2015-16 Seawolves Basketball News
Auburn - This afternoon the Seawolves posted a 97-83 victory over NHTI in the quarterfinal round of the YSCC tournament.
South Portland - This afternoon the Seawolves were looking for redemption as they faced off against the Knights of Vermont Tech who had handed them a 72-68 loss when the two teams met in November. Seawolves sophomore forward John Morgan (Sanford, ME) put the team on his back, netting 21 points on 8-12 shooting, to lead SMCC to an eventual 79-68 triumph.
Auburn - Last night's men's YSCC matchup between the Seawolves of SMCC and the Mustangs of CMCC was everything one could ask for in a rivalry game. There were screaming student sections, 13 lead changes, 12 ties, overtime and a buzzer beater for the win followed by fans storming the court. Mustangs' shooting guard Kaleb Benjamin was the hero last night, releasing a bomb from the top of the key with one tick remaining on the clock that hit nothing but the bottom of the net to push CM past SM 85-83.
Machias - This afternoon the Seawolves picked up a huge win on the road at UMaine-Machias. The matchup featured the YSCC East second seed Clippers and third ranked Seawolves and it was an exciting battle for 40 minutes. Sophomore guard Matt Talbot (Portland, ME) came up big with a 28 point, 10 rebound performance to lead the Seawolves to a 102-92 victory.
Concord, NH - In last night's mens basketball action a three pointer from Seawolves shooting guard Matthew Jarrett (Norwalk, CT) made it a one point game, 89-88, with just under four minutes remaining in regulation. NHTI responded with a nine point run that helped solidify a 105-94 Lynx victory.
South Portland - Seawolves' point guard Jordan DeRosby (Waterville, ME) had the game of his career last night chalking up a triple-double against the Moose of UMA. The SM junior scored 12 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and dished out 11 assists to lead the Seawolves to a 101-76 conference victory.
South Portland - In yesterday's USCAA men's basketball action the Seawolves took a 12 point lead into the locker room at the half but the Owls of UMaine-Presque Isle came storming back in the second to take the 72-64 triumph.
Portsmouth, NH - Seawolves' center Jack Tolan (South Portland, ME) scored 14 of his game high 19 points in the first half of tonight's game, helping SMCC rack up a 53-36 halftime lead over the Herons of Great Bay Community College. The Seawolves kept the momentum in the second half, this time led by big man Daniel Tokarz (Kittery, ME) who scored nine of his career high 11 points in the second period helping lift the Seawolves to a 101-60 triumph.
Rutland, VT - The Seawolves came out hot in last night's game against the Saints of the the College of St. Joseph's, shooting an impressive 15-29 from the field in the first half to build a 25 point lead going into the break. St. Joe's made a push in the second but the Seawolves were able to hang on and clinch the 85-70 victory.
South Portland - After being deadlocked at the intermission, the Mustangs of CMCC used a late second half run to overcome the Seawolves, 82-73.
New York, NY - Yesterday the Seawolves faced off against the USCAA defending National Champions, Berkeley College (NY). The Knights shot an impressive 56% from the floor as they came away with a commanding 108-46 triumph.
South Portland - This afternoon the Seawolves shot an impressive 64% from the field and 67% from the three point line to take a commanding 129-40 victory over the Black Sheep of Hampshire College.
South Portland - The Seawolves led by as many as 19 in today's YSCC men's basketball matchup but an 18 point second half performance by UMaine-Machias' Jorge Milo led the Clippers to a come-from-behind 89-83 victory.
South Portland - In last night's back and forth battle between the Seawolves and the Lynx of NHTI the Seawolves picked up a much needed 89-82 victory to put an end to their four game drought
South Portland - The Seawolves' outscored the Bulldogs of Bunker Hill CC by two in the second half of this afternoon's men's basketball game but it wasn't enough to overcome the seven point deficit from the first period as the Bulldogs pulled away with the 85-80 triumph.
