Robinault drilled a pair of jumpers from beyond the arc — he finished with 19 points — to highlight an 18-9 Knight run in the final period to help even the hosts’ record at 2-2 on the season.

“I talked to Caleb this week,” Eisenhower coach Wayne Lundmark said. “He’s a good shooter and we needed him to shoot more for us. It was nice to see him have a hot hand tonight.”

Luke Smelko added 12 points and Owen Trumbull contributed 11.

Wilkins had 11 points to pace Saegertown (4-3), which trailed 34-27 after three quarters.

Times Observer Photo by Scott Elmquist Eisenhower’s Curt Darling, left, tries to steal the ball from a Saegertown player during Tuesday’s basketball game.

The Knights dominated in the rebounding department, which was a big difference in the outcome.

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“I thought our guys were strong on the boards all night,” Lundmark said.

SAEGERTOWN (36)

Johnson 1 0 2, Greco 3 1 8, Wilkins 3 5 11, Ingram 0 0 0, Fuller 3 0 8, Balog 1 0 3, Yoder 1 0 2, Jones 1 0 2, Totals 13 6 36.

EISENHOWER (52)

Darling 1 1 3, Robinault 7 2 19, Venman 1 1 3, Alexander 2 0 4, Smelko 3 3 12, Trumbull 5 1 11, Totals 19 8 52.

3-point goals–Greco, Fuller 2, Balog, Robinault 3, Smelko 3.

Saegertown 12 11 11 18 — 52

Eisenhower 12 5 10 9 — 36