TACOMA, Wash. - Junior guard Antwan Williams scored 29 points and dished out eight assists as the 14th-ranked Puget Sound Loggers won a physical contest, 121-101, over tCal State Stanislaus Warriors in a non-conference men's basketball game on Saturday night at Memorial Fieldhouse in Tacoma, Wash. 

The game saw 53 personal fouls called, including four technicals and one ejection for fighting.

The Loggers (6-0) used their quick style of play to jump out to a ten-point lead just five minutes into the contest, pushing that to 22 at the 10:54 mark in the first half and 32 at the 8:14 mark over the Warriors (2-5).  Williams chalked up 19 points in the first half as the Loggers took a 71-46 lead into the break.

In the second period, things began to get physical.  CSUS was able to cut into the lead a little bit, bringing the defecit below 20 points at the 15:42 mark, 83-64.  The two teams continued to battle until they came to blows at the 15:22 mark when Rick Cardoso of the Warriors and Logger forward Robert Krauel tangled following a foul on a rebound. Cardoso received technical fouls and was ejected from the contest for fighting.

Cardoso would have to sit out the next contest per the NCAA suspension policy on player ejected for fighting.

The two teams continued to play tough but the Puget Sound lead was too much for Stanislaus to handle as the Loggers stayed perfect on the season with a 121-101 victory.

CSU Stanislaus was led by 18 points from Heath Colvin.  J.R. Cassita came of the bench to score 16 while Cardossa added 12 points before his ejection.  Calvin Westbrook and Terry Johnson each added 10 points in the losing effort.