Evolution Outpaces Huskies 111-95 in High-Octane Showdown Behind Penrod’s Dominance
In a fast-paced, high-scoring affair, the Evolution surged past the Huskies 111-95, thanks to a sizzling offensive performance and a standout night from center Kelvin Penrod. Penrod was a force in the paint and beyond, pouring in 24 points on an efficient 9-of-13 shooting, including 3-of-6 from deep, while grabbing 10 rebounds and swatting a shot to earn Player of the Game honors. The Evolution shot a blistering 52.5% from the field and a red-hot 50% from three-point range, outpacing the Huskies in nearly every statistical category. Jamaal Weathers added 27 points and 6 assists, while Robert Burgos chipped in 13 points and 7 dimes off the bench. Despite a valiant 22-point effort from Justin Clark and 17 from Herbert Vetter, the Huskies struggled to keep pace, shooting just 41.6% overall and committing 15 turnovers. Ultimately, the Evolution’s superior shooting efficiency and balanced playmaking proved too much, as they pulled away in the second half to seal the win. Evolution win series 4-3.
Tritons Triumph Over Labradors 100-90 in Thrilling Matchup, Jerome Fry Shines Bright
In a high-energy, tightly contested battle, the Tampa Bay Tritons pulled away from the York Labradors with a 100-90 victory, fueled by an outstanding effort from shooting guard Jerome Fry. Fry delivered an impressive all-around game, scoring 21 points on a sharp 8-of-14 from the floor, while also handing out 9 assists and collecting 7 rebounds—earning him the title of Player of the Game. Tampa Bay’s well-rounded offense and accurate shooting (45.1% from the field) gave them the upper hand, as York struggled to find consistency, managing just 36.8% shooting. John Howerton, hampered by foul trouble, led the Labs with 18 points in only 19 minutes. Trevor Roberts added a double-double, chipping in with 14 points and 10 boards. However, the Labradors were hampered by their shooting woes and 12 turnovers. Tampa Bay’s edge on the boards (50-45) and their knack for converting second-chance opportunities played a crucial role in securing the win. Tritons win series 4-3.
