KELOWNA, B.C. – The visiting University of Calgary Dinos led from start to finish, defeating the UBC Okanagan Heat convincingly, 114-60, ending in a 54-point margin Saturday night.

Brett Layton was a force to be reckoned with, dropping a game-high 29 off of 14-of-21 shooting for Calgary, adding 16 boards.

Jacob Stokker and Philip Okanlawon were the offensive leaders for the Heat in the losing effort. Stokker chipped in 12 points going 40% from beyond the arc, while Okanlawon finished with 14.

The loss is the Heat's seventh in a row and drops them to (1-9) on the season, while Calgary stays undefeated and improves to (8-0).

Opening the game on a (13-2) run, the Dinos cruised to a (54-30) halftime lead. Layton, the fifth-year center for Calgary had 15 of his game-high 29.

Ezeoha Santiago chipped in eight of his 17 in the third quarter as the Dinos took a 25 point lead into the final stanza.

Calgary's 114-point effort is their highest of the season and the third game they've finished in triple-digits. 

Second-year guard Hafith Moallin had seven points and seven boards for the home side in the loss.

The Heat fired at 39 per cent from the field, outmatched by Calgary's 55 per cent in the game. The 25 turnovers by the Heat proved costly, leading to 35 points for the Dinos.

Canada West action will cease for the remainder of 2019. The Heat are next in action on January 4 as they make their way to the Island to take on the Victoria Vikes at 8 p.m. PST. Calgary will return home and await a matchup with UNBC to start 2020.

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