CANTON — The first wave of Walsh Cavaliers is capable of giving you fits. There's no let up when they head to the bench. Walsh's depth could be the decisive factor in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference men's basketball race. It led to a 68-44 wire-to-wire win over Malone on Saturday, Jan. 24 at Osborne Hall. Ten Cavs played at least 17 minutes. All of them scored. Walsh's leading scorer came off the bench. Sophomore Kaleb Schaffer scored a game-high 15 points as the Cavs (15-2, 9-2) won their fifth straight and maintained a two-game lead in the G-MAC. "We want to play fast and we have a lot of trust in all 10 of us to get out there and get the job done," Schaffer said. "Going five in and...
