Country Day Rolls Past Southfield A&T, Improves to 3–0
BEVERLY HILLS, MI — December 9, 2025
By: Caleb Bushell | DVS Reporter
Detroit Country Day continued its dominant start to the 2025–26 season with a commanding 104–63 victory over Southfield A&T on Tuesday night. Behind relentless defensive pressure, fast-break scoring, and elite three-point shooting, the Yellowjackets controlled the game from the opening tip and never looked back.
1st Quarter — Country Day Sets the Tone Early
Country Day wasted no time asserting itself, racing out to a 29–10 lead behind suffocating defense and hot shooting from long range.
Ethan Bray (#12) sparked the early surge, hitting three first-quarter three-pointers as the Yellowjackets capitalized on turnovers and turned them into instant offense.
2nd Quarter — Active Defense, Balanced Scoring
The Yellowjackets continued to fly around defensively, jumping passing lanes and converting steals into transition buckets.
Christian Cast (#2) delivered a strong two-way quarter—pushing the tempo, scoring at the rim, and setting up teammates.
Southfield A&T showed signs of life by increasing their pace, getting downhill, and earning trips to the free-throw line. Bryson Webb (#4) led the effort to stabilize the Warriors, but Country Day held firm and took a 56–32 lead into halftime.
Halftime Standouts
Country Day:
Ethan Bray (#12) – Perimeter shooting spark
Christian Cast (#2) – Pace-setter & two-way impact
Langston Howard (#4) – Consistent scoring presence
Southfield A&T:
Bryson Webb (#4) – Aggressive scorer, team leader
3rd Quarter — The Knockout Punch
Southfield A&T came out of halftime energized, competing harder on both ends. But Country Day quickly regained momentum. The Yellowjackets exploded for five made three-pointers in the quarter and stretched the lead to 87–49.
The highlight came when Christian Cast rose up for a big dunk that ignited the Country Day bench and effectively put the game out of reach.
4th Quarter — Country Day Finishes Strong
Country Day closed the game with poise and confidence.
Roman Allen (#11) took over stretches of the fourth quarter, attacking off the dribble and scoring efficiently, while Ethan Bray continued to knock down shots from deep.
Southfield A&T’s Bryson Webb battled until the end, stringing together late baskets to momentarily trim the deficit before Country Day responded and sealed the final result.
Final Thoughts
Country Day improves to 3–0, showcasing depth, discipline, and high-octane scoring. They will look to keep the momentum rolling in their upcoming matchup against West Bloomfield.
Southfield A&T drops to 1–2 and will aim to bounce back quickly as they prepare for a challenging test against Detroit Pershing.
