GOLDEN, Colo. - Five players scored in double digits as Colorado School of Mines cruised past Haskell Indian Nations, 95-69, on Saturday at Lockridge Arena.

The Orediggers evened their season record at 3-3 led by Ben Sonnefeld's 19-point, seven-assist night, Michael Glen's 18 points, and Joe Miks' career-high 16 off the bench. 

Mines had little trouble producing offensively, shooting 47.8 percent for the game with 11 three-pointers and a solid 18-of-21 night at the line. The Orediggers led by as much as 32 in the second half after taking a big early lead and never letting the Indians (3-3) get into the game.

Mines never trailed as Mason Baker hit the game-opening three-pointer, and a later dunk by Ben Clare capped a 12-3 run to open the contest. The Orediggers never looked back after that as a Sonnefeld trifecta midway through the first sparked a 13-2 run that put Mines up 34-15 later in the half on the way to a 49-24 advantage at the break.

The Oredigger lead never dipped below 22 in the second half despite an improved 17-for-34 shooting half for Haskell. Nakia Hendricks led the Indians with 17 points.

NOTABLES
- Ben Clare scored 15 and Mason Baker 10 to round out Mines' scorers in double figures. 
- Miks has set new career scoring highs in successive games after scoring 12 last night against Kansas Wesleyan. Miks was 4-for-8 from three. 
- Sonnefeld also drained four threes in a 7-for-13 overall night. He also added two steals and three rebounds to his 19 points.
- Mines has produced 20+ assists in two straight games, led by Sonnefeld's seven. Baker pitched in three while Glen and Clare each had two from the post.
- Baker was Mines' leading rebounder as the guard matched his career high with eight caroms. Glen added seven while Clare had five.

NEXT UP
RMAC play begins on Dec. 1 as Mines visits UCCS.