CCC Men's Team Dominates Southwest Virginia in High-Scoring Battle

at Southwest Virginia - Cleveland Community College (CCC) delivered a dominant performance against Southwest Virginia, securing a decisive 102-88 victory in a fast-paced matchup. The game, held at Southwest Virginia's home court, showcased CCC's offensive firepower and efficiency while Southwest Virginia struggled to keep pace despite a strong first half.

The Yetis started the game aggressively, shooting 56.1% from the field and controlling the tempo early on. By halftime, CCC held a slim 48-46 lead over Southwest Virginia, but a second-half surge saw them pull away, outscoring their opponents 54-42 in the final 20 minutes.

Leading CCC's offense were Jahmir Brown and Kyler Harris, both contributing 25 points. Brown went 11-for-18 from the field, while Harris matched his efficiency with an 11-for-20 shooting performance, including three three-pointers. Their combined efforts helped push CCC past the 100-point mark.

In addition to the dynamic duo, Jared Taylor and Kelan Flowers came off the bench to add significant depth, each scoring 10 points. Marcus Brown provided strong defensive play, tallying two steals.

CCC's depth played a crucial role in the second half, allowing them to control the pace and force turnovers. Their ability to convert opportunities into points sealed the game in their favor. The defensive intensity from players like Tre Crite and Junior Montgomery helped slow down Southwest Virginia's attempts to rally back.

This victory was a statement win, as it was the last regular-season game for the Yetis. They will advance to the Region 10 tournament, which will be held at Cape Fear Community College from March 5-7. Stay tuned for more game details.