ELMHURST, Ill.—Elmhurst men's basketball turned in one of its most dynamic offensive performances of the season on Wednesday night, rolling past Greenville University 137–100 inside R.A. Faganel Hall. The Bluejays' pace, efficiency, and depth were on full display as Elmhurst produced a balanced scoring effort that overwhelmed Greenville from start to finish.
Elmhurst established control early with crisp ball movement and aggressive attacks in transition. The Bluejays shot at a high percentage from the field, consistently finding quality looks in the paint and on the perimeter, while capitalizing at the free-throw line. The fast tempo created constant pressure and allowed Elmhurst to stretch the margin throughout the night.
Dominic Trelenberg led the offensive surge with a standout performance, scoring 30 points on an efficient shooting night while finishing at all three levels. His ability to attack off the dribble and score in transition set the tone and kept Greenville's defense on its heels.
Vinnie Adjahoungbeta added 21 points and nine rebounds, providing a physical presence inside and finishing strong around the basket. He also contributed defensively, helping spark fast-break opportunities that fueled Elmhurst's scoring runs.
The Bluejays' depth continued to shine as multiple players reached double figures. Luke Smith chipped in 12 points with strong decision-making, while Sebastian Blachut added 11 points and helped keep the offense flowing. Aidyn Boone finished with 10 points, and EJ Marshall supplied 13 points off the bench, giving Elmhurst consistent scoring across the lineup.
Additional contributions came from Talen Pearson, who scored 13 points, and Jack Cherry, who added eight points and 12 rebounds to control the glass. John Witcher also provided eight points as Elmhurst saw scoring contributions throughout the roster.
Defensively, the Bluejays limited Greenville's shooting efficiency and turned rebounds into quick offense, generating numerous fast-break points. Elmhurst's bench production and sustained energy allowed the Bluejays to maintain their offensive rhythm deep into the game.
The victory marked another strong step forward for an Elmhurst team that continues to blend veteran leadership with an exciting young core. With momentum building, the Bluejays look to carry their offensive firepower and team chemistry into the next stretch of the season.
