Middlebury moved to 11-2 on the season with a 93-76 victory at Johnson State College on Tuesday behind a career-high 28 points from Kyle Dudley. The junior went 10-14 from the floor, including 6-7 from 3-point range, to give the Panthers the offensive boost.

The Panthers took a seven-point halftime lead when Tim Edwards drilled a three to end the first half to make it 44-37. Middlebury kept at least a five-point margin throughout the second half and pulled away when Dudley and Edwards connected on consecutive three-pointers as the Panthers finished 11-15 (73%) from the arc for the game and 7-7 (100%) in the second half.

Edwards finished with 20 points for Middlebury while Aaron Smith tossed in 19 and Ben Rudin chipped in with 12 points.