Evolution Basketball League Results
June 4, 2026
Scoop Wilson, (EPI): The Girls Friday Night Lights League concluded it's regular season last Friday and the league office is currently making the playoff schedule for June 5th. The league standings have been updated and game recaps are below as well as this Friday's playoff schedule for D1 and D2. Boys standings are also posted with their playoff schedule being posted here by 12pm Thursday.
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GIRLS FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: MAY 29
Shock 28, Mystics 10: The Mystics lost their starting point guard to injury midway through the first half and the Shock took advantage by converting Mystics turnovers into fast-break points. Harper Hoelscher led the Shock with 14pts while teammate Gigi Dokho added six. The Mystics were paced by the strong rebounding of Patty Bowdell (9 rebounds) and Antonia Caleca (7 rebs/6pts).
Comets 32, Mystics 13: The Comets offense was streaming in full force Friday as they breezed past the Mystics. Solan Pullen had the hot hand in the first half scoring all 8pts before the break. Megan Rogers picked it up in the second half as she scored all 10 of her points after the break. The Mystics fought hard and were paced by Charlotte Conn's 4pts and seven rebounds. Patty Bowdell added six rebounds for the Mystics.
Wings 16, Sparks 14 OT: Wings guard Quinn Hoelscher scored a 12-foot jumper with 97 seconds left in overtime to give her team a dramatic win over the Sparks. Iyla McWilliams and Samara Mizra each scored for the Wings to keep the game tied in regulation. The Sparks played amazing defense led by Brielle Benoit and Kamari Dudley (7 combined steals). Jessica Budzen paced the Sparks scoring with 7pts.
Dream 20, Fever 11: The Dream completed their undefeated spring season with a solid nine point win over the Fever. Six of the seven Dream players scored, led by Isabella Williams and Abby Berardi (6pts each). The Fever were paced offensively by the fine play of Sophia Juan and Lydia Kapp (4pts each).
Showtime 13, Storm 2: In another bizarre D2 game, both teams played amazing defense allowing only 15 combined points. Alice Meinhart paced Showtime (4-0) with four points while Violet Laplaca was the only scorer for the Storm (2-2).
Spirits 15, Waves 12: The Spirits earned their first win of the season as the team finally had most of its players there. Kristina Miucic continued her fine offensive efforts, finishing with 7pts including her second straight game with a 3-point make. Ella Worrall added 4pts for the Spirits. The Waves started off hot and took a 12-9 lead into halftime. But they could only manage one free-throw make after intermission. Simrin Bahl finished with six points for the Waves while Clare Weiermiller added 4pts.
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 5:
Division 1:
6pm: (1) Dream vs (4) Sparks
8:30: (2) Fever vs (3) Wings
Division 2:
6pm: (4) Spirits v (5) Waves
6:50: (2) Fire v (3) Storm
7:40: (1) Showtime vs 6pm winner
BOYS LEAGUE, MONDAY, MAY 11
Blazers 33, Pacers 20: The Blazers (1-2) broke into the win column Monday with a strong, all-around performance. Noam Mendan David paced the Blazers with 12 points while Conrad Najor continued his fine play with 8pts. Michael Safara went 2-2 from the free throw line and finished with six points to help his squad get the W. Henrik Ronketto of the Pacers played another brilliant game finishing with 12 points and a few key steals. Carter St Gerard tallied 12pts with Leo George and Nathan Akash adding 2pts each for the Pacers.
Celtics 26, T-Wolves 23: The Celtics (2-0) remained undefeated this spring with a narrow 3-point win over the Timberwolves. The Celtics were led by Logan Elsberg (9pts) and Noah Kakos (5pts). Timberwolves guard Nathan Rosenberg continued his strong offensive output with 10 points, including a 3-pointer in the 4th quarter. Liam Anzalone added five points for the boys in blue. The Celtics went 3-10 from the free-throw line while the T-Wolves went 2-5.
Wolverines 18, Duke 13: In what was thought to be a high-scoring affair, Duke and the Wolverines played an epic defensive battle with the Wolverines securing a 5-point victory. Bastian Mutfari scored all six of his points in the 3rd quarter to help the Wolverines keep the lead while Beau Timlin added four points. Eli Madgy, Chris Bellamy and Cole Zweig all hit threes for Duke (1-2).
Spartans 31, Tigers 29: The Spartans (2-0) remained undefeated with a narrow victory over the Tigers (1-2) Monday night at Franklin. MCE veteran Austin Zintsmaster paced the Spartans by scoring six of his game-high 13 points in the 4th quarter. Teammate Jake Webber added six points after hitting two triples in the second quarter. The Tigers were led by Nygel Murphy's 14 points while Beckham Bush scored a season high 8pts.
GIRLS FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: MAY 8
Dream 21, Wings 19: The Dream remained undefeated in the spring season with a hard-fought win over the feisty Wings team. Dream guards Abby Berardi (12pts) and Quinn Schairer (3 assists) ran the Dream offense to near perfection. Emily Hawkins pitched in with four points for the Dream. The Wings received strong performances from Charlotte Conn (9pts) and Audrey Fields (6pts, 7 rebounds).
Fever 30, Sparks 29: The Sparks played their best game of the season Friday and almost won the game on a last second steal and fast break. But the buzzer sounded before the shot got off and left the Sparks looking for their first win of the season. It was a game where each team's lead guard scored 19pts - Riley Paull for the Fever and Emma Murray for the Sparks. Thos 19pts were 3rd all-time for D1 scoring. Jacey Ivey added four points for the Sparks while Emilia Magri and Helena Kizy each pitched in with 4pts for the Fever.
Mystics 20, Comets 16: The Mystics earned their first win of the season Friday, outlasting the Comets by 4pts. Mystics forward Antonia Caleca dominated the paint with eight rebounds, one block and two points. Vera Most paced the Mystics with six points. The Comets played well behind the scoring of Zara Zaidi (6pts) and Zuri Anyiah (4pts, 4 rebounds). Both teams are 1-1 as double header play start next week.
