Meet Doous Alemdar: Student-Athlete of the Month

USC Salkehatchie is proud to announce that Doous Alemdar, a freshman on the men’s basketball team, has been named the Kesia Brown State Farm Student-Athlete of the Month for January. Hailing from Greece, Doous has quickly made an impact on the Salkehatchie community, embodying the dedication and positive attitude of a true student-athlete. Known for being "about his business," Alemdar has proven to be a phenomenal teammate with a work ethic that sets a high bar for the program.

Student-Athlete Profile

• Name: Doous Alemdar

• Sport: Men’s Basketball

• Hometown: Greece

• Year in School: Freshman

• Intended Major: Business

“I’m proud to be part of this program and grateful for the opportunity to grow as a player and as a student at USC Salkehatchie.”

On-the-Court Excellence

As a freshman, Doous has already become a reliable contributor for the men's basketball team. Currently averaging 6 points and 3 rebounds per game, his impact on the court extends beyond the stat sheet. Head Coach Matt Lynch describes him as a "phenomenal teammate," noting his constant positivity and well-mannered approach to the game.

Doous’s commitment to his craft is evident in his daily preparation. Whether in practice or during competition, his focus and drive demonstrate a maturity that is rare for a first-year player. His teammates look to him as an example of what it means to be disciplined and dedicated to the success of the squad.

Academics and Character

Doous approaches his studies with the same intensity he brings to the basketball court. A business major, he achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA during the Fall 2025 semester. This academic milestone highlights his ability to balance the rigorous demands of being a collegiate athlete while maintaining excellence in the classroom.

Beyond his stats and grades, it is Doous’s character that truly stands out. He is described as a person who is focused, polite, and consistently brings positive energy to the campus. His "business-like" approach to his responsibilities—both athletic and academic—makes him a cornerstone of the freshman class and a vital part of the USC Salkehatchie family.