Tag: Spring 2016

TDL Spring 2016 Week 7 Results

NY Freemasons (2-5) 46
Skillshare (4-3) 52
Thu (5/19) 6:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Elliot Curtis (SKL) 24 pts, 5 3FGs

RECAP: Skillshare jumped out to a 14-3 1st qtr lead and it seemed like they would roll over the NY Freemasons. Give FRE some credit though, with their playoff hopes on the line, they tightened up on defense and made this a game in the middle quarters, taking a 31-28 lead into the 4th quarter. But, in the final period, SKL got some clutch shooting from (G) Elliot Curtis and (F) Scott Sullivan to knock the Freemasons out of the post-season.
NY Dynasty (4-3) 51
NYC Gritty Committee (3-4) 43
Thu (5/19) 7:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Ren Hsieh (DYN) 14 pts, 6 reb

RECAP: Neither team would be completely eliminated from the playoffs depending on the results of other games, but better safe than sorry, a win was a guarantee. Dynasty got off to a strong start as NYC Gritty Committee’s soft zone left DYN open for threes and they made them early. In the 2nd half, however, Gritty tightened up on defense and started making some 3FGs of their own to climb back into this one. They got as close as two possessions but never closer. NGC, however, survives and gets in as 6th seed.
Guard Me Maybe (5-2) 45
Spaghetti Ramen (4-3) 41
Thu (5/19) 8:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Jin Bae Kim (GMM) 20 pts, 13 reb

RECAP: In the battle for outright 1st place, this one was kind of a letdown. Guard Me Maybe (G) Tommy Wong was unavailable, as was Spaghetti Ramen frontman (G) Leuis Ng. The result was a more defense-oriented battle dominated by GMM’s resident x-factor (F) Jin Bae Kim. His all-around line of 20 pts, 13 reb, 5 stl, 1 blk, is exactly why he makes this team so dangerous. Guard Me Maybe will enter the playoffs as the rightful no. 1 seed.
Doris From Rego Park (3-4) 35
Make BDL Great Again (3-4) 38
Thu (5/19) 9:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Tran Truong (BDL) 14 pts, 5 reb

RECAP: Their team name was kind of a joke, but Make BDL Great Again isn’t laughing anymore, now having clinched just their second playoff bid in franchise history. BDL scored 29 pts in the 1st half and then clung on for dear life as Doris From Rego Park switched to a pressing defense. It almost worked for Doris, who struggled with their offense all night, they got it to within a possession in the final seconds, but with a chance to tie it on a desperation heave, they never got a shot off. 

TDL Spring 2016 Week 6 Results

NYK Spartans (2-4) 59
Tim Nubina (1-4) 48
Wed (5/18) 6:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Jin Hong (NYK) 13 pts, 10 reb

RECAP: Both teams missed key players, and it was anyone’s game through 3 quarters. But in the 4th, the NYK Spartans’ depth of size and physicality won out, which was somewhat surprising given their opponent. Tim Nubina just never got it going from the 3-point line, an integral part of their offense.
Boomtown (1-4) 54
Sal Team 6 (4-2) 65
Wed (5/18) 7:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: R. Banjo (SAL) 23 pts, 10 reb

RECAP: Boomtown started well, but Sal Team 6 seemed to take control in the 2nd qtr. But, (G) Jack Delighter wouldn’t let his BOO squad fall out of reach, knocking down tough look after tough look. But, on this night, strong play from (G) Josh Wohl (20 pts) and (F) Rashaun Banjo (game-high 23 pts) never let BOO get over the hump. 
Free Agents (3-2) 64
NY Dynasty (4-1) 75
Wed (5/18) 8:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Will Haile (DYN) 23 pts, 12 reb

RECAP: NY Dynasty led by as much as 24 pts on opportunistic defense and easy transition points, but as any team is prone to do, they let up in the 2nd half, which opened the door for the Free Agents to make this one a battle. FAS got to as close as  6 pts in the 4th qtr, but key stops down the stretch (and made clutch FTs) helped DYN hold on.
Guard Me Maybe (3-3) 49
Meta World War (4-1) 53
Wed (5/18) 9:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: S. Arasmo (MWW) 28 pts, 3 reb

RECAP: Guard Me Maybe started terribly in this game, scoring a franchise-low 2 pts in the 1st qtr, but Meta World War never quite put enough distance between them. A big 3rd qtr suddenly gave GMM the lead going into the 4th qtr, but ultimately, this was MWW (G) Shamel Arasmo‘s night. His game-high 28 pts gave MWW the 4th qtr and the game. 

TDL Spring 2016 Week 7 Player Awards

2nd Division Player of the Week

(G) DAVID CHU (SEX PANTHERS)

28 points, 6 3FGs, 9 rebounds, 5 assists
 Runner-up: (G/F) David Ri (FOB) 19 points, 9 rebounds

Wat Misaka Defensive Player of the Week

(F/C) DAN TAK (SEX PANTHERS)

14 rebounds, 2 steals, 3 blocks
 Runner-up: (F) Nick Liveris (WOL) 11 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 blocks

The Sam Lo Hustle Award

(G) GREG LOEFFERT (SEX PANTHERS)

25 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal
 Runner-up: (G/F) Daivd Ri (FOB) 19 points, 9 rebounds, 2 blocks

Spot Dessert Bar Most Outstanding Rookie

(G) IAN ZACK (TEAL CURTAIN)

18 points, 4 3FGs, 2 rebounds
 Runner-up: (G) Alex Gochal (TEA) 14 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists

The High-5 Club

David Chu (SXP) 28-9-5-1-1
Nick Liveris (WOL) 23-11-10-2-2
Dan Tak (SXP) 10-14-2-2-3

Week 7 League Leaders 

PTS: David Chu (SXP) 28, Greg Loeffert (SXP) 25

3FG: David Chu (SXP) 6, Greg Loeffert (SXP) 5

REB: Dan Tak (SXP) 14, Victor Chia (FOB) 13

AST: R. Hsieh (NFZ) 10, N. Liveris (WOL) 10, A. Gochal (TEA) 8

STL: Chris Di (SXP) 3, Bryan Ryhija (TEA) 3, [3 players] 2

BLK: Dan Tak (SXP) 3, Nick Liveris (WOL) 2, David Ri (FOB) 2

TDL Spring 2016 Week 6 Power Rankings

Rank Team Record Comments
1(+2) SPR 4-2 Spaghetti Ramen tends to get it all together come playoff time. They aren’t multi-time champions for no reason. This team hasn’t been the most consistent, but with former MVP (G) Leuis Ng at the helm, and (F) Mark Hahn anchoring the defense, they’re championship caliber again. They’ll play GMM tonight for the outright no. 1 seed. 
2(-1) GMM 4-2 After debuting at no. 1 last week, Guard Me Maybe had a poor showing with a full roster vs a desperate NGC trying to stay alive for the playoffs. But, this is still a team with a potent offensive back court, they just haven’t been consistent on defense. If they get that right, the title is within reach.
3(+1) SKL 3-3 Skillshare has all the pieces to make a title run with one of the league’s top PGs in (G) Elliot Curtis running the offense. (G) Michael Hamane, (F) Scott Sullivan and (C) Anthony Hull round out arguably the best top four in the league, the key is getting everyone on the same page and committed defensively.
4(-2) DOR 3-3 All of a sudden, Doris From Rego Park runs the risk of falling out of the playoffs should they lose to BDL in the season finale. Nobody in D-3 plays harder, but their last two losses haven’t been very encouraging. Both saw key players missing from the roster, so maybe this is just a matter of getting into the playoffs. At full strength, this is a team that can win it all if they get hot.
5(=) NGC 3-3 Since ordaining themselves the “worst team in the league,” NYC Gritty Committee has been on a tear, nearly securing a playoff spot with two straight wins. (G/F) Mark Lee has been unstoppable and (C) Victor Chia has been dominant in the paint. They control their own fate. A win and they’re in. If they lose, they can still make it, but will have to wait and see how BDL finishes. 
6(=) avi_TDL_D_02DYN 3-3 On the verge of mathematical elimination from the post-season, the NY Dynasty recovered from a 15-pt deficit to secure a playoff spot. (G) Ren Hsieh and (C) Steve Song make one of the best duos in D-3, but they’re at their best when everyone makes plays up and down the roster. This could be a dark horse contender.
7(+1) BDL 2-4 They started this season as a farewell tour, not really expecting too much, but all of a sudden Make BDL Great Again on the cusp of making it to the playoffs. A win tonight and they’re in. (G) Tran Truong is one of D-3’s most dangerous shooters. That’s really their primary attack, tough D anchored by (C) Dan Tak and getting open 3FGs in transition.
8(-1) FRE 2-4 Slim chance here for the NY Freemasons. They have to beat SKL, then hope BDL loses, and try to squeak in based on point differential. Which means, they’d have to beat SKL by a lot of points. Ironically, they beat the top two teams in the league, but that won’t help them here. 

TDL Spring 2016 Week 7 Player Awards

1st Division Player of the Week

(G) DAVID CHU (FREE AGENTS)

34 points, 9 3FGs, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: (F) Michael Reding (NFZ) 22 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals

Wat Misaka Defensive Player of the Week

(C) Michael Boord (X1)  

19 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: (F) Saleem Ahmed (NFZ) 11 rebounds, 4 steals, 2 block

The Sam Lo Hustle Award

(F) PIERRE RIDDLE (RAINING ROSEBUDS)

11 points, 20 rebounds
 Runner-up: Sekani Thompson (FAS) 16 points, 14 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 block

The High-5 Club

Saleem Ahmed (NFZ) 19-11-1-4-2
Michael Boord (X1) 15-19-1-3-2
Victor Chia (ASN) 7-10-2-1-3
David Chu (FAS) 34-3-2-1-2
Nick Liveris (NFZ) 5-8-2-1-1
Sekani Thompson (FAS) 16-14-4-3-1
Marco Viti (SHA) 13-11-1-1-1

Week 7 League Leaders 

PTS: David Chu (FAS) 34, Miguel Melbourne (RAR) 28

3FG: David Chu (FAS) 9, Michael Reding (NFZ) 5

REB: Pierre Riddle (RAR) 20, Michael Boord (X1) 19

AST: Ren Hsieh (NFZ) 9, Miguel Melbourne (FAS) 7

STL: Saleem Ahmed (NFZ) 4, [3 players] (FAS) 3

BLK: Victor Chia (ASN) 3, [3 players] 2

TDL Spring 2016 Week 5 Power Rankings

Rank Team Record Comments
1(+1) MWW 3-1 Their attendance has been sporadic, but Meta World War is a well put-together team in which its members often click both offensively and defensively. Ball movement is key on offense and (F) Nick Pelletier has fit in perfectly. On defense, they use their length and athleticism better than any other team in the league.
2(+6) DYNavi_TDL_D_02 3-1 If MWW’s defense is Premier’s most imposing, then the NY Dynasty are a close second with (F) Fred Simpson in the lineup. Simpson has been an instant boon to DYN’s aging roster on both sides of the ball with his tireless play. Coupled with (F) George O’Garro, already one of the league’s top defenders, they make up for a relatively disjointed offense.
3(=) FASavi_TDL_D_02 3-1 The Free Agents are one of the league’s top offenses, but also among its worst defenses. Nevertheless, this is veteran group of scorers who play with no lack of effort. They aren’t big in the front-court, but they are versatile in that their bigs can defend a number of positions. (G) Alok Aiyar has played well with (F) Arjun Ohri and (F) Tyree Williams out, but they’ll need both to make a real title run.
4(-3) GMMCRJ_Kiss 3-2 It doesn’t look like scorer (F) Jason Mendell will be joining Guard Me Maybe this season, but (F) Darnell Cudjoe has given the team a different look with his Draymond Green-style game. But even after adding (G) Landon Glover and (G) Gino Calderon to bolster the back court, the team often looks unsure on offense. They have plenty of firepower, but have struggled to finish close games. 
5(+1) SALfranchise_logo_Sal_Team_6 3-2 It’s been hard to peg Sal Team 6 this season, their lineup seems to change every game. (F) Parker McClelland has been tuned in all season, but this team, which usually hurts you from the 3-pt line, hasn’t shot particularly well this season. And they’re not getting much more in the paint either. This team has hit a bit of a wall it seems, but they’re still +.500 so you can hardly count them out.
6(-2) TIMavi_TDL_D_02 1-3 Tim Nubina is an imposing team to look at, easily the league’s biggest lineup up and down the roster, and very obviously skilled, with nearly every player on the roster a threat from 3. But, for whatever reason, they have dropped 3 in a row after an opening season win. They’re hoping the addition of (F) Chris Bethel will help turn things around.
7(-2) BOOboomtown 1-3 Every season, Boomtown is the hardest working team in show business. They’ve taken a few tough losses now, but as long as they’re in the playoffs, they’re a danger to get hot and take it all. For that to happen this season, though, they’ll need to have more than (G) Jack Delighter to shoot over 50% from the field. Outside of Delighter, no player on the roster is shooting better than 36%.
8(-1) 70SEric_Forman_02 1-3 This is about as mercurial team as there is in this division. When That 70s Team is playing at their best, they look unbeatable. Fielding a lineup that is second only to TIM in overall size, with bigs that have just as many all-around skills, they seem like they’re underachieving. Like GMM, they look like unsure who to go to in crunch time. 
9(=) NYKfranchise_logo_NYK_Spartans 1-4 The NYK Spartans have looked overmatched in their early games this season but the addition of (C) Chris Lemoine has certainly helped their cause, not to mention (F) Chris Youn‘s wily play. They got their first win over a more talented 70S team and that will be the m.o. for the rest of the season. They will be the underdog in every game, and they’ll have to find some way to manufacture wins.

TDL Spring 2016 Week 6 Player Awards

3rd Division Player of the Week

(G) REN HSIEH (NY DYNASTY)

27 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals
 Runner-up: (F) Mark Lee (DYN) 30 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists

Wat Misaka Defensive Player of the Week

(C) DAN TAK (MAKE BDL GREAT AGAIN)

16 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: Mark Hahn (SPR) 9 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 blocks

The Sam Lo Hustle Award

(F) BILLY KATZ (DORIS FROM REGO PARK)

20 points, 16 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: Dan Tak (BDL) 16 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks

Spot Dessert Bar Most Outstanding Rookie

(F) BILLY KATZ (DORIS FROM REGO PARK)

20 points, 16 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: Steve Song (DYN) 17 points, 12 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal

The High-5 Club

Mark Hahn (SPR) 13-9-5-2-2
Albert Hei (FRE) 18-9-1-1-1
Billy Katz (DOR) 20-16-5-3-2-2
Joey Lee (NGC) 8-4-1-4-1
Teddy Lo (SPR) 17-5-1-1-2
Chris Seerveld (DYN) 1-9-1-1-2
Dan Tak (BDL) 5-16-6-1-2

Week 6 League Leaders 

PTS: M. Lee (NGC) 30, R. Hsieh (DYN) 27, L. Ng (SPR) 27

3FG: Elliot Curtis (SKL) 6, [3 players] 4

REB: Billy Katz (DOR) 16, Dan Tak (BDL) 16, [3 players] 12

AST: A. Ng (FRE) 8, R. Hsieh (DYN) 6, D. Tak (BDL) 6

STL: Joey Lee (NGC) 4, [4 players] 3

BLK: [6 players] 2, [5 players] 1

TDL Spring 2016 Week 5 Player Awards

Premier Division Player of the Week

(G/F) CHAZ THOMAS (META WORLD WAR)

19 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, 7 steals, 1 block
 Runner-up: (G/F) Fred Simpson (DYN) 19 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 5 steals, 2 blocks

Wat Misaka Defensive Player of the Week

(G/F) FRED SIMPSON (NY DYNASTY)

8 rebounds, 5 steals, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: (G/F) Chaz Thomas (MWW) 9 rebounds, 7 steals, 1 block

The Sam Lo Hustle Award

(F/C) GEORGE O’GARRO (NY DYNASTY)

19 points, 13 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: Paul Kirchner (BOO) 13 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 block

Spot Dessert Bar Most Outstanding Rookie

(G/F) FRED SIMPSON (NY DYNASTY)

19 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 5 steals, 2 blocks
 Runner-up: (F/C) Perun Kovacevic (TIM) 13 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block

The High-5 Club

Shaun Crummy (70S) 15-2-1-5-1
Mike Holsey (SAL) 4-6-2-1-1
Jin Hong (NYK) 11-7-2-2-1
Paul Kirchner (BOO) 6-13-2-1-1
Stedford McCleod (MWW) 20-8-4-2-1
Kareem Merrick (MWW) 6-6-1-1-1
Jake Moreno (BOO) 25-5-2-2-2
George O’Garro (DYN) 19-13-1-1-2
Matija Petrovic (70S) 12-6-3-3-1
Fred Simpson (DYN) 19-8-6-5-2
Duke Stanojevic (TIM) 10-3-4-2-1
Chaz Thomas (MWW) 19-9-4-7-1

Week 6 League Leaders 

PTS: Jake Moreno (BOO) 25, Askia Davis (GMM) 20, Stedford McCleod (MWW) 20

3FG: Jake Moreno (BOO) 6, Ace Watanasuparp (NYK) 6, [3 players] 4

REB: Paul Kirchner (BOO) 13, George O’Garro (DYN) 13, Askia Davis (GMM) 12

AST: [5 players] 6, [10 players] 4

STL: Chaz Thomas (MWW) 7, Shaun Crummy (70S) 5, Fred Simpson (DYN) 5

BLK: Darnell Cudjoe (GMM) 4, Chris Lemoine (NYK) 3

TDL Spring 2016 Week 7 Results

  1ST DIVISION

Free Agents (3-3) 79
Raining Rosebuds (3-2) 69
Sun (5/15) 1:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: David Chu (FAS) 34 pts, 9 3FGs

RECAP: It was a barrage of threes that gave Raining Rosebuds as much as a 20-pt lead in the 1st half. They led 44-27 at halftime, but the Free Agents didn’t fold. They put on their own 3-point assault, led by (G) David Chu, who made a season-high 9 3FGs to help his team outscore RAR 52-25 in the 2nd half, the most scored by any 1st Division team in a single half. FAS (C) Mike Song put up his best performance this season with a 19 pts, 10 reb double-double, and (F) Sekani Thompson had yet another great all-around game.
Asphalt Ninjas (2-3) 56
Yung No Fly Zone (4-2) 70
Sun (5/15) 3:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Mike Reding (NFZ) 22 pts, 13 reb

RECAP: The Asphalt Ninjas played zone for most of this game, which if history has shown, is a bad idea against the very flammable Yung No Fly Zone side. Surprisingly, NFZ didn’t shoot very well, but their work on the offensive glass gave them plenty of second chances. ASN (F) Chi Ming Pun was the only viable offensive option for the Ninjas until a late flurry of 3FGs from (G) Justin Chin. (C) Ibu LeGrande‘s second arrival gave ASN a boost in the 2nd half, but it wasn’t enough to slow the red hot Flyers.
Shawty Likes the Way (2-4) 59
X1 (2-3) 54
Sun (5/15) 4:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Ryan Chan (SHA) 18 pts, 4 ast

RECAP: With both teams playing with just five players, X1 was able to keep this one tight down to the very end of regulation, forcing an extra period to decide it. Shawty (G) Ryan Chan and (G) Justin Kiat both had their best performances of the season, so far, to help SHA get the win. X1 (C) Michael Boord followed up a strong outing last week with another one this week. (G) Rhod Vivas and (F) Greg Francisco also shot well in the game, but X1 just wasn’t able to muster up the makes they needed to hold on in OT.

  2ND DIVISION

Goat Herders (3-2) L (46)
Wolverines (0-5) W (66)
Sun (5/15) 2:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Nick Liveris (WOL) 23 pts, 11 reb

RECAP: Forfeit win for WOL. This game was played against subs.
Gritty FOB City (4-2) 59
Teal Curtain (2-3) 50
Sun (5/15) 5:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: David Ri (FOB) 19 pts, 9 reb

RECAP: Teal Curtain’s backcourt (G) Ian Zack and (G) Alex Gochal is one of the best duos in the league, but it’s been (F) Noah Scovronick that’s helped make them the dominant team they’ve been this season. And he wasn’t available for this game. With Scovronick out of the lineup, Gritty FOB City was able to dictate the tempo, and force TEA to adjust and readjust their defense. Both (G) David Ri and (G) Steven Chung played well, which isn’t always the case, and with (C) Victor Chia facilitating, that was enough to get the edge in this win that keeps them alive for the playoffs.
No Fly Zone OG (2-3) 50
Sex Panthers (5-0) 98
Sun (5/15) 6:00pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: David Chu (SXP) 28 pts, 9 reb

RECAP: With (G) Derik Kumagai essentially shutting it down for the season, and no playoff prospects, No Fly Zone OG didn’t play with the kind of urgency they needed against a fully loaded Sex Panthers team. They were simply outmatched right from the tip. The Panthers were clicking on all cylinders, dominating at every turn, and making shots. They simply overwhelmed a NFZ team that found itself shrugging its team shoulders more and more as the game wore on.

TDL Spring 2016 Week 6 Results

Doris From Rego Park (3-3) 56
NY Dynasty (3-3) 57
Thu (5/12) 6:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Ren Hsieh (DYN) 27 pts, 6 ast

RECAP: Doris From Rego Park had to play this one without (G) David Weiss in the lineup, but it wasn’t exactly a handicap as (F) Billy Katz had it going all night. DOR dominated NY Dynasty in the 1st half, leading by as much as 15 pts. But, in the 3rd qtr, DYN made adjustments on both sides of the ball, and they started to change the tenor of the game. They would take the lead in the 4th. Despite a couple of tough late 3’s from Doris, DYN (G) Ren Hsieh and (C) Steve Song helped close it out by hitting 7-9 FTs in crunch time.
Make BDL Great Again (2-4) 57
NY Freemasons (2-4) 49
Thu (5/12) 7:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Jae Kim (BDL) 15 pts, 4 3FGs

RECAP: If you thought Make BDL Great Again was satisfied with their win over NGC, this one here would you make you think different. Despite 11 3FGs from the Freemasons, BDL was strong on defense, forcing FRE to settle for 30 3-pt attempts. It was a solid all-around effort but key 3FGs from (G) Jae Kim, along with great hustle on the boards from (G) Chris Chao and (C) Dan Tak, helped to put BDL in what seemed to be unlikely playoff position. BDL will control their own fate next week, a win and they’re in.
Guard Me Maybe (4-2) 42
NYC Gritty Committee (3-3) 57
Thu (5/12) 8:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Mark Lee (NGC) 30 pts, 4 reb

RECAP: There were moments when this game had a playoff intensity to it, players were hitting the deck hard, but playing through it. Overall, though, Guard Me Maybe, coming in ranked no. 1 in the power rankings, looked sluggish, and struggled to get back on defense. They also had no answer for NGC (G) Mark Lee in the paint, who scored a season-high 30 pts in the win.
Spaghetti Ramen (4-2) 67
Skillshare (3-3) 59
Thu (5/12) 9:45pm at MLK HS Boxscore
Player of the Game: Leuis Ng (SPR) 27 pts, 8 reb

RECAP: With key players out of the Skillshare lineup, Spaghetti Ramen was en route to to a blowout win. That is until an altercation forced SPR (G) Leuis Ng to be ejected from the game. (G) Elliot Curtis would lead his SKL team on a 2nd half run, but SPR (F) Mark Hahn‘s effort on defense was enough to hold them off.