North Carolina A&T Defeats Washington Adventist 89-83
Thursday, November 13, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Corbett Sports Center
North Carolina A&T Aggies 89, Washington Adventist Shock 83, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.
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Who won Washington Adventist Shock vs North Carolina A&T Aggies?
North Carolina A&T Aggies beat Washington Adventist Shock 89-83 at Corbett Sports Center on November 13, 2025.
In an exciting matchup, the North Carolina A&T Aggies emerged victorious against the Washington Adventist Shock with a final score of 89-83. This game, held at the Corbett Sports Center, showcased a strong performance from the Aggies, who improved their record to 3-1 at home this season.
The Aggies entered the game with a recent form of 4-6 over their last ten games, having won their previous match against the South Carolina State Bulldogs 85-62 on November 11. This victory marked a positive turn for North Carolina A&T, which had struggled earlier in the season, particularly on the road where they held a 1-5 record. Their average points scored at home is 62.3, while they have allowed 68.5 points per game, indicating a need for defensive improvement despite their home advantage.
On the other hand, Washington Adventist came into the game with a record of 0-2 in their last two outings, having lost both games against Norfolk State Spartans, with scores of 76-98 and 42-105 in their previous encounters. Their scoring average has been notably low at 59.0 points per game, while they have allowed a staggering 101.5 points on average, highlighting significant defensive vulnerabilities.
In terms of previous meetings, there is no detailed history provided in the block, but the current form of both teams suggests that North Carolina A&T had the upper hand going into this matchup. The Aggies were favored in the market, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating strong expectations for their performance.
Injuries were not mentioned in the block, suggesting that both teams may have fielded their full rosters, which is crucial for maintaining competitive integrity and performance consistency. The conditions of the game were not specified, but the home court advantage typically plays a significant role in college basketball, particularly in a venue like Corbett Sports Center.
As the game progressed, key moments included several free throws that contributed to the final score. Notably, Brooklyn Vick and Bryson Ogletree made crucial free throws in the closing moments, solidifying the Aggies' lead. Joey Brown IV also made significant contributions with layups that kept the pressure on Washington Adventist.
Viewers should have noted the contrasting styles of play between the two teams, with North Carolina A&T demonstrating a more balanced offensive approach, while Washington Adventist struggled to keep pace defensively. The Aggies were able to capitalize on their home advantage, showcasing their ability to score effectively when it mattered most.
Overall, this game not only highlights the current state of both teams but also sets the stage for North Carolina A&T as they look to build on this victory moving forward in the season.
Leaders
- PointsLewis Walker25North Carolina A&T Aggies
- AssistsBrooklyn Vick5North Carolina A&T Aggies
- ReboundsLewis Walker8North Carolina A&T Aggies
- PointsChase Cook23Washington Adventist Shock
- AssistsDerrick Jones Jr.4Washington Adventist Shock
- ReboundsDerrick Jones Jr.8Washington Adventist Shock
Recent form
North Carolina A&T Aggies
Last 10: 4-6Streak W162.3 scored · 68.5 allowed per game3-1 at home
- W85-62vs South Carolina State BulldogsNov 11
- L72-91at South Carolina GamecocksNov 5
- L55-77at Hofstra PrideMar 7
- L49-70at Hofstra PrideMar 1
- L55-69at Northeastern HuskiesFeb 28
- W73-72vs Stony Brook SeawolvesFeb 22
- W53-50vs Campbell Fighting CamelsFeb 21
- L59-69vs Charleston CougarsFeb 15
- W60-59at Elon PhoenixFeb 14
- L62-66at Campbell Fighting CamelsFeb 11
Washington Adventist Shock
Last 2: 0-2Streak L259 scored · 101.5 allowed per game0-2 away
- L76-98at Norfolk State SpartansNov 4
- L42-105at Norfolk State SpartansJan 20
Standings
| Team | Overall | Games behind | In conference |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNC Wilmington | 27-7 | - | 15-3 |
| Charleston | 21-11 | 1 | 14-4 |
| Hofstra | 24-11 | 3 | 12-6 |
| Monmouth | 19-15 | 4 | 11-7 |
| William & Mary | 20-12 | 5 | 10-8 |
| Drexel | 17-16 | 5 | 10-8 |
| Towson | 19-15 | 6 | 9-9 |
| Stony Brook | 17-15 | 6 | 9-9 |
| Campbell | 16-18 | 7 | 8-10 |
| Hampton | 13-19 | 8 | 7-11 |
| Elon | 14-18 | 9 | 6-12 |
| North Carolina A&T | 11-19 | 11 | 4-14 |
| Northeastern | 7-24 | 13 | 2-16 |
Box score
| Stat | Washington Adventist Shock | North Carolina A&T Aggies |
|---|---|---|
| Field goals | 28-63 | 28-56 |
| Field goal % | 44 | 50 |
| Three-pointers | 9-22 | 3-13 |
| Three-point % | 41 | 23 |
| Free throws | 18-22 | 30-54 |
| Free throw % | 82 | 56 |
| Rebounds | 36 | 42 |
| Offensive rebounds | 10 | 15 |
| Defensive rebounds | 26 | 27 |
| Assists | 10 | 14 |
| Steals | 9 | 12 |
| Blocks | 0 | 5 |
| Turnovers | 18 | 13 |
| Team turnovers | 2 | 0 |
| Technical fouls | 0 | 1 |
| Technical fouls, total | 0 | 1 |
| Flagrant fouls | 0 | 0 |
| Points off turnovers | 13 | 19 |
| Fast-break points | 15 | 27 |
| Points in the paint | 30 | 50 |
| Fouls | 36 | 21 |
| Largest lead | 5 | 11 |
How the scoring went
- 2nd Half57-61Lewis Walker made Layup.
- 2nd Half59-61Joey Brown IV made Layup.
- 2nd Half60-61Joey Brown IV made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half60-62Mujahiid Burton made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half60-64Lewis Walker made Layup.
- 2nd Half60-65Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half60-66Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half60-67Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half62-67Julian King made Layup.
- 2nd Half62-69Zamoku Weluche-Ume made Layup.
- 2nd Half63-69Joey Brown IV made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half64-69Joey Brown IV made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half66-69Joey Brown IV made Layup.
- 2nd Half67-69Joey Brown IV made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half67-70Zamoku Weluche-Ume made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half67-72Lureon Walker made Layup.
- 2nd Half67-73Lureon Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half67-75Zamoku Weluche-Ume made Layup.
- 2nd Half68-75Chase Cook made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half68-76Lureon Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half68-77Lureon Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half68-79Lewis Walker made Layup.
- 2nd Half70-79Julian King made Layup. Assisted by Jalen Anderson.
- 2nd Half70-80Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half72-80Lance Porter made Layup. Assisted by Jalen Anderson.
- 2nd Half74-80Joey Brown IV made Jumper.
- 2nd Half75-80Joey Brown IV made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half75-82Zamoku Weluche-Ume made Jumper.
- 2nd Half75-83Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half75-84Lewis Walker made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half77-84Lance Porter made Dunk. Assisted by Jalen Anderson.
- 2nd Half77-85Bryson Ogletree made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half79-85Joey Brown IV made Layup. Assisted by Jalen Anderson.
- 2nd Half79-86Zamoku Weluche-Ume made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half80-86Chase Cook made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half81-86Chase Cook made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half81-87Brooklyn Vick made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half81-88Bryson Ogletree made Free Throw.
- 2nd Half83-88Joey Brown IV made Layup.
- 2nd Half83-89Brooklyn Vick made Free Throw.
Win probability
Above the line favours North Carolina A&T Aggies, below favours Washington Adventist Shock.
Venue
- Corbett Sports CenterGreensboro, NC
- Attendance1907
- OfficialsJerry Heater, Kyle Luckie, Owen Luckie
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