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Southeast Christian Holds Off Daytona Beach Christian 92-81

HOLLY HILL, Fla. — Southeast Christian used a strong second-half performance to defeat Daytona Beach Christian 92-81 to earn its first men’s college basketball win of the season Wednesday night.

The visiting Eagles trailed 40-37 at halftime before outscoring the Seraphim 55-41 over the final 20 minutes to secure the victory.

Coy Sizemore led Southeast Christian (1-5) with 26 points, while Brandon Sutton added 19. Jacquez Green contributed 16 points, and Karlton Walton with 14.

Daytona Beach Christian (2-3) was led by Isaac Broxey, who scored a game-high 34 points.

The Seraphim held a three-point advantage at intermission, but Southeast Christian’s second-half offensive surge proved decisive.

The Eagles’ balanced scoring attack, featuring four players in double figures, helped them overcome the halftime deficit and claim the road victory.

Broxey’s 32-Point Performance Leads Daytona Beach Christian Past UIC, 93-79

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Isaac Broxey poured in 32 points and grabbed 11 rebounds Saturday as Daytona Beach Christian University defeated United International College 93-79 in men’s college basketball action.

Broxey added seven assists, two steals and a blocked shot while converting eight of nine free-throw attempts. His double-double helped power a Seraphim offense that placed five players in double figures.

John Smith contributed 18 points and six rebounds, while Meyer Robb added 12 points and four rebounds.

Xavier Cerrud delivered another strong all-around effort, finishing with 11 points, six assists, five rebounds, three steals, and three blocked shots. Keion Gray also scored 11 points and collected five rebounds.

DBCU’s five double-figure scorers combined for 84 of the team’s 93 points, accounting for more than 90% of its offensive production.

The Seraphim improved to 2-0 on the season with the win.

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DBCU Opens Season with 95-79 Win at SECC

LEESBURG, Fl. – Daytona Beach Christian wing John Smith poured in 33 points to lead the Seraphim to a 95-79 win at Southeast Christian Wednesday night. It was the first countable game in the season for either team and the first win for DBCU’s Brad Fraser as a college head coach.

The Eagles took the early lead by as many as four points, but Daytona’s defense cranked up, forcing several 10-second and shot clock violation turnovers, and took the lead with about 13 minutes left in the first half. DBCU would continue to pull away and increase the lead to double digits before Southeast staged a comeback in the last five minutes of the half, closing the halftime gap to one, 40-39.

But in the second half, the Eagles could not retake the lead as the Seraphim full-court pressure kept the Southeast offense out of sync.

“Our full-court pressure caused them trouble,” said Fraser. “(SECC point guard) Coy Sizemore was really good in the first half, but we were able to slow him down some in the second half.”

Southeast Christian Coach Dwayne Walker was frustrated following the loss. “Time to turn that page and get us all on the right one. Just need to put a full 40 minutes together and we could be the team I envisioned for this season. The 41st minute is still my favorite one, though. You know, the one minute I get to share Jesus with both teams and coaches.”

Isaac Broxey added 22 for the Serpahim.

Southeast junior Karlton Walton led the Eagles with 23 points including going 10-of-11 from the free throw line. Sizemore added 20.

Daytona Beach travels to Evansville, Indiana for an exhibition game against NJCAA ninth-ranked Vincennes on Saturday. Southeast Christian will next be in action October 28 at crosstown rival Beacon College in the 2026 NSAC Men’s Basketball Tipoff Classic.

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