Week 9 Results

Mcnamara vs Kelly
48-37
Team Mcnamara continues to shock everyone and picked up their fifth win on the season Sunday morning. Without Josh Booth, team Kelly really struggled to try to cope with the big men of team Mcnamara. Team Kelly really didn't offer much on offense, but on the bright side, Sammy scored a season-high of 6 points and is really showing signs that better things are still to come.

teDuits vs Bonaventura
56-42
Team Bonaventura was the team that for most of the season people looked to, to maybe take down team teDuits. Sadly it was quickly evident that they didn't have much more of a shot that anyone else. Team Bonaventura fell behind early and was down 15 by half. Once again it was a very well rounded game for team teDuits with almost all their players scoring double digits and they showed even when Bradley's not on offensively they can still win.

Donaruma vs Cianci
59-38
Team Donaruma finally gets their 2nd win of the season with a dominant win versus team Cianci. Will Joyner had a career day, dropping 25 on Jon Eisenklam's head. Team Donaruma looked like the best team by far, but once again it has to be said, this team Cianci looks completely different compared to the team we expect to show up in the playoffs. These two teams are tied right now in the standings and it wouldn't be a shock if we see them play again in the playoffs. 

Strauss vs Jarboe
54-50
Team Strauss was able to pull out the win in a very tight and energetic matchup which was neck and neck just about the whole way through. Thanks to Toby Strauss's three ball which caught fire early, Strauss was able to jump out to a 8 point lead for much of the first half. If it wasn't for Richard Silva's three point making, team Jarboe could have been out of the game at half time. Things got real close in the 2nd half and team Jarboe even had leads stretching up to 6 points. In the end it was team Strauss who finished the game stronger thanks to poor free throw making for team Jarboe. 

Anzivino vs Dzwonek
56-45
Will Bordes has officially made his case for MVP this year. A 25 point first half and a league high 40 points total was by far the best solo performance by anyone this year and is quite possibly the best performance since the famous Will Manzi 43 point game. He had 25 of his teams 30 first half points and team Dzwonek simply had no answer.