River Overcomes Early Deficit to Defeat Miami Dade

FORT PIERCE, FL - The River picked up another impressive win, this time against Miami Dade, continuing their strong stretch of play. The game opened as a back-and-forth battle, with Miami Dade jumping out to an early double-digit lead. However, the River stayed composed, stuck together, and battled back to take the lead before halftime.

Coming out of the break, the River kept their foot on the gas and never looked back.

It was a big night for sophomore Adam Squire, who led the way with 19 points, knocking down six three-pointers while also adding four rebounds and five assists. Anthony, the River's leading scorer, delivered another strong performance with 13 points, hitting three clutch three-pointers in the second half to help extend the lead.

Caleb Cameron energized the crowd with 12 points, throwing down big dunks throughout the night, and pulled down six rebounds. Off the bench, Sharief Parks made a huge impact, recording five points, 11 rebounds, and two assists, while Isiah Cameron chipped in 10 points in a strong reserve performance.

Defensively, Terryon Stebbins turned in another outstanding effort, holding Miami Dade's top guard well below his scoring average.

The River continues to show just how good they can be, putting in the work every night to prove themselves. With this win, Coach Jackson has now matched his total win count from last season—a testament to the team's growth and commitment.