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Night results
Splash Gang 32 - Silverbacks 95
Kings Knights 106 - Beware of Dogs 75
The LA Lions 68 - Mill City Thunder 91
Stark Contrast 105 - Mos Eisley Imperials 53
Resurrected Fury 28 - Visionaries 122
ETBU Tigers 106 - TarTeam 118
10inch Vertical 87 - Virginia Cavaliers 104
HumanFund 62 - Flashover 132

Best collective performance of the evening
Points : 132 : Flashover
Rebounds : 70 : Silverbacks
Assists : 39 : Visionaries
Steals : 15 : Flashover
Block Shots : 11 : Kings Knights

Personal best performances of the evening
Points : 35 : H. Rongtian (Flashover)
Rebounds : 20 : P. Randle (Flashover)
Assists : 10 : K. Timm (Visionaries)
Steals : 3 : R. Quiroz (Mill City Thunder), K. Timm (Visionaries), C. Cámpoy (Flashover), C. Esperón (Flashover), G. Roberts (Flashover)
Block Shots : 6 : W. Ruojia (Mill City Thunder)

Top 5 of the evening
Point Guard : W. Ruojia (Mill City Thunder) (4 Points, 14 Rebounds, 5 Assists, 1 Steals, 6 Block Shots), F. Chávez (Stark Contrast) (27 Points, 5 Rebounds, 0 Assists, 2 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 27
Shooting Guard : H. Rongtian (Flashover) (35 Points, 3 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 1 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 30
Small Forward : A. Gorrieri (Flashover) (20 Points, 2 Rebounds, 6 Assists, 2 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 22
Power Forward : M. Hooks (Virginia Cavaliers) (26 Points, 10 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 0 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 34
Center : P. Randle (Flashover) (29 Points, 20 Rebounds, 8 Assists, 2 Steals, 2 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 57

MVP of the evening
P. Randle (Flashover) (29 Points, 20 Rebounds, 8 Assists, 2 Steals, 2 Block Shots) : Efficiency : 57

The bad performance of the evening
W. Motley (Resurrected Fury) (2 Points, 3 Rebounds, 0 Assists, 1 Steals, 0 Block Shots) : Efficiency : -17

All kinds of statistics
The player who forgot to remove his mittens : B. Dunning (Beware of Dogs), W. Motley (Resurrected Fury), L. Clinton (Resurrected Fury) : 7 Turnovers

Player targeted by the referees : R. Mormile (10inch Vertical) : 6 Personnal Fouls

The iron-man : B. Burrows (Splash Gang), R. Pike (Beware of Dogs), R. Villegas (Mos Eisley Imperials), D. Herzog (Mos Eisley Imperials), N. Xermade (Resurrected Fury), W. Motley (Resurrected Fury), L. Clinton (Resurrected Fury), S. Moldovan (Resurrected Fury), W. Saucedo (Virginia Cavaliers) : 48 Minutes

The shooter : L. Deal (Mos Eisley Imperials), O. Mannazzu (Visionaries), C. Cámpoy (Flashover), H. Rongtian (Flashover) : 4 Three points

The best performer : J. Garrido (Mill City Thunder), R. Anderson (Stark Contrast), A. Taylor (Visionaries), T. Meade (Visionaries), K. Timm (Visionaries), A. Gorrieri (Flashover) : Rating : 21.0

The worst performer : N. Xermade (Resurrected Fury) : Rating : 0.0

NBBA Season 69 – Day 10 Recap (Tuesday, August 12, 2025)
by Buzz Beat Daily

Knights and Stark Take Rare Road Wins, Key Injuries Hit LA Lions and Cavaliers
Day 10 saw just two teams pull off the NBBA’s toughest feat — winning on the road — as Kings Knights and Stark Contrast triumphed away from home. Meanwhile, LA Lions and Virginia Cavaliers suffered key injuries that could impact their playoff pushes.

Kings Knights Shut Down Beware of Dogs
Kings Knights clamped down defensively in a 106–75 road win over Beware of Dogs, racking up 11 blocks and holding their opponents to 36% from the field. The victory solidifies their playoff positioning while showing they can win outside their own arena.

Stark Contrast Still Unbeaten
Stark Contrast kept their flawless record alive at 10–0 with a 115–88 road win over Mos Eisley Imperials. Even against a soft-tanking opponent, Stark showed no let-up, dominating all four quarters to remain the NBBA’s only perfect team.

Silverbacks Overpower Splash Gang in Rebounding Rout
The Silverbacks demolished Splash Gang 95–32, controlling the boards with a season-high 70 rebounds while holding Splash to just 21% shooting. A. Masters dominated the paint, setting the tone early in a statement home victory.

Mill City Thunder Roll Past LA Lions, Lose Key Guard
Mill City Thunder handled business at home, beating the LA Lions 106–81. W. Ruojia patrolled the rim with 6 blocks, while Q. Quiroz poured in points to push Mill City to 6–4. LA’s night went from bad to worse when backup SG Yuri Siracusa went down with a mild ankle sprain, sidelining him for 4–7 days. The Lions fall to 4–6.

Flashover Blasts HumanFund in Offensive Showcase
Flashover lit up the scoreboard in a 132–108 home win over HumanFund, riding P. Randle’s MVP-worthy stat line of 29 points, 20 rebounds, and 8 assists. The win snaps HumanFund’s momentum and pushes Flashover closer to the playoff picture.

Visionaries Demolish Resurrected Fury
The Visionaries dismantled Resurrected Fury 122–28 at home, dishing out 39 assists in one of the most lopsided games of the season. Fury’s struggles continued as they fell to 0–10.

TarTeam Defends Home Court vs ETBU
In a tactical chess match, TarTeam edged ETBU Tigers 118–106 on their home floor. ETBU nearly stole it late, but TarTeam’s hot shooting in crunch time sealed the deal, improving them to 8–2.

Cavaliers Handle 10inch Vertical at Home, Lose Starting SF
Virginia Cavaliers notched a 104–87 home win over 10inch Vertical, improving to 6–4 and strengthening their Great 8 playoff positioning. The win came at a cost — starting SF and recently acquired veteran Charles Nguyen suffered a pulled groin and will miss 11–21 days.

Key Takeaways
• Stark Contrast remains perfect at 10–0, showing no signs of slowing down.
• The LA Lions and Cavaliers both take hits to depth with injuries to Siracusa and Nguyen.
• Beware of Dogs, Fury, and Imperials continue their tanking trajectories, with the Imperials showing occasional flashes of competitiveness.

Final Word
Road victories remain a rare and valuable currency in the NBBA, and on Day 10, the teams that earned them strengthened their playoff cases. But with injuries beginning to pile up for playoff chasers like the Lions and Cavaliers, depth and roster flexibility may prove as important as talent in the season’s second half.