Evolution Basketball League Results
October 20, 2026
Scoop Wilson, (EPI): Standings have been updated.
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Girls League Standings thru Oct 16
Monday and Boys Lge Standings thru Oct 17
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BOYS LEAGUE: SATURDAY, OCT 17
Amigos 34, Condors 23: In a game that saw 50, 3-point shots attempted, the Amigos were able to outlast the Condors for their second win of the season. Both teams played zone defense and rather than work for an inside shot, both teams jacked up threes. In the first half, the Condors shot 2-13 from outside while the Amigos shot slightly better, going 3-11. In the second half, the Amigos used the transition game to break down the Condor's zone. Carter Storr (15pts) knocked down three straight transition baskets and Luke Hoover (12pts) made two strong reverse layups to help the Amigos obtain a 23-12 lead going into the 4th quarter. August Stevens had a strong game for the Condors with 11 rebounds and was able to get to the line six times (no other Condor shot a FT). In the end, the Amigos shot 5-18 (27.7%) from behind the arc while the Condors shot 4-32 (12.5%).
Hoosiers 25, Spartans 9: The Hoosiers were able to use their speed to outrun the Spartans by 16pts. Wyatt Patton had a strong game for the Hoosiers with 10pts. George Rea led the Spartans (1-1) with four points.
Celtics 24, Bulls 16: The Celtics bounced back from last week's 2-point loss with a solid win over a shorthanded Bulls squad. Noah Rosenberg paced the Celtics with 10pts while Jackson Catrine and Donnie Pauck each added six. The Bulls, playing with only six points, were paced by Bear Powers (6pts) and Henry Wallace, who made his fall season debut, added four points for the Bulls.
Lakers 21, Mavericks 17: The Lakers shot out to a big lead early, as they distanced themselves from the Mavs. They led 10-3 after the first quarter and 16-5 at halftime. Lakes forward Leo George had an excellent game scoring 12 of his 15pts in the first half. Hunter Brittain scored four of his 6pts in the first half as well. The Mavs made an impressive comeback in the second half behind the hustle of George Schostack (6pts) and Jonah Mally (3pts). Nicholas Salciccioli played amazing defense holding the Lakers leading scorer to just one basket in the final 16:00.
Duke 29, Knicks 21: Unlike last week when Duke received 90% of their points from one player, five of the eight Duke players scored as they earned their second win of the season. Bastian Muftari scored 10 of his 12 points in the second half while Gabriel Gasparotto and Teddy Prehoda added 4pts each. The Knicks played a strong game and actually led at halftime, 12-11. They were led by Evan Wesolowski's 10 points and Hosea Person's defense (9 rebounds and three blocks).
Spirits 35, Squires 34: The Spirits earned their first win of the season Saturday, using some strong second half defense. Squires guard Maurice Thomas scored 20 of his 28 points in the first falf. But the Spirits defense spent the second half collapsing on Thomas. Thomas responded with some excellent passing but without the scoring punch, the Spirits outscored the Squires 16-12 in the second half and got the win. They were paced by the Jackson Hayden's nine points and 11 rebounds.
Rockets 32, Spirits 24: The Rockets stayed undefeated (2-0) with a solid win over the Spirits. Clayton Ford scored all 12 of his points in the first half to stake the Rockets to a 26-10 lead at halftime. Derek Finateri added nine points for the Rockets. Similar to their first game of the day, the Spirits second half defense was outstanding, holding the Rockets to just six points. Harrison Keating led the Spirits with 11 points. Tristan Thiel and Alex Wallace each pitched in with a basket for the Spirits as they outscored the Rockets 14-6 in the second half.
Grizzlies 20, Tigers 16: The Grizzlies earned their first win of the season in this hard-fought defensive battle. Daniel Wilensky had a fine game for the Grizz with eight rebounds and four points. Ben Clemments pitched in with four points and some bug defensive plays in the second half. The Tigers offense was led by Chris Bellamy (6pts) and Finn Shea (6pts).
