Camontae Griffin scored 13 straight points in a four-minute span in the second half to help St. Mary's (Md.) erase a seven-point deficit and go on to beat Hood 89-77. Griffin finished with 51 points to help the No. 20 Seahawks win their second consecutive Pride of Maryland tournament title.

Griffin repeated as tournament MVP as well for the Seahawks, who improved to 3-0. The tournament features eight of the nine Division III men's basketball programs in the state of Maryland on a rotating basis. Sunday's men's scores.

Aaron Thompson tied a career high with 31 points to lead the top-ranked Wash U men past Illinois Wesleyan 76-71 on the road. �They were chasing me off screens, so it gave me more of an opportunity to score inside the three-point arc,� said Thompson. �With four years of experience playing with these guys, we learn to stay calm when we get behind.�

In women's action, Dickinson took advantage of uncharacteristically poor shooting from the foul line to knock off No. 15 Moravian 67-65. The Greyhounds led Division III in free-throw shooting percentage in 2009 but converted just nine of 18 attempts. It's Moravian's first loss of the season, following a win against No. 21 College of New Jersey last week. Sunday's women's scores.