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PGBL: Outlaws Continue On Unbeaten Path

Upper Darby, PA – It was another full slate of league action on Thursday night, and the standings are starting to take shape as teams fight for playoff position.

The Outlaws remain the team to beat this season. They rolled past PAS Giannina for their seventh straight win, staying undefeated. Fresh off the holiday break, the Outlaws came out sharp, scoring from every spot on the floor and dictating the game from start to finish. PAS Giannina, who’ve had a solid run so far, couldn’t match the intensity or slow the Outlaws’ pace. They’re still headed for the playoffs, but breaking through the first round won’t come easy. Final Score: Outlaws 88, PAS Giannina 45.

In other action, the Kings snapped their four-game losing streak with a convincing win over The Process. Two-time champs and perennial contenders, the Kings finally looked like themselves again. Bill Zonios led the charge, hitting shots from everywhere and carrying his team to their third win of the season. Now sitting at 3–4, they’re right back in the middle of the pack and looking to climb. Final Score: Kings 76, The Process 50.

The night closed with a matchup between the Tune Squad and the Revolution. Once a dangerous playoff team, the Revolution have struggled to regain their old form this year. They battled hard but couldn’t keep up with the Tune Squad’s offensive rhythm. Ben Voudouris led all scorers with 27 points, while Dimitri Zanikos added 24, sealing another statement win for one of this season’s top contenders. Final Score: Tune Squad 64, Revolution 52.

As the season heads toward the stretch run, the Outlaws remain unbeaten, the Tune Squad are closing in fast, and the rest of the league is fighting to keep pace.

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