Yetis Roll to Dominant Thanksgiving Weekend Win Over Johnston Community College

The Yetis closed out Thanksgiving weekend in commanding fashion, overpowering Johnston Community College 113–63 on Saturday afternoon at the Yeti Den. From the opening tip, the Yetis played with pace, precision, and confidence, exploding for 65 first-half points and never looking back.

The offensive firepower was on full display, led by a red-hot performance from Jacob Adair, who delivered a game-high 34 points, knocking down an elite 10 three-pointers on 12-of-16 shooting. Adair's rhythm from the perimeter set the tone early and ignited the home crowd.

Kelan Flowers added another strong outing with 19 points, showcasing his range with five threes and facilitating the offense with six assists.
Inside, Cairo Morales posted an efficient 10 points and seven rebounds, while Jamari Smith made an all-around impact, finishing with 7 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, and 3 steals, anchoring the defense and driving the transition attack.

The Yeti bench came ready as well, contributing 53 points:

• Miles Beard was electric with 14 points on 4-of-5 shooting from deep.

• Caden Thomas powered his way to 13 points and 6 rebounds.

• Tamareion Roundtree added 10 points with strong finishes in the paint.

• Mikalister Andersen pulled down 8 rebounds, helping Cleveland dominate the glass.

Cleveland shot an impressive 56.6% from the field and 54.3% from three, moving the ball with purpose for 28 team assists. The Yetis also controlled the boards with 52 rebounds, limiting second-chance opportunities and turning defensive stops into quick scoring runs.

With a complete team effort and one of their most efficient offensive performances of the season, the Yetis delivered a statement win to wrap up the holiday weekend and build momentum heading into December play.

Cleveland Community College returns to action on Wednesday for a game against Louisburg.