TURLOCK, Calif.---  Stan State split its season series with the visiting Cal Poly Humboldt Lumberjacks after dropping tonight's contest at The Fitz.  Dontrell Hewlett recorded his first double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds.  John Wade III chipped in 12 points and Cam Walker added 11 points for the hosts.
 
FIRST HALF: Cal Poly Humboldt built an 8-0 lead in the first three minutes of the game.  Jonathan Tchengang's jumper off an Isaiah Jones pass capped a 18-3 run by the Warriors as they took a 18-11 lead mid-way through the half.  The Lumberjacks cut the Warrior lead to 18-15 with eight minutes left in the half.  Tony Singleton's trey increased the Warrior lead to 26-11 off a Baljot Sahi assist at the 6:06 mark of the first half.  The visitors outscored the hosts 21-9 to cut Stan State's lead to 35-32 heading into the locker room.
 
SECOND HALF:  Sage Wayans' jumper capped a 12-4 run by Humboldt as the Jacks took a 44-39 lead to begin the second half.  Dontrell Hewlett's lay-up cut the Warrior deficit o 44-43.  A trey by Ramiah Adedigba increased Humboldt's lead to 58-47 with eleven minutes left in the half.  A Dontrell Hewlett jumper capped a 11-2 run by Stan State (6-18, 3-15 CCAA) as the hosts cut the deficit to 60-58 with six minutes to go in the game.  With just 40 seconds on the clock, Wayans lay-up gave the guests a 68-60 lead.  The Warriors didn't go away as they cut Humboldt's lead to 68-65 with just 21 seconds on the clock.  Humboldt (5-18, 2-16 CCAA) sealed the 72-65 as they went four-for-for from the line down the stretch.
 
SEASON HIGH: Dontrell Heweltt had a season high 22 points for the Warriors.  He went 10-for-20 from the field and grabbed 10 rebounds for his first double-double as a Warrior. Hewlett dished out two assists and blocked one shot for Stan State.
 
16-0:  Stan State's bench outscored Humboldt's 16-0 lead led by Jonathan Techengang with eight poets followed by Tony Singleton and Isaiah Jonese ach with three and Cheikh Gueye with two points. 
 
UP NEXT:  The Warriors will host No. 25 Chico State this Saturday, February 17 at 3pm.  Stan State defeated the Warriors 84-56 on Jan. 11 in Chico.  The Wildcats defeated Cal State Monterey Bay this evening 78-67 in Seaside.