Mouliom and the Pioneers are saving some of their best for last, reeling off three victories against programs that will most likely make the playoffs.
Malone helped its own cause in the process, moving up to fifth place with 3.21 in the point rating system. The Pioneers beat No. 22 ranked Walsh, outlasted Lake Erie in overtime and defeated Ohio Dominican. The Pioneers closed them out with each of the outcomes at a three-point margin or less.
Mouliom rose to the occasion by averaging 19.3 points per game and shooting almost 73 percent from the field. The senior made 20 of his 35 field goal attempts.
Mouliom erupted for a career-high 26 points against Walsh in a big-time rivalry game at home, missing just three of his 14 shots tried. He grabbed five rebounds, collected three steals, blocked a shot and had two assists in 39 minutes.
In a three-point win against Ohio Dominican, he was one of four players to score in double figures. Mouliom had 12 points and three assists as Malone shot over 55 percent from the field collectively.
On Saturday, Mouliom had 20 points and four rebounds vs. Lake Erie. He was 8-of-10 on all shots and made four free throws in another very productive 39 minutes on the floor.
He is the second Pioneer to receive player of the week honor this season, joining teammate Jaret Majestic.