Sixsmith has given the Pioneers an offensive spark off the bench in a promising start to his collegiate playing career. The Hicksville, NY native last week supplied SHU with 8.3 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.0 assists per outing, and committed just one turnover over 98 minutes as the Pios split four conference games. Sixsmith shot 52.9 percent from the field, including a 50.0 percent mark from three-point territory where he drained 7-14 shots. He also made all eight of his free throws. Sixsmith’s best game came in a career-high 13-point effort on Tuesday to help boost SHU to a 86-85 double OT win at Wagner. He made 3-4 from distance and helped seal the game with four free throws and a steal in the second overtime period. Sixsmith ranks second among NEC freshman with 8.8 ppg and is second overall in the conference in three-point accuracy at 55.6 percent.