Top-seeded Alabama Huntsville won the 2025 Truist Gulf South Conference Men’s Basketball Championship on Sunday at the Pete Hanna Center, with a 101-95 decision over second-seeded Valdosta State.
Six different Chargers finished with double-digit points. Blake Campbell (6'4''-G) led the way with 23 points to go along with six rebounds and six assists en route to being tabbed Most Outstanding Player. He was also a member of the all-tournament team alongside Tommy Murr (6'1''-G), who finished with 22 points. Daniel Saylor (6'11''-F) registered a 14-point, 10-rebound effort.
Valdosta State’s Carlos Hart (6'6''-G) led all scorers with 29 points and had seven boards and five assists, while Andrew Mills (6'5''-F) tallied 18 points. Both Blazers garnered all-tournament accolades, along with Delta State’s Christian Terrell (6'0''-PG) and Montevallo’s Brandon Fussell (6'1''-G).
UAH held a 47-40 lead into the intermission. Valdosta State tied the game three times in the second half before taking an 82-81 led with 4:21 to go. The advantage was short-lived as UAH retook a one-point lead eight seconds later. From then on, the Chargers never looked back, making four-of-five from the field and 11-of-12 from the line during the final four minutes of play.
The Blazers dominated the paint, tallying 64 points and finished with a 43-30 advantage on the glass. VSU shot 48.8 percent (39-80) from the field and converting 12-of-17 from the line. UAH meanwhile shot an efficient 32-of-60 (.533) from the floor and was 28-of-34 from the charity stripe.
Sunday’s contest was the highest scoring title game in GSC history and tied for third most points in any GSC tournament contest.

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GSC Final:
UAH - Valdosta State 101-95
GSC Semifinals:
UAH - Delta State 84-66
Valdosta State - Montevallo 81-79
GSC Quarterfinals:
UAH - Lee 86-67
Valdosta State - Union 100-80
Montevallo - West Alabama 67-60
Delta State - Trevecca Nazarene 87-78