Strong Second Half Propels Broncos Past Chaminade

Wednesday, November 26

Lahaina, Hawaii

10 PM

Boise State

5-3,0-0Mountain West

102

Chaminade

2-4,0-0PacWest

Boise St.

102

Chaminade

11/27/2025 1:30:00 AM | Men's Basketball

Box Score

LAHAINA, Hawaii — Drew Fielder made history on Wednesday night and led Boise State to a 102-76 victory over Chaminade in the final game of the 2025 Southwest Maui Invitational.

As a team, the Broncos (5-3) shot 60 percent from the field, making 39-of-64 field goal attempts. The performance marks the 18th time in program history Boise State made at least 60 percent of its field goals in a single game.

Fielder set career highs in points (27), rebounds (14) and field goals (12). He became the first Mountain West player in conference history to record 25+ points and 14+ rebounds while shooting at least 90 percent from the field.

Andrew Meadow tallied 16 points and tied his season high with eight rebounds. Javan Buchanan totaled 14 points, six rebounds and three assists, and Pearson Carmichael equaled his career high with seven boards while adding 12 points, two assists and one steal off the bench.

Chaminade (2-4) had four players score in double figures. Roland Banks II and Kent King and Kris King led the way, with each player having 11 points apiece.

Offense was aplenty at the outset of Wednesday's game. The Broncos and Silverswords combined to make 7-of-13 field goal attempts in the opening four minutes.

Following the initial media timeout, Boise State used an 8-2 run to open up an eight-point lead. The Broncos' bench accounted for all the offense during the stretch, giving the team an 18-10 advantage with 11:41 to play in the half.

Benefitting from a 2-for-11 offensive drought by Chaminade, Boise State extended its lead to double figures halfway through the period. The Broncos led by as many as a baker's dozen in the frame, but Chaminade significantly trimmed its deficit with a 10-0 run spanning two minutes.

The Silverswords pulled to within two late in the session, but never tied or retook the lead. Despite 10 turnovers in the half, Boise State led for 17 of the 20 minutes and were up four at the intermission.

Totaling 12 of 16 points to start the second half, the Broncos created some separation. Three different players scored and Boise State forged ahead, 56-44, with 15:24 remaining in the game.

From then on, the game was never in doubt. Late in the contest, the Broncos opened up a 26-point lead, as a result of a 59-point second half.

Boise State cracked the 100-point threshold for the second time this season, registering 102 points in the game. The Broncos have scored at least 100 points in multiple games in each of the last two seasons.

Top Broncos:

Drew Fielder notched his third-career double, recording 27 points (12-13 FGs), 14 rebounds, four assists and one steal.
Andrew Meadow contributed with 16 points and eight boards.
Pearson Carmichael had 12 points, seven rebounds, two assists and one steal off the bench.

Notables:

Boise State collected its fifth win of the season and are 1-0 all-time against Chaminade.
The Broncos scored 102 points, signifying the second time the team has reached the 100-point threshold in the first eight contests. Boise State has registered 100+ points in multiple games in each of the last two seasons.
Boise State shot 60.9 percent (39-for-64) from the field, marking the 18th time the team has made at least 60 percent of its field goal attempts in a single game.
The Broncos significantly won numerous statistical categories, including rebounds (50-20), points in the paint (62-24) and fastbreak points (25-2)
Boise State grabbed 50 rebounds in the game, noting the ninth time the team has accomplished the feat in a single game in program history.
Five players recorded at least three assists. It is the 13th time in team history that five-plus players had at least three assists in a single game.
Drew Fielder became the first player in Mountain West history to total at least 25 points and 14 rebounds while shooting 90 percent or higher from the field. He also tied his career high with four assists.
Andrew Meadow collected his sixth double-digit scoring effort of the season and tied his season high with eight boards.
Pearson Carmichael has scored in double figures in each of his last three games. He also tied his career high with seven rebounds against Chaminade.
Bhan Buom made both of his field goal attempts in the second game of his collegiate career and scored a career-best five points.
Ethan Lathan made his collegiate debut and had two points and two rebounds in less than two minutes of game action.
Rayzhon Bergersen made his Broncos debut.

What's Next:
Boise State has 10 days off before taking the court again against Butler on Saturday, Dec. 6. Taking place at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, the Broncos and Bulldogs will square off on truTV, with tip off scheduled for 12 p.m. MT.