BRIDGEWATER, Va. - Wesley College used a late first-half run to open up a double-digit lead and the Wolverines went on to defeat Bridgewater College, 78-66, on the opening night of the BC/Don Glick Classic.

Two free throws by Dominic Trawick and a layup by Segar Jordan tied the score at 22-22 with 5:07 left in the first half.

The Wolverines controlled play the rest of the half, going on a 20-5 run to take a 42-27 lead at the break.

The lead remained in double digits until Trawick hit a three-pointer to make it 51-43 with 12:48 left to play.

Wesley responded to keep a comfortable working margin and then held off one final run by the Eagles.

Trawick's three-pointer with just under five minutes left cut the margin to six 63-57. The teams traded buckets with a short jumper by Jake Johnson keeping the Wesley lead at six, 65-59.

Layups by Wesley's David Langan and Rudy Thomas pushed the margin back to 10 and the Wolverines held on down the stretch for the final 78-66 margin of victory.

Trawick led the Eagles, now 1-1, with 30 points and Jake Johnson added 12. Kevin Johnson paced the Wolverines with 20 while Langan and Alphonzo Wright each scored 10.

In Saturday's first game, Eastern Mennonite raced past Averett 101-81.

Sunday afternoon, EMU plays Wesley at 2:00 p.m. followed by the Eagles and Averett.