February 29, 2024 - Coyote Event Center

In a thrilling matchup at the Coyote Event Center, the College of Southern Nevada notched an impressive 113-100 victory over the Ball Dawgs All-Stars. The game was marked by high-octane offense and stellar individual performances from both teams, but it was ultimately the College of Southern Nevada's cohesive team effort that secured the win.

From the opening tip-off, it was evident that both teams were determined to showcase their offensive prowess. The first half saw an offensive explosion from both sides, with the College of Southern Nevada edging out the Ball Dawgs All-Stars with a score of 59-46 at halftime. The Ball Dawgs All-Stars, led by standout performances from Shaq Hunter and Edo Okafor, fought to keep pace with their opponents but struggled to contain the College of Southern Nevada's relentless offensive attack.

In the second half, the College of Southern Nevada continued to pour on the points, matching the Ball Dawgs All-Stars basket for basket. Despite a valiant effort from the Ball Dawgs All-Stars, led by Kadyn Koch's dominant performance in the paint, they were unable to overcome the deficit.

One of the standout performers for the College of Southern Nevada was Isaiah James, who finished the game with 23 points, including several clutch baskets down the stretch to help seal the victory. Samuel Steele-Williams also made significant contributions, recording a double-double with 16 points and 10 assists, showcasing his versatility and playmaking ability.

On the opposing side, Shaq Hunter led the Ball Dawgs All-Stars with 24 points, showcasing his scoring prowess from beyond the arc. Edo Okafor also had a strong showing, contributing 23 points while demonstrating his ability to knock down shots from long range.

Despite the Ball Dawgs All-Stars' offensive firepower, it was the College of Southern Nevada's balanced scoring attack and unselfish play that ultimately proved to be the difference-maker in the game. With contributions from multiple players, including Jhadon Banks, Chase Jackson, and LeRon Wright, the College of Southern Nevada was able to maintain their lead and secure the victory.

The win improves the College of Southern Nevada's record to 6-12 on the season, providing a much-needed boost of confidence as they complete their season and look to build toward the future.