The Georgetown Hoyas won their second game in Maui, defeating the Chaminade Silverswords 88-61 in the second round consolation game. It was an uneven game from the outset as the Hoyas hit their first five three-pointers and used a three minute, 12-0 run to pull away from the Division II Silverswords.

Jason Clark had a career-day as he led all scorers with a personal-high 28 points off of a career-tying six three-pointers. Freshman Otto Porter also had a career-high 17 points to go with his game-leading 7 rebounds.

Georgetown will face Memphis tomorrow at 5:00pm in the fifth-place game of the Maui Invitational Tournament. The Tigers fell to Michigan on Monday and defeated cross-state rivals Tennessee in double-overtime before the Hoyas took the court.