Tyler Burraston hit a last-second 3-pointer to give the UAA Seawolves a dramatic 74-73 win over Newberry, reviving their season after a disappointing previous loss. After a loss that saw them blow an 11-point lead in the second half, the Seawolves faced a crucial, must-win scenario at home. Burraston’s throw capped a challenging game in which UAA had to come from behind after Newberry took the lead late in the game.

Through the numbers

• UAA shot 46% from the field and hit 26 of 57 attempts.
• Sean Evans led the way with 15 points while Tyler Burraston scored 12.

Yes but

Despite their win, the Seawolves still struggled with consistency, which was particularly evident in Burraston’s shooting total before the crucial moment. Newberry’s ability to mount a comeback and take the lead just before the final buzzer sounds highlights vulnerabilities in the UAA defense and momentum shifts throughout the game.

state of affairs

• After a difficult start to the season, the Seawolves improved to a record of 5:6.
• UAA’s balanced scoring led to four players scoring in double figures, indicating improved teamwork and offensive execution.

What’s next?

Moving forward, the Seawolves need to build on this momentum and improve their shooting consistency to better compete in future games. Their ability to perform under pressure will be crucial as they face tougher opponents in their conference schedule.

Conclusion

The win not only saved the Seawolves’ season, but also provided a much-needed confidence boost. Maintaining composure under pressure and executing plays effectively will be crucial for UAA if they want to turn their season around.