Juan Pattillo and Tony Bennett controlled the hardwood as the Windsor Express beat the Orangeville A's on the road Friday night 139-118.
Seven Express players scored in double digits in the victory, which improves the team's record to 19-16, still a distant second to the London Lightning in the NBL Central Division standings.
Windsor dominated the first half of play in the contest, which set the tone for the rest of the game. The Express had a 67-46 lead at the intermission.
Pattillo was the scoring leader with 28 points and Bennett was right behind with 27. Logan Stutz, who was picked up by the Express on Thursday, added 18 points.
Maurice Jones collected a triple-double in the game for Windsor, picking up a whopping 19 assists and leading the Express in rebounds with 11. He also scored 12 points.
Anthony Harris led in offence for Orangeville with 20 points and led the A's with ten assists in the game. Rick Bodiford contributed 19 points and Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson put in 18, while he and Stefan Nastic each had eight boards.
The Express head to London Saturday and will take on the Lightning at Budweiser Gardens.