Flashes Clinch Victory Over Shawnee State

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The Kent State Golden Flashes delivered a resounding performance in their recent battle with Shawnee State, securing an impressive 103-61 victory. This thrilling game saw a fresh starting lineup, introducing the talented trio of LA Hayes, VonCameron Davis, and Delrecco Gillespie to the court. The new inclusions not only invigorated the Flashes but also left a mark with their impeccable first collegiate start.

Dominant First Half Performance By the Flashes

The Flashes wasted no time asserting their dominance right from the start. Chris Payton Jr. ignited the stadium with a high-flying dunk setting the tone for the rest of the game. Kent State's performance went from strength to strength, dominating in rebounds, assists, and steals.

A highlight of the first half was undeniably Brendon Moss's three-point buzzer-beater that had the crowd on their feet, marking a closing statement to a half that Kent State dominated. The team's impressive three-point shooting, averaging 40% from beyond the arc, was instrumental in widening the gap against Shawnee State.

Moss and Hayes: The Game Changer Duo

Both fresh faces on the court, Brendon Moss and LA Hayes stepped up their game and proved integral to the Flashes' triumph. Moss, coming off the bench, stunned everyone with a career-high 19 points and three rebounds. Shooting nearly perfect across the board, he was 6-of-8 from the field, 5-of-6 from behind the three-point arc, and perfect from the free-throw line.

Hayes, on the other hand, made his presence known against the Bears, finishing the game with nine points, four steals, and four assists. This dynamic duo's synergy on the court was palpable and contributed significantly to the Flashes' victory. Their fantastic performance is a testament to the depth of talent in the Kent State roster.

All in all, the game was a showcase of the might of the Kent State team. Their cohesive team play and depth of talent significantly increased the Kent State Golden Flashes odds of clinching the victory. The Flashes' robust performance against Shawnee State certainly sets a promising outlook for the upcoming games in the season.

Upcoming Games

This holiday season, the Flashes aren't just playing to win on the court; they’re playing to bring joy and support to our community. Kent State is teaming up with the Cleveland Hope Lodge, transforming the M.A.C.C. into a donation drop-off point for the Lodge's Wish List items. They invite dedicated fans to join them in this initiative by dropping off items at collection bins located in the M.A.C.C. main lobby up until Dec. 15.

The game against Cleveland State University on Saturday, Dec. 9 at 2 p.m., is more than just a game; it's an opportunity for the fans to donate and make an impact. Every item contributed directly supports the Hope Lodge, a haven for cancer patients and caregivers offering not just a free, temporary place to stay, but a nurturing environment filled with resources and information to fight the disease.

The Hope Lodge serves its patients and families every day of the year, and someone’s donation can help ensure that this vital community resource continues its mission. This initiative is a part of our broader commitment to the Coaches vs. Cancer initiative.

Conclusion

The Golden Flashes continue their winning streak, proving their prowess on the court while upholding their commitment to community service off the court. As they gear up for the upcoming game against Cleveland State, the team also focuses on their initiative with Cleveland Hope Lodge, exemplifying the spirit of giving this holiday season.

The strength and unity displayed by the Kent State team, both in their game and social initiatives, mirrors the resilience and generosity of the community. Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to support the Flashes in their upcoming game and charity drive.