NEWPORT NEWS - The Apprentice School men's basketball team hit a program record 18 three pointers as the Builders raced past Central International Saturday, 118-70, to open the MLK Classic.

The Builders opened the game on a 12-0 run and led 22-5 just seven minutes into the contest before CIC finally got rolling, cutting the lead down to as few as eight. Apprentice responded with three pointer after three pointer to pull away and stay unbeated in New South Athletic Conference action.

Adrion Wall had a game-high 28 points, hitting five threes on the day. Karree Smith and Donovan Means each had 15 points, while Xavien Hunter added 13 and Avin Hawkins put up 10.

The 118 points scored is the second most all-time only behind a 2009 performance against Ohio State-Marion on February 27, 2009.

In the other MLK Classic game on the men's side Saturday, Camp defeated UIC, 87-77.

The Builders will take on UIC tomorrow at 2 p.m. to wrap up the MLK Classic.