Siena edged Niagara 82-79 in a tightly contested NCAA matchup, pulling out a three-point win in a game that stayed within a few possessions for long stretches. Both teams traded scoring runs and momentum swings, and the outcome wasn’t decided until the final moments. Niagara kept pressure on Siena throughout, answering key baskets and staying within striking distance late. Siena, however, executed more cleanly down the stretch, converting important possessions in the closing minutes to maintain a narrow lead. With no verified box score details provided (top performers and team shooting/rebounding/assist totals were not included), individual standout performances and statistical leaders cannot be stated factually. What is clear from the final margin is that Siena did enough in late-game execution to secure the win, while Niagara’s effort came up just short. Going forward, Siena can build on a close-game victory that reinforces its ability to finish tight contests. For Niagara, the three-point loss highlights the importance of late-game stops and efficient end-of-game offense in turning competitive performances into wins.