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Darlington continued its impressive season, moving to 10-0 in region play and 20-2 overall after a commanding 87-55 win over New Faith Christian Academy. From start to finish, Darlington controlled the game with pace, balance, and energy, looking every bit like a team built for a championship run.
Senior leaders Cam Selig and Brent Bell set the tone, scoring 15 points apiece in the victory. Selig, a 6'8" forward, impacted the game in multiple ways, adding 8 rebounds and 2 blocks while anchoring the paint. Athletic with a touch of finesse, he finished plays around the rim and protected the basket on the other end. Selig holds a U Sports offer in Canada and continues to draw interest from multiple Division II and Division III programs.
Bell, a 6'5" guard, delivered a smooth and efficient performance of his own. Along with his 15 points, he grabbed 6 rebounds and handed out 3 assists, showing his ability to score while still playing within the flow of the offense. A true sharpshooter with shot creation ability, Bell holds an offer from Berry College and continues to be a steady presence on the perimeter.
Darlington is playing with confidence and purpose as the postseason approaches. With its senior core leading the way and the team locked in on both ends, this group is positioning itself to chase its first region and state championship. Based on how they are playing right now, Darlington looks more than capable of pulling it off.
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