MONMOUTH, Ore. — Jadin Penigar drilled a game-winning jumper in the final second and finished with a game-high 25 points as Western Oregon men's basketball edged Seattle Pacific 50–49 in a dramatic victory Thursday night at the Wolves Athletic Center.

The Wolves (8-11, 3-7 GNAC) trailed by four at halftime before clawing back in a tightly contested second half that featured five lead changes. After Seattle Pacific took a one-point lead on a 3-pointer with 21 seconds remaining, Western Oregon put the ball in Penigar's hands out of a timeout. He delivered, rising for a mid-range jumper that fell with one second on the clock to seal the win.

Penigar carried the offensive load, connecting on 11 of 22 shots and accounting for half of Western Oregon's points. Carson Frincke added eight points, while Peter-Kaci Gwananji contributed four points, five rebounds and key defensive plays down the stretch.

Seattle Pacific (9-8, 4-6 GNAC) was led by Theo McMillan and Grant Coleman, who scored 10 points apiece.

Western Oregon hosts Montana State Billings on Saturday.