In a thrilling matchup between the Louisburg College Hurricanes and the Brunswick Community College Dolphins, the Hurricanes emerged victorious, showcasing exceptional teamwork and individual performances. The final score of 72-50 highlighted Louisburg's dominance on both ends of the court.

Louisburg's offensive prowess was on full display throughout the game, with multiple players contributing to the team's impressive point total. Kimora Cox and Chloe Rush made significant contributions, combining for 26 points. Cox's sharpshooting from the three-point line, finishing 3-5, added a dynamic element to Louisburg's offensive strategy. Rush, a force in the paint, notched an impressive 13 points and 6 rebounds.

Louisburg's success was not limited to offense, as their tenacious defense stifled Brunswick. The Hurricanes capitalized on turnovers, amassing 28 points off their opponents' mistakes. Brianna Shillito and Carolina Coria led the defensive charge, each contributing five steals, disrupting Brunswick's offensive rhythm.

The battle on the boards favored Louisburg, with Dyimond Sturdivant showcasing her rebounding prowess. Sturdivant's 11 rebounds, combined with strong performances from Kandace Daniels and Amiah Griffin, allowed Louisburg to control the paint, limiting Brunswick's second-chance opportunities.

Louisburg's Head Coach, Jason Rasnake, commended his team's performance. "Our players executed the game plan. We focused on both ends of the court, and the results speak for themselves. We're proud of this win, but we know there's always room for improvement."

The Hurricanes take a break this week to finish the fall semester with final exams and will return to action on the road Saturday, December 9th at Bryant & Stratton (Va).