Evolution Basketball League Results
May 21, 2025
Scoop Wilson, (EPI): Playoffs in the boys College Division saw the Hoosiers get their first win of the season by upsetting the #1 seed Grizzlies! In the Prep Division, the Bulls dropped a record setting 40pts in their first win of the season. The girls leagues finished their regular season and are poised for the post season after the break. To see the latest standings and high scorers, check out the Evolution Sports Desk.
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All-Time League Stats - Girls Leagues
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MON, MAY 19: BOYS LEAGUE
T-Wolves 27, Lakers 21: The T-Wolves needed OT to get past the feisty Laker Squad and in doing so, upped their record to 3-1. Brody Attanasio paced the T-Wolves with 8pts while teammates Harrison Anchill and Jordan Zeitlin combined for 11pts. The Lakers rallied behind all-star point gaurd Chris Bellamy who led all scorers with 16pts.
Bulls 40, Celtics 17: The Bulls dropped a league record 40 points Monday as they charged past the Celtics in a prep division matchup. Beckham Bush led the charge with 18pts while Russell Faria pitched in with 6pts as the Bulls mounted a 20-11 halftime lead. The Celtics played incredibly hard in the defeat. Henrik Ronketto and Benny Paull each scored five points for the Celtics while teammate Jacob Corey added four.
Hoosiers 25, Grizzlies 17: The Hoosiers snapped a 3-game losing streak with a shocking eight point win in the opening round of the College Div Tournament. Leo Piper played his best game of the season with 12 points while Brycen Roy had four rebounds and 2pts. The Grizzlies lost their first game of the season but still received strong performances from Nicholas Springer (5pts), Dillon Friday (4pts) and Braxton Wells (4pts).
Spartans 31, Wildcats 19: The Spartans won their third straight game and advanced to the semi-final of the winner's bracket. Harrison Keating paced the Spartans with 19 points while teammate Zach Weisel added nine. The Wildcats were paced by Thanos Katramados (6pts) and Luke Janz (7 rebounds).
FRIDAY, MAY 16: FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS GIRLS LEAGUE
Spirits 12, Fire 8: The Spirits upset the previously unbeaten Fire team Friday thanks to solid defense and smart passing. Ella Worrall paced the Spirits (1-2) with eight points while Marah Schettener and Mia Singer each had a basket. The Fire had only six players in attendance but worked hard to keep the game close. Reagan Russell tallied 6pts while Avery Mallon added 2pts. The Fire (2-1) went 0-6 from the line which hurt their chances for victory.
Waves 18, Sting 9: The Waves rebounded nicely after last weeks loss, doubling up the formidable Stingers, 18-9. Celia DelGiudice had a strong game offensively with eight points while teammates Rosie Barnett and Kristina Miucic scored 4pts each. Reese Ayar paced the Sting with four points while Mila Herman and Avni Hannawa each scored a basket for the girls in purple.
Comets 28, Showtime 14: The Comets secured an undefeated season Friday with a strong 28-14 win. Comets guard Delsea Hall had her second straight 16pt night to lead the ladies in Red. Koree Williams added six points for the Comets. Showtime struggled offensively in the second half with only two field goals and 2-6 from the FT Line. Christiana Yacoub paced Showtime with five points while teammate Kira Nevryueva grabbed six rebounds.
Lynx 28, Shock 26: The Lynx had previously lost two games by just four points and Friday's game, although close, had the Lynx on the winning side of an exciting, 2-point win. Layal and Zeinab Elkhechen combined for 22 points to lead the Lynx. Marlo McCrumb and Riley Paull combined for 20pts to pace the Shock.
Sparks 14, Wings 11: The Sparks (2-1) wrapped up the #2 seed for the playoffs with a hard-fought win Friday night. The Sparks 3-2 zone was effective, holding the Wings to a season low 11 points. Wings guard Gabby Cibor paced the girls in blue with five points while Harper Hoelscher pitched in with four points and several big steals. Gigi Dohko and Sydney Wright paced the Sparks win with four points each as six of the seven Sparks players scored.
Fever 32, Aces 19: Fever guard Riley Yednock set a league record with 17 points in the first half as the Fever finished the regular season at 3-0. Yednock did not score in the second half but dished out four assists to her teammates. Nina Miucic scored four of her eight points off the screen and roll while Allison Holmes added three points and five rebounds. The Aces trailed 19-8 at halftime but stayed with the Fever in the second half. Riley Casetta was one point away from a double-double (9pts, 10rebs) while teammate Scarlett Beauchamp pitched in with nine points.
