3RD DIVISION (WEEKNIGHTS)
| Rank | Team | Record | Comments |
| 1 (N/A) |  SKL |
2-0 | With the overall competition level sliding down just a bit, Skillshare has completely dominated the field so far. Their roster from last season is intact, and their chemistry as a team continues to improve. (G) Elliot Curtis and (F) Scott Sullivan are a monster of a duo right now. |
| 2 (N/A) |  30F |
2-1 | They played Skillshare closer than anyone so far, and they’ve won their last two. 30-for-30 is led by (F) Adam Wang, playing a point forward role for the team while shooting very well from 3, and of course, big man (C) Ezekial Kim, who’s been a monster on the offensive glass. |
| 3 (N/A) |  RIS |
0-1 | Just Rise (of the Spaghetti Ramen franchise) may take some losses this season as (F) Mark Hahn sits out for shoulder surgery. MVP (G) Leuis Ng will also be resting his back. But never forget that there has not yet been a D3 season in which Ng didn’t win the championship. |
| 4 (N/A) |  LEG |
1-1 | This is essentially the same roster as last season, LEGO has some viable scoring options and solid defense as well with (C) Danius Giedraitis holding down the paint. If they can get hot from the 3-pt line this season, they can make a move toward contention. |
| 5 (N/A) | UBC |
1-1 | They’re 1-1 with both games decided on by 4 pts or less. Uncle Bought a Cow is a defensive-minded team with one of the D3’s best PGs in (G) David Weiss. This is a relatively new team, but with veteran (F) Louis Konig also guiding the way, they can move up quickly. |
| 6 (N/A) | NYK |
0-1 | The NYCAC Kings are a veteran team with a commitment to defense that should improve, particularly as rookie (G) Kavia Zhao gets into more of a comfort zone with the team and competition. He is a young, quick guard that can make a lot happen for the Kings. |
| 7 (N/A) | DYN |
0-2 | Not a good start for a completely revamped NY Dynasty roster, but they’re a botched 2:00 min drill away from being 1-1. (G) Steve Shin and (F) Chris Seerveld provide the scoring as (G) Ren Hsieh takes a backseat this season, but they gotta cut down TOs, starting with Hsieh. |