WINCHESTER, Va. - Junior pre-season All-American Onyie Onunakunailed a five-footer as time expired Tuesday night to give visiting Shenandoah a 91-89 men's basketball victory over host Eastern Mennonite.

Onunaku's final bucket capped a see-saw second half in which the two teams traded the lead on six occasions and were on tied on seven others. The Hornets (2-1) led by as much eight in the final 20 minutes of play only to see EMU (1-1) come back each time.

The Royals held a four-point, 87-83, lead with 1:57 remaining before sophomore guard Antwon Townsend hit his game-high fifth three-pointer to bring SU within one.

Shenandoah then took the lead by forcing a pair of missed shots by the hosts and then getting a Jared Hale 'three' from the corner with 36 seconds remaining.

EMU tied it on Jason Sager layup with nine ticks showing and SU coach Rob Harris called time-out to set up the final play.

Freshman guard Lenzie Adams raced the length of the court before kicking it into Onunaku, who spun, took a pair of dribbles and then floated his jumper from the middle of the lane as time expired.

Shenandoah had four players in double figures, led by junior Moutkar Fawehinmi career-high 23. Onunaku had 19, Townsend 15 on the five 'threes' and junior Quan Griffin 10.

Sager and Korey Whiting each had 22 for the Royals.

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