Winthrop defeats Clinton Colleg 107-41
Clinton Colleg Falls Flat in Blowout Loss to Winthrop
In a dominating performance, the Winthrop Eagles cruised to a 107-41 victory over visiting Clinton Colleg at their home turf, the Winthrop Coliseum.
The difference between the two teams was stark from the opening tip-off. Winthrop's dominant effort led by Daylen Berry, who scored 22 points on 5-of-6 three-point attempts and shot an impressive 88.9% from the field, set the tone for a game that would see the Eagles build a 49-16 lead at halftime.
Clinton Colleg struggled to find its footing, with Isaiah Borders leading the effort with 12 points but shooting just 30.8% from the field. The visiting team's struggles continued into the second half, as Winthrop extended its lead and never looked back.
The final margin of victory was a staggering 66 points, the largest difference in any non-conference matchup this season. Winthrop's ability to control the tempo of the game and outrebound Clinton Colleg by 17 rebounds on both sides of the glass made all the difference.
Daylen Berry led the way for Winthrop with 22 points, 5 three-pointers, and 14 rebounds. Logan Duncomb chipped in with 14 points, 2 assists, and 2 steals to form a formidable one-two punch at the top of the Eagle's lineup.
For Clinton Colleg, Jordan Edmonds grabbed 7 rebounds while Isaiah Borders scored 12 points, but the rest of the team struggled to find its footing against Winthrop's stifling defense. The loss marks Clinton Colleg's third straight setback, and they'll need to regroup quickly in order to stay competitive in the conference.
In a statement win for the Eagles, they demonstrated their dominance over their opponents. With this victory, Winthrop takes a major step forward in the non-conference schedule and solidifies its position as one of the top teams in the league.
Winthrop's performance was marked by:
* 38/66 Field Goals (58.0%)
* 14 three-pointers
* A +66 point margin of victory
Clinton Colleg, on the other hand, struggled with only 15/65 Field Goals (23.0%) and just 12 points scored in the first half.
Winthrop's victory serves as a testament to its strength and resilience, especially against tough opponents like Clinton Colleg. As they continue their non-conference schedule, the Eagles will look to build on this win and make a strong push for a high ranking in the league standings.