Chaos Triumph Over Archers in Thrilling 116-113 Clash as Wells Shines
In a nail-biting contest, the Chaos outlasted the Archers 116-113, thanks to a dynamic performance from Brandon Wells, who stuffed the stat sheet with 24 points, 11 assists, and 9 rebounds. The game remained tight throughout, with both teams shooting an identical 49.5% from the field, but the Chaos’ superior rebounding (52-35 advantage) proved to be the difference. Raimundo Vazquez added an efficient 22 points on 9-of-11 shooting, while the Archers were led by Isaac Leeper’s 24 points and Isaiah McCandless’ 23 points. Despite a strong effort from the Archers, their struggles at the free-throw line (15-of-24, 62.5%) ultimately cost them in this high-scoring thriller.
Knights Stun Coyotes 114-113 On Dozier’s Clutch Follow Dunk
In a pulse-pounding contest, the Knights secured a dramatic 114-113 triumph over the Coyotes, fueled by an outstanding performance from Kenneth Dozier. The power forward was a dominant presence in the paint, tallying 25 points on an impressive 12-of-19 shooting while hauling in 11 rebounds. The Knights surged ahead early with a commanding 24-12 first quarter, but the Coyotes battled back behind Brian Washer’s 26-point, 12-rebound showcase. Owen Stevenson contributed 23 points, including five clutch three-pointers, to keep the Coyotes within reach. Despite the Coyotes’ superior three-point accuracy (12-of-31, 38.7%) and near-flawless free throw shooting (11-of-12, 91.7%), the Knights’ rebounding advantage (56-42) and well-rounded scoring made the difference. A 39-point fourth quarter sealed the victory for the Knights, who withstood a late Coyotes rally to clinch the electrifying win.
Invaders Edge Gators in Thrilling 108-105 Battle Behind Weston’s Dominance
In a nail-biting showdown, the Invaders eked out a 108-105 victory over the Gators, thanks to a stellar performance from Ray Weston. The power forward was unstoppable, pouring in 24 points on an efficient 9-of-15 shooting while adding eight rebounds and four blocks. The Invaders overcame a sluggish start, using a dominant third quarter to seize control before fending off a late Gators rally. Despite a heroic 31-point effort from Haywood Eddington, the Gators fell just short, hampered by 21 turnovers and a dismal 1-of-8 shooting from beyond the arc. The Invaders’ defensive intensity and balanced scoring proved to be the difference in this electrifying contest.
Weathers Ignites Evolution in 103-92 Victory Over Huskies
In a spirited contest, the Evolution surged past the Huskies 103-92, fueled by a dazzling performance from Jamaal Weathers. The star small forward was unstoppable, pouring in 34 points on an ultra-efficient 12-of-16 shooting, including a scorching 5-of-6 from beyond the arc. The Evolution set the tone early with a dominant first quarter and sealed the win with a strong second-half effort, outscoring the Huskies 51-37 after halftime. Despite a valiant 23-point effort from Justin Clark and a 22-point outing from Daniel Garretson, the Huskies faltered in the third quarter, managing just 14 points. The Evolution’s superior ball movement, tallying 28 assists to the Huskies’ 25, and their rebounding edge (39-28) proved decisive. With Weathers leading the charge, the Evolution’s balanced attack and defensive resilience secured a well-earned victory.
Tritons Swamp Foundering Labradors, 109-93, Behind Fry’s Hot Shooting
The Tritons powered their way to a decisive 109-93 triumph over the Labradors, propelled by a sensational performance from Jerome Fry. The dynamic guard lit up the defense with 35 points on an impressive 15-of-23 shooting, including three deep shots. The game was tightly contested early, but a dominant second quarter saw the Tritons outscore the Labradors 24-13, creating a gap that proved insurmountable. The Labradors struggled with accuracy, shooting just 33% from the field despite a determined effort from John Howerton, who led his team with 23 points. The Tritons’ well-rounded offense, featuring 20 points from David Fausel and a team-wide 50.6% shooting rate, proved overwhelming for the Labradors. With crisp ball movement and relentless defense, the Tritons coasted to victory, securing a well-deserved win.
Buzzards Slip Past Mustangs in Thrilling 112-110 Nail-Biter Behind McDaniel’s Heroics
In a heart-pounding showdown, the Boston Buzzards eked out a narrow 112-110 victory over the San Francisco Mustangs, thanks to a stellar performance from Don McDaniel. The dynamic small forward stuffed the stat sheet with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 assists, leading the Buzzards to a hard-fought win. Boston shot an efficient 47.9% from the field, overcoming a rebounding disadvantage as San Francisco dominated the glass with 50 total boards. The Mustangs kept it close behind Mark Dixon’s 21 points and 13 rebounds, while Rashad Alexander added 20 points. Despite their strong inside presence, San Francisco’s struggles from beyond the arc (4-for-12) and costly turnovers (13) proved to be their undoing. In the end, McDaniel’s all-around brilliance and Boston’s balanced attack sealed the victory in this electrifying contest.
Bigler’s Big Night Propels Thunderbirds to 113-96 Victory Over Sea Dogs
The Arizona Thunderbirds stormed past the Seattle Sea Dogs with a commanding 113-96 victory, fueled by a dazzling performance from shooting guard John Bigler. Bigler torched the Sea Dogs’ defense, pouring in 29 points on 12-of-25 shooting, including five three-pointers, while also contributing four assists and three steals. After a slow start, the Thunderbirds erupted in the second quarter with a 35-point explosion, flipping the script on Seattle’s early lead. Arizona’s defense was relentless, forcing 20 turnovers and racking up 16 steals, stifling any hopes of a Sea Dogs comeback. Despite a strong showing from Randolph Wright, who tallied 17 points on an efficient 7-of-11 shooting, Seattle struggled at the free-throw line, converting just 7-of-16 attempts. The Thunderbirds’ balanced attack and suffocating defense proved to be the difference, securing a decisive road win.
Sun Kings Shine Bright in 116-108 Victory Over Stallions, Powered by Massey’s 33-Point Explosion
In a high-scoring battle, the Sun Kings rode a dominant second quarter to a thrilling 116-108 victory over the Stallions. Dennis Massey was the star of the night, torching the defense for 33 points on 9-of-18 shooting, including a perfect 12-for-12 from the free-throw line. The Stallions kept pace early, led by Christopher Huynh’s efficient 20-point effort, but a 50-point explosion by the Sun Kings in the second quarter proved too much to overcome. The Sun Kings controlled the glass with a commanding 65-44 rebounding advantage, fueled by Clemente Gomez’s 11 boards and Antoine Gooden’s presence in the paint. Despite a balanced scoring effort from the Stallions, their struggles at the free-throw line (just 2-of-12) and inability to slow down Massey sealed their fate.
