Basketball

Indiana Hoosiers Roll Past Peru 115-36 in Lima

The Hoosiers' offense explodes at the FISU America Games, setting up a showdown with the US Virgin Islands

A Night of Dominance in Lima

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team traveled to the Peruvian capital for the FISU America Games, where they delivered a commanding 115-36 win over the host nation. The final margin underscored the Hoosiers’ preparedness and tactical execution.

Scoring was spread across the lineup, but the leading contributors were clear. Aiden Sherrell paced the team with 19 points and 10 rebounds, while Prince‑Alexander Moody added 18 points and three boards. Vaughn Karvala contributed 13 points and seven rebounds, giving the Hoosiers a strong interior presence.

The supporting cast also shone. Trevor Manhertz chipped in 12 points with four rebounds, and Jaeden Mustaf posted 11 points alongside six rebounds. Markus Burton and Trent Sisley each reached double figures, scoring 10 points apiece, while Justin Monden added six points.

Depth Across the Roster

Beyond the double‑digit scorers, the bench contributed valuable minutes. Bryce Lindsay tallied six points, Drew Snively added five, and Ben Winker contributed three points with two rebounds. Darren Harris finished with two points and three rebounds, rounding out a balanced attack.

Looking Ahead to the US Virgin Islands

With the Peru game in the books, the Hoosiers now turn their focus to a forthcoming matchup against the US Virgin Islands. The upcoming contest will test the team’s continuity and allow the coaching staff to experiment with rotations before the next stage of the tournament.

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