
2nd Half17-77Bryan Chretien makes 3-foot dunk
2nd Half17-79Bryan Chretien makes 1-foot jumper
2nd Half18-79Luke Vander Woude makes free throw 1 of 2
2nd Half19-79Luke Vander Woude makes free throw 2 of 2
2nd Half19-81Corbin Allen makes 4-foot turnaround jump shot
2nd Half19-84Corbin Allen makes 27-foot three point jumper (KJ Vasser assists)
2nd Half19-86Mason Costello makes 16-foot jumper
2nd Half22-86Mark Kelly makes 26-foot three point jumper (Jonah Burchill assists)
2nd Half22-88Da'Mori Lytch makes 1-foot dunk
2nd Half22-90Bryan Chretien makes 1-foot dunk (Corbin Allen assists)
2nd Half22-92Bryan Chretien makes layup
2nd Half24-92Daniel Schultz makes layup (Mark Kelly assists)
2nd Half24-94Bryan Chretien makes layup (Cameron O'Kelley assists)
2nd Half26-94Daniel Schultz makes layup
2nd Half26-95Cameron O'Kelley makes free throw 1 of 3
2nd Half26-96Cameron O'Kelley makes free throw 3 of 3
2nd Half28-96John Fowler makes layup
2nd Half30-96Daniel Schultz makes 5-foot jumper (Charlie Evich assists)
2nd Half32-96Charlie Evich makes layup
2nd Half32-98Corbin Allen makes layup
2nd Half35-98Mark Kelly makes 23-foot three point jumper (Charlie Evich assists)
2nd Half35-100Corbin Allen makes layup
2nd Half37-100Charlie Evich makes layup
2nd Half39-100Charlie Evich makes layup
2nd Half40-100Charlie Evich makes free throw 1 of 1
2nd Half40-103Jackson Love makes 24-foot three point jumper (Cameron O'Kelley assists)
2nd Half43-103Luke Vander Woude makes 25-foot three point jumper (Mark Kelly assists)
2nd Half43-106Luke Ledford makes 24-foot three point jumper (Corbin Allen assists)
2nd Half43-108Grant Clayton makes layup (Jackson Love assists)

Win probability

Above the line favours App State Mountaineers, below favours Christendom Crusaders.