Yetis Men’s Basketball Stays Hot With Two-Game Surge

Cleveland CC 78, Louisburg College 65 — December 3, 2025

The Yetis struck first and never trailed, controlling the tempo to secure a 78–65 home win over Louisburg College.

Kelan Flowers fueled the offense from the jump, delivering 18 points, including four makes from beyond the arc, while directing ball movement with a team-high 7 assists.
Cairo Morales powered the interior with 15 points and 7 rebounds, consistently sealing off defenders to finish strong around the rim.
Jacob Adair added 13 points and knocked down three threes, keeping the floor spaced for CCC's inside-out attack.

Off the bench, Tamareion Roundtree sparked the Yetis late, scoring 18 points on 6–8 shooting and snagging 5 rebounds, helping Cleveland out-rebound Louisburg 38–27 on the night.

The Yetis' efficiency made the difference, hitting 50.9% from the field and nearly 39% from deep to pull away in the second half.

Cleveland CC 71, Pitt Community College 60 — December 6, 2025

On the road at Pitt, Cleveland relied on physicality and bench scoring to grind out a 71–60 victory.

Cairo Morales delivered a statement performance, dominating the paint with a 16-point, 14-rebound double-double, including 6 offensive boards that repeatedly extended possessions.

Off the bench, Miles Beard erupted for 20 points, hitting four threes and attacking off the dribble to create mismatches. His energy swung the momentum midway through the second half.

Cleveland's ball movement remained sharp, with four players recording at least two assists, highlighted by Cameron McDowell (8 points, 4 assists) and Josh Bullock (7 points, 4 assists, 2 steals).

The Yetis' work on the glass continued to stand out, winning the rebound battle 45–35, which helped neutralize Pitt's perimeter shooting.