Brian Vales continues to pour on the offense this season, and he delivered another incredible performance for Mount Sinai this past week. Vales led the Mustangs to a convincing 70–51 victory over Wyandanch, showcasing his scoring touch and all-around dominance. The standout guard finished the night with 42 points and 13 rebounds, powering Mount Sinai to its eighth win of the season and improving the team’s record to 8–2.
With that effort, Vales now sits third in Suffolk County in scoring average, pouring in more than 22 points per game. He has also moved into first place countywide in total field goals made, reaching 72 on the season, a testament to both his efficiency and consistency. Night after night, opposing defenses have struggled to slow him down, and he continues to elevate his game as the season progresses.
Vales was not alone in the offensive effort. Andrew McNeely contributed a strong all-around performance with 19 points and five assists, helping to keep the offense flowing and creating opportunities for his teammates. Hunter Seale added valuable support as well, pulling down five rebounds and dishing out four assists to complement the scoring attack.
While the offensive fireworks once again grabbed the headlines, Mount Sinai’s defense also played a key role in the win. The Mustangs applied steady pressure throughout the game, limiting Wyandanch’s scoring opportunities and forcing difficult shots. As a result, Mount Sinai has now held four of its last five opponents to fewer than 60 points, highlighting a balanced approach that combines scoring punch with disciplined defense.
Mount Sinai will look to build on this momentum when it hosts Hampton Bays in its next matchup. Following that contest, the Mustangs will hit the road for a challenging stretch, traveling to face Sayville and Amityville next week as they continue their push through the heart of the season.