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South Kent prevails 77-65 over Brewster

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KENT — The Brewster Academy Bobcats came to South Kent School Wednesday, Feb. 14, for a much-anticipated game between two strong and evenly matched teams.

The South Kent Cardinals were hungry for revenge after a bitter three-point loss to Brewster earlier in the season. The seven-time National Prep Champion Bobcats wouldn’t go down without a fight, and the Valentine’s Day showdown proved there was no love lost between the two teams.

Ollie Jones controlled the tempo from the perimeter. Photo by Lans Christensen

Sparks flew from the jump. On the opening possession, Brewster’s Harris Jackson splashed a perfect three-pointer and the game was on. 

South Kent immediately seized momentum and took a six-point lead just minutes into the match. The Cardinals’ defense and rebounding ability fueled the early run. 

Brewster was forced into many mid- to long-range shots and struggled to rebound effectively. The Cardinals’ lead was steadily building thanks to control of the paint and some clutch three-pointers by forward Jojo Wallace. 

By halftime, South Kent’s lead ballooned to a staggering 20 points with the score at 45-25. 

This unexpected and lopsided score didn’t deter the Brewster Bobcats. An effective full-court press and strong playmaking on offense gradually started to even the score. 

Brewster’s comeback was cut short by the clock, and the final score was 77-65, with South Kent securing a hard-fought victory.

South Kent’s record advanced to 15-14 on the season and Brewster fell to 13-17.

Both teams will get set for the AAA New England Prep School tournament beginning Feb. 28.

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