Vincent Valerio-Bodon

Alex Fudge

Kylor Kelley

Quincy Olivari

Grayson Murphy

DaJuan Gordon

Solomon Young

Marlain Veal

K.C. Ndefo

Jordan Goodwin

Jalen Hood-Schifino

Christian Koloko

Armel Traoré

Kevin Knox II

Jackson Rowe

Quinten Post

Gui Santos

Yuri Collins

Javan Johnson

Blake Hinson

Marcus Burk

Donta Scott

Joey Calcaterra

Devine Eke

Seth Maxwell

Pat Spencer

Reece Beekman

Julian McFadden

Bobby Bissant

Genesis Perrymond

SANTA CRUZ, CA &#8211; The Santa Cruz Warriors (2-1) held off South Bay (1-1) to claim a 128-118 victory in front of their 21st consecutive sellout crowd at Kaiser Permanente Arena on Friday night.
Santa Cruz’s starting five handled a majority of the offensive workload, scoring a combined 89 points for the Sea Dubs. Forward Kevin Knox II finished with a team-high 24 points, shooting 4-of-7 from behind the arc. Rookie two-way center Quinten Post recorded his second double-double of the season, scoring 16 points and grabbing a game-high 11 rebounds. Starting guard Yuri Collins (18 points), forward Jackson Rowe (16 points), and forward Gui Santos (15 points), on assignment from Golden State, all notched double-digit scoring performances by the end of the third quarter.
Two-way guard Quincy Olivari led the Lakers on offense, finishing with 33 points after a scoreless first quarter. South Bay guards Marlain Veal and DaJuan Gordon both had productive nights off the bench, scoring 23 points apiece. Starting forward Alex Fudge recorded 17 points, shooting 6-of-8 on the night.
The Warriors quickly found their stride at the start of the contest, limiting the Lakers to 16 points on 30.4% shooting and recording 16 points in the paint to close out the first quarter with a 36-16 advantage. In the second quarter, South Bay responded quickly to narrow the gap to as little as four points. Despite a 16-point quarter from Olivari, the Warriors held on to lead 61-54 at the half.
Santa Cruz continued to fend off the Lakers in the third quarter, which was punctuated by two statement dunks from Rowe in the final minutes of the period that brought the entire arena to their feet and gave the Warriors a 99-89 lead entering the final frame. A 16-3 South Bay run reduced the Warriors lead to 113-107 with less than five minutes remaining, but 11 fourth-quarter points from forward Blake Hinson pushed Santa Cruz across the finish line and sealed the 126-113 Sea Dubs victory.

Santa Cruz Warriors Surge Past South Bay, Defeating The Lakers 128-118

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Showcase Cup Standings

Knox II 29' 3PT Pullup Jump Shot (3 PTS) (Post 1 AST)

Rowe 4' Driving Layup (2 PTS) (Collins 1 AST)

Valerio-Bodon 7' Driving Layup (2 PTS) (Kelley 1 AST)

Kelley 6' Driving Dunk (2 PTS) (Fudge 1 AST)

Murphy 7' Driving Reverse Layup (4 PTS) (Kelley 2 AST)

Post 27' 3PT Pullup Jump Shot (5 PTS) (Knox II 1 AST)

MISS Valerio-Bodon 26' 3PT Pullup Jump Shot

Knox II 10' Driving Floating Bank Jump Shot (5 PTS) (Collins 2 AST)

Knox II 8' Driving Layup (7 PTS) (Santos 1 AST)

MISS Valerio-Bodon 28' 3PT Pullup Jump Shot

Hinson 8' Running Layup (2 PTS) (Johnson 1 AST)

Veal 5' Driving Floating Bank Jump Shot (2 PTS)

Gordon 24' 3PT Pullup Jump Shot (3 PTS) (Veal 1 AST)

MISS Kelley 12' Driving Floating Jump Shot

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Coachella Valley Lakers

Santa Cruz Warriors

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