Kings Make a Statement, Rip City Stuns at the Buzzer, Revolution Rolls On
Game 1: Kings 84 – Danny’s Boys 71
The Kings came ready and executed their game plan to perfection, taking down Danny’s Boys in one of the night’s most anticipated matchups. They frustrated the league leaders throughout the first half and built a 12-point lead early in the second. Danny’s Boys responded with a full-court press that narrowed the gap — but not for long.
Bill Zonios buried several key three-pointers to swing momentum back to the Kings, and Lou Sarris Grau sealed the win with a late-game slam that sent a message. With this performance, the Kings reminded the league they’re still a force to be reckoned with.
Game 2: Rip City 44 – Sixers 42
In the most dramatic finish of the night, Rip City edged out the Sixers thanks to a last-second shot by Stef Grigorakis. It was a physical, defensive battle from start to finish, with both teams trading blows and no clear frontrunner until the final seconds.
The win keeps Rip City in the playoff mix and adds another highlight to Grigorakis’ growing reel of clutch performances.
Game 3: Revolution 55 – FOB 33
The Revolution handled business against FOB, improving to 8–4 on the season. Pete Kada and company had to work for it early, but their depth and experience eventually took over. Quietly, they’re building momentum — and just might be the Cinderella story waiting to happen this postseason.
FOB, still chasing their first win, showed growth and played with pride. While the scoreboard wasn’t in their favor, their effort earned them another notch of respect around the league.
With the playoffs just around the corner, the intensity is rising and no team can afford to take a night off. Every game now feels like a preview of what’s to come.