LISLE, Ill. - The Benedictine University men's basketball team improved to 10-3 in conference play by rolling past Wisconsin Lutheran 83-57.

Benedictine gained control of the contest early. Trailing 11-7, the Eagles used a 10-0 run to nab a 17-11 lead. Adam Reynolds opened the run with a layup and Kevin Rollins finished the spurt with a jumper at the 10:52 mark. Benedictine went on to lead by 11 in the first half but Wisconsin Lutheran battled to within four on two occasions late. The Eagles scored the final five points of the half and held a 38-29 lead at the break.

The lead quickly inflated early in the second half as Benedictine tallied the first seven points of the frame to move ahead 45-29 on a Michael Blaszczyk layup with 17:31 remaining. The visitors whittled the margin down to 10 points at 55-45 just before the halfway point of the second but could pull no closer. Benedictine pulled away late, leading by as many as 28 points in the win, a fourth in a row.

The Eagles finished the game shooting 50.9 percent from the field. Benedictine scored 32 points in the paint and held a 41-26 edge on the glass, leading to 16 second-chance points. Benedictine also turned 11 turnovers into 19 points while notching 22 from the free throw line. Blaszczyk led all scorers with 17 points, nine of which came from the line. Rollins added a season best 15 while Tim McGinty pulled down 13 rebounds. Mack Brown scored nine off the bench as the Eagles received 29 points from reserves.

Benedictine (12-6, 10-3 NACC) hosts Concordia Chicago on Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m.