M.J. Iraldi

Au'Diese Toney

Samson Johnson

DaJuan Gordon

Jamal Bieniemy

RJ Felton

Garrett Denbow

P.J. Hayes

Cameron Hildreth

Cody Martin

Taelon Peter

Jalen Slawson

Ethan Thompson

Andersson Garcia

Reynan dos Santos

Jordan Minor

James Bouknight

Boo Buie III

RJ Melendez

LJ Figueroa

Wade Taylor IV

Esteban Ezequiel Roacho Amador

Tomas Chapero

Ahmad Caver

Felipe Haase

Tyler Mirkovich

Sarah Williams

Ashley Olsen

MEXICO CITY, Mexico (March 3, 2026) –&nbsp;The Noblesville Boom (14-13) dropped their fourth consecutive game on Tuesday night, falling to the Mexico City Capitanes (18-8), 122-110, at Arena CDMX.



M.J. Iraldi led the Boom with his third double-double of the season, posting 27 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds on 9-of-15 shooting from the field, while setting a career high in assists. DaJuan Gordon followed with a season-high 24 points, along with five rebounds, four assists and two steals. RJ Felton added 19 points off the bench.



Wade Taylor IV led a quartet of 20-point scorers for Mexico City, finishing with 22 points on 7-of-12 shooting, including 5-of-9 from beyond the arc. RJ Melendez (21 points), James Bouknight (20 points) and LJ Figueroa (20 points) combined for 61 points, while Andersson Garcia recorded a 10-point, 20-rebound double-double.



After falling into a 7-2 hole early, the Boom responded behind a 10-point first quarter from Iraldi, who opened the game a perfect 4-of-4 from the field. As a team, the Boom dominated inside, scoring 22 of their 27 first-quarter points in the paint to take a 27-18 lead into the second. The three-point shooting picked up in the back-and-forth second period, with both teams knocking down five threes in the frame after hitting just one apiece in the first. Despite being outscored 42-35 in the quarter, Noblesville maintained a narrow 62-60 halftime lead. Mexico City’s bench provided major support, accounting for 51.6 percent of the team’s first-half scoring, led by Taylor (13 points) and Figueroa (12 points).



Coming out of the break, the Boom quickly rebuilt a 10-point advantage, matching their largest lead of the night, before the Capitanes responded with a 14-4 run to tie the game with 4:14 remaining in the third. The period ended level as both teams scored 32 points, with the Boom holding a 94-92 edge heading into the fourth. Everything shifted in Mexico City’s favor in the final quarter. The Capitanes opened the period on a decisive 19-4 run to take a 13-point lead. They would lead by as many as 15 while holding the Boom to just 16 points &#8211; Noblesville’s lowest fourth-quarter output of the season &#8211; to complete the two-game sweep.

BOOM STUMBLES LATE, DROPS FOURTH STRIGHT IN MEXICO CITY

Ashley Olson

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Showcase Cup Standings

Jump Ball Minor vs. Johnson: Tip to Iraldi

dos Santos 16' Jump Shot (2 PTS) (Buie III 1 AST)

CAPITANES Timeout: Regular (Full 1 Short 0)

Toney 2' Pullup Jump Shot (2 PTS) (Johnson 1 AST)

Johnson 3' Alley Oop Dunk (2 PTS) (Gordon 1 AST)

Roacho Amador Out of Bounds Lost Ball Turnover (P1.T2)

Figueroa 4' Driving Dunk (7 PTS) (Melendez 1 AST)

Standings

Noblesville Boom

Mexico City Capitanes

Noblesville Boom @ Mexico City Capitanes

Noblesville Boom @
Mexico City Capitanes