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72
Emmanuel (GA) Emm 17-7,16-4 Conference Carolinas
75
Winner Southern Wesleyan SW 16-8,14-6 Conference Carolinas
Emmanuel (GA) Emm
17-7,16-4 Conference Carolinas
72
Final
75
Southern Wesleyan SW
16-8,14-6 Conference Carolinas
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Emmanuel (GA) Emm 29 43 72
Southern Wesleyan SW 35 40 75

Game Recap: Men's Basketball |

Warriors Roar Around Lions in Conference Carolinas Action

Central, SC – Southern Wesleyan defeated the Emmanuel Lions in a 75-72 final score on Wednesday evening.
 
The Warriors shot 49.1% from the field and were 40% from beyond the arc in the victory over the Lions.  Ta'Jay Dunlap led the team with 26 points.  Dunlap was followed by Demarcus Addie with 13 points.  Julian Cameron had 11 points and Tranard Ferrell had 10.  Southern Wesleyan had 11 assists with Addie leading the team with six.
 
Southern Wesleyan had 32 rebounds with Demarcus Addie leading the team with nine.  Behind Addie both Tranard Ferrell and Solomon Smith had five rebounds.  The Warriors had five blocks during the game with Addie leading the team with two.  Southern Wesleyan stole the ball eight times.
 
 
 
Game Vitals
 
Final: Southern Wesleyan 75, Emmanuel 72
 
Records: Southern Wesleyan (16-8 / CC 14-6) Emmanuel (17-7 / CC 16-4)
 
 
 
How It Happened
 
The Warriors took the first points of the game as Demarcus Addie stole the ball away and charged down the court to lay it up to give Southern Wesleyan a 2-0 advantage.  Southern Wesleyan continued to extend their lead as Tranard Ferrell and Addie each made baskets.  A three point shot by Kelvin Jones allowed the Lions to cut the Warriors lead in half.  Back-to-back shots by Ferrell put the Warriors ahead by five points.  Quinian Rieves stepped beyond the arc and made a three pointer to extend Southern Wesleyan's lead to 15-7.  A three point shot by Tyonn Stuckey put the Lions within five points, but the Warriors would not relent as Addie and Davion Bradford made jump shots to give the Warriors a 21-12 point lead with just over eleven minutes left in the first half.  Emmanuel continued to challenge, but a three point shot by Julian Cameron extended Southern Wesleyan's lead to eight points.  A last second layup by Ta'Jay Dunlap put the Warriors ahead 35-29.
 
Emmanuel came within four of Southern Wesleyan on free throw baskets by Brandon Simpson.  However, a layup by Solomon Smith allowed the Warriors to take a six point lead.  Kelvin Jones laid the ball up to put the Lions down 39-33 behind the Warriors.  However, back-to-back layups by Solomon Smith and Quinian Rieves extended the Warriors lead to ten points.  The Lions and Jones would not relent as they scored five more points to put them within five points of the Warriors.  Ta'Jay Dunlap and Julian Cameron both made three point shots to put the Warriors lead at 50-41 with just over eleven minutes remaining.  The Lions continued to chip away until a three point shot by Tyonn Stuckey put the Lions within one point of the Warriors.  Emmanuel took the lead, but a layup by Rieves allowed the Warriors to get back on top by one point.  The Lions and Warriors continued to battle it out, but a three pointer by Ta'Jay Dunlap allowed the Warriors to win the game 75-72.
 
 
 
What's Next
 
Southern Wesleyan will remain at home on February 19 as they host the Converse Valkyries at 4 p.m.  They will then host the Erskine Flying Fleet on February 22 at 7:30 p.m.  The Warriors will then wrap up the regular season on the road as they travel to Belmont, NC to take on the Belmont Abbey Crusaders at 7 p.m.
 
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