May 2nd Greenville SC - The Winston-Salem Wolfpack delivered one of the most impressive comebacks of the weekend, rallying past the SC Upstate RedHawks 125–120 Saturday evening at Greenville First Baptist AYMC.

The game opened with SC Upstate setting the tone early. The RedHawks came out aggressive on the offensive end, putting up 33 points in the first quarter and following it with an explosive 41-point second quarter, taking control of the tempo and building a strong lead heading into halftime. Winston-Salem kept pace offensively with 27 points in the first and 36 in the second, but still found themselves trailing after a high-scoring first half.

Out of the break, the RedHawks continued to apply pressure.SC Upstate added 33 more points in the third quarter, maintaining their advantage as both teams traded baskets in a fast-paced, offense-heavy period. Despite strong scoring efforts from the Wolfpack, the RedHawks appeared in control heading into the final quarter.

Then everything changed. Winston-Salem flipped the game in the fourth quarter with a dominant two-way performance. The Wolfpack erupted for 32 points in the final period while locking in defensively and holding SC Upstate to just 13 points, completely shifting the momentum. Key stops and efficient scoring fueled a decisive run that erased the deficit and put Winston-Salem in front late.

That fourth quarter surge proved to be the difference, as the Wolfpack closed out the game to secure the 125–120 victory.

Winston-Salem’s balanced offensive attack played a major role in the comeback, finishing with 125 points on 49.5% shooting. NiQuan Cousins led the charge with 28 points, continuing his strong play and stepping up in key moments. Anthony Williams added 22 points, while Tre’ Mclean contributed 22 points and 6 rebounds. Jahlil Rawley impacted the game across the board with 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 6 assists, and Donté Horton chipped in 15 points to round out a well-balanced effort.

SC Upstate delivered a strong performance for much of the game, finishing with 120 points, but couldn’t withstand the late push. Wanyae Moore led all scorers with 31 points, while Le’nijel Robinson added 23 points and 10 rebounds. Tyrik Grayson and Joseph Battle each scored 15 points, with Battle also contributing 7 assists. Despite shooting efficiently and controlling the game through three quarters, the RedHawks struggled to generate offense late against the Wolfpack’s tightened defense.

In total, the game featured 245 combined points, highlighted by SC Upstate’s early dominance and Winston-Salem’s late-game execution.

When it mattered most, the Winston-Salem Wolfpack delivered, using a dominant fourth quarter to complete the comeback victory. Meanwhile, the SC Upstate RedHawks showed their offensive firepower but were unable to close out the game down the stretch.

With the playoff race intensifying, this comeback win could prove to be a key moment in Winston-Salem’s push for positioning, while SC Upstate will look to bounce back after letting one slip away late.