May River defeated Colleton County 74–47 in their most recent boys varsity basketball match up, extending the advantage they first established with a dominant 33‑point win on Jan. 20.
According to reports, May River showcased a defense-first strategy, restricting Colleton County to a mere 17% shooting accuracy from the field. Despite not scoring any three-pointers, May River capitalized on opportunities inside and excelled at the free throw line, achieving a 64% success rate. Their defensive prowess limited Colleton County’s clean shots and controlled the game’s pace.
Additionally, May River dominated the rebounding battle by securing 42 rebounds, which helped them gain extra possessions and prevent second-chance points for Colleton County. They further fortified their defense with three blocks and matched their opponent’s ball movement with eight assists. Although Colleton County managed more steals, May River’s overall efficiency, rebounding strength, and disciplined defense led to a comprehensive victory.
The May River Sharks are scheduled for a home conference game against Bluffton on Tuesday, February 10 at 7:30 p.m. Previously, they faced Bluffton in an away conference game on January 23, where they were defeated with a score of 50-38.
