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Trewick puts pride aside in 83-71 loss to St. John's WINONA, Minn. Before the season even began, when first-year Saint Mary's University men's basketball coach Mike Trewick looked at the team's upcoming schedule, he wanted nothing more than to post a win in the Cardinals' 11th game of the season. "We played horrible defense we let them shoot whatever they wanted and most times it went in," Trewick said, noting the Johnnies ended with a 56 percent field goal shooting effort on the game. "We need to listen better the guys weren't doing a good job of translating what they were told." Four athletes ended in double figures for SJU (3-3 MIAC, 5-6 overall), including a team-high 25 points from Matt Ohme, who had already accumulated 14 points at the half, Paul Henrichs added 17 points, Craig Schafer put in 16 points and Jon Kaus added 13 points. Dan Kloak (Elmwood Park, Ill.) recorded a double-double for the Cardinals (0-6, 1-10) with 18 points and 12 rebounds, while Jeff Tendall (LeClaire, Iowa), in his first game back from injury, posted 12 points and Michael Batterman (Fond du Lac, Wis.) added 11 points. "It was definitely nice to have Tendall back on the offensive end, but right now we're just not clicking well defensively," Trewick said. "Considering my past with St. John's, I knew exactly what kind of play to expect, and we just didn't react like we had hoped to."
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