FREDERICK, Md. – Behind a career-best 36 points from senior Erik Fisher, the Stevenson University men's basketball team completed a season sweep of Hood College with a 83-75 win in MAC Commonwealth action at BB&T Arena Tuesday night.

The win, the second straight for Stevenson (10-14, 8-7 MAC Commonwealth), moves the Mustangs into a four-way tie for third place in the conference standings with one game left to play.  Stevenson closes out the regular season Saturday when it hosts league-leading Alvernia University at 1:00 at Owings Mills Gymnasium for Senior Day.

Fisher, who surpassed his career high of 32 points set last season, knocked down seven of his 10 three-point attempts and finished 12-17 from the floor, while also posting his 11th double-double of the season by grabbing 10 rebounds.  Senior Christian Roberts flirted with a triple-double, registering 21 points, nine rebounds and eight assists, going 8-15 from the floor.  The 85 points scored by Stevenson mark a season high.

Hood (12-12, 6-9 MAC Commonwealth), which was eliminated from the conference tournament race with the loss, was led by Davon Hill's 22 points off the bench.

Stevenson, which never trailed, opened the second half on a 12-3 run to increase a 37-29 halftime lead to 17, 49-32, following a three by Fisher with 16:27 to go.  The Mustangs took their largest lead, 56-37, with just over 11 minutes to go on a free throw by freshman Korey Hayman Jr.

Trailing 61-44 at the 10:10 mark, Hood used a 14-6 run to pull within nine, 67-58, with 5:34 left on a three-pointer by Hill.  That would be as close as the Blazers would get until the final minute, when they cut the Mustang advantage to seven twice, but the guests went 6-6 at the free throw line late to secure the victory.

The Mustangs scored the game's first nine points and opened up a 17-5 lead six minutes into the game following Fisher's first three of the night.  Stevenson led 27-15 when a 6-0 Hood spurt capped by a Daniel Wegener basket made it 27-21 at the 5:39 mark.  The Blazers pulled within four with 1:30 remaining before halftime, 32-28, but the Mustangs pushed the lead to eight at intermission, 37-29.

Stevenson shot a season-best 57.4% from the floor and connected on 12 of its 22 three-point attempts (54.5%) while limiting the Blazers to 34.9% shooting in the second half and 38.5% for the game.  Hood did take 10 more trips to the free throw line, going 18-27, while the Mustangs went 11-17 at the charity stripe.  The guests held a 39-34 rebounding advantage.