In a hard-fought game between the Unreliables and Yolo for Volo, Trent Hall of Yolo for Volo put on a strong shooting display, hitting several key three-pointers to keep his team in the game. Despite his valiant effort from beyond the arc, Yolo for Volo struggled with consistency on both ends of the court. The Unreliables played solid defense and capitalized on turnovers, maintaining a steady lead throughout the game.

Although Hall's shooting kept Yolo for Volo within striking distance, the Unreliables' overall team play and offensive efficiency proved too much to overcome. In the end, the Unreliables secured the victory, with Yolo for Volo unable to make up the gap despite Hall’s impressive individual performance.

The game between Yolo for Volo and Valhalla’s Sixth Men was an explosive matchup, driven by high-paced offense and relentless shooting. Trent and Josh found their rhythm early, knocking down shots from deep and fueling Yolo for Volo’s attack. Their accuracy stretched the defense, creating open looks for teammates and forcing Valhalla’s Sixth Men to scramble on every possession. With quick ball movement and confidence from beyond the arc, Yolo for Volo controlled the tempo and steadily built their lead.

Valhalla’s Sixth Men struggled to contain the perimeter assault, as Yolo for Volo drowned them in a cascade of threes. Every time Valhalla’s Sixth Men looked to close the gap, another long-range shot would fall, keeping them at a distance. Despite their efforts to fight back, they couldn’t slow down the offensive surge, and Yolo for Volo finished with a dominant shooting performance to secure the win.

Our 8:05 game at MLK featured Balls Deep vs. Yolo for Volo. A lot of this game was just Mike (Yolo) and Robbie (Balls) running up and down the court seeing who could miss the most threes, but you can’t hate a guy for getting his shots up! Combined they went 5-25 on field goals in the first half. Thankfully Mike got some support from a few guys, most notably Trent who threw in a team-high 8 in the first half on 4 attempts. Robbie didn’t get as much support on his side of the ball, but Joe was able to assemble a 6-point half to keep Balls Deep within striking distance, down 19-26 at the half. Balls Deep has a GLARING problem while watching and even on the stat sheet—they don’t pass the ball? Joe was the only player to log an assist with 2, and that’s in-line with how their offense looked throughout the game. Get some movement out there fellas.

Yolo would turn it on in the 2^nd, with pretty much everyone dropping 3s as Balls Deep was looking for answers. Outside of a lone Peter bucket, Joe and Robbie did all the scoring in half two, with the rest of the team going 1-11 from the field. Tough day at the office for Balls. Jordan and Jason got a few garbage buckets to fall inflating the lead, but they both played well before that as well. Trent continued his good shooting, ending the night 5-8 from deep, with he and Mike each pocketing 50 cents from their dimes. Yolo takes it 69-44.  

BALLS DEEP

Scott: 2-1-0 (1-6 2PT, 0-4 3PT)

Ryan: 0-8-0 (0-1 2PT, 0-2 FT)

Peter: 2-5-0 (1-1 2PT, 0-3 3PT)

Joe: 15-14-2 (6-13 2PT, 1-4 3PT, 0-1 FT)

Devin: 3-2-0 (1-2 2PT, 0-2 3PT, 1-2 FT)

Simon: 0-2-0 (0 FGA)

Robbie: 22-9-0 (4-12 2PT, 4-15 3PT, 2-4 FT)

YOLO FOR VOLO

Jordan: 16-3-2 (2-8 2PT, 4-7 3PT)

AJ: 10-6-0 (2-6 2PT, 2-5 3PT)

Jason: 15-3-1 (4-5 2PT, 1-3 3PT)

Trent: 17-7-5 (1-2 2PT, 5-8 3PT)

Wesner: 0-4-1 (0-3 2PT, 0-1 3PT)

Mike: 11-16-5 (4-8 2PT, 1-12 3PT, 0-1 FT)