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Salk Defeats Nationally Ranked Brunswick, 126–117

Jan 12
1 min read

WALTERBORO, S.C. – The USC Salkehatchie Men’s Basketball team defeated nationally ranked Brunswick Community College on Sunday, 126-117. The Dolphins entered the contest nationally ranked at # 25 in the most recent NJCAA poll. Salkehatchie remains undefeated at home (9-0) and improves to 1-1 in Region 10 play and 15-2 overall.

The game was a back-and-forth affair as Brunswick took an early 28-20 lead. Salkehatchie put together back-to-back runs to take a 54-45 lead at the break. The Indians' relentless tempo proved to be the difference as Salkehatchie sprinted past Brunswick down the stretch.

The Indians will now turn their focus to Richard Bland University as they prepare for a two-game road trip up north. The Indians will take on the Statesman on Friday, Jan. 16, followed by a matchup at Wake Tech on Saturday, Jan. 17. Follow @USCSalkMBB on Facebook, X, and Instagram for updates and livestream information.

10 Comments


Alisa Carlos
Alisa Carlos
5 days ago

What an exciting result for Salk! It’s great to see the team compete against a nationally ranked opponent and come away with such a strong performance. I always enjoy following different interests, from college sports to classic fashion like American leather jackets.

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james li
Aug 02

Great win for Salkehatchie — that relentless tempo really showed, especially after Brunswick’s early 28-20 lead. Staying undefeated at home at 9-0 is impressive. By the way, I keep a home café brewing guide I like to share: https://homecafelab.com/

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15-2 overall and still undefeated at home is impressive, but I’m honestly stuck on the defense part — 126-117 feels like a game where you just have to out-run mistakes. Their pace feels like committing to a whole identity, the way a soft summer color palette guide commits you to a specific look; once you pick it, everything else follows from that.

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Games like this are fun but also kind of stressful — every possession feels like it matters when both teams are scoring at will. I wasn’t there, but the vibe sounds like nonstop action, like flipping through Ghibli-style photo art and never landing on just one scene because everything’s happening at once.

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