Perth's Chou puts on 44-point masterclass

• Perry Lakes defeats East Perth 98-86 behind Fowler's dominant 24-point, 10-rebound double-double
• Perth's Chou explodes for 44 points in 96-84 win against Mandurah
• Warwick edges Joondalup 95-94 as Clinch Hoycard posts 31 points and 16 rebounds
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Perry Lakes 98 def East Perth 86 — Watch the Replay

Alex Fowler delivered a stellar performance with 24 points and 10 rebounds as Perry Lakes defeated East Perth 98-86 at Bendat Basketball Centre. The Hawks showcased exceptional efficiency from the field, shooting 51.4 percent while limiting East Perth to 45.1 percent shooting. Jayda Clark added 18 points while Mia Satie contributed a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

East Perth's Abby Cubilo fought valiantly with 28 points on 55.6 percent shooting from the field, including 7-from-10 from the free-throw line. Despite a strong effort from Sasha Goodlett (15 points) and Tessa Stewart Morrison (10 points), the Eagles couldn't overcome Perry Lakes' dominant rebounding advantage (47-32) and superior ball movement (26 assists to 15).

Perth 96 def Mandurah 84 — Watch the Replay

Natalie Chou delivered an explosive 44-point masterclass as Perth outlasted Mandurah 96-84 at Mandurah Aquatic & Recreation Centre. The Perth guard was outstanding, shooting 48.4 percent from the field while adding 11-from-11 free throws in a dominant individual display. Georgia Denehey contributed 16 points, including 3-from-6 from beyond the arc, while Patricia Brossmann added 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Mandurah's McKenna Dale led the home team with 23 points and five assists, supported by Tina Stephens who added 18 points on an efficient 66.7 percent shooting. Despite outperforming Perth in field goal percentage (46.2 to 44 percent), Mandurah's 23 turnovers proved costly as Perth converted those into 19 points. Perth's commanding 47-33 rebounding advantage, including 19 offensive boards, was instrumental in securing the victory.

Warwick 95 def Joondalup 94 — Watch the Replay

Mackenzie Clinch Hoycard put on a sensational display with 31 points and 16 rebounds as Warwick narrowly escaped with a 95-94 victory against Joondalup at Warwick Stadium. Clinch Hoycard shot a remarkable 9-from-14 from three-point range while Stacey Barr contributed 32 points, 7 assists, and 6 rebounds in a clutch performance for the Senators.

Joondalup's balanced attack featured Jhazmin Joson with 24 points, including 6-from-12 from deep, while Kurstyn Harden added 22 points and 10 rebounds. Stefanie Berberabe nearly achieved a triple-double with 17 points, 9 assists, and 6 steals, shooting an efficient 7-from-12 from the field. Despite Joondalup's superior assist total (26-21) and fast break points (36-17), Warwick's shooting from the free-throw line (13-from-16) proved decisive in the one-point victory.

Cockburn 101 def Willetton 46 — Watch the Replay

Jessie Edwards dominated with 22 points on 80 percent shooting as Cockburn crushed Willetton 101-46 at Willetton Basketball Stadium. The Cougars were unstoppable, shooting 46.9 percent from the field while holding Willetton to a dismal 26.2 percent. Sarah Mortensen added a double-double with 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Ruby Porter and Stephanie Gorman contributed 16 points each.

Willetton struggled throughout, with Ella Averill's 12 points leading a team that committed 24 turnovers and was outrebounded 58-40. Cockburn's defense was suffocating, recording 16 steals and 3 blocks while building a lead that reached 59 points. The victory showcased Cockburn's depth with six players scoring eight or more points and all five starters finishing in double figures.

Goldfields 94 def Eastern Suns 74 — Watch the Replay

Erin Antosh delivered an outstanding performance with 30 points and 16 rebounds as Goldfields defeated Eastern Suns 94-74 at Niels Hansen Basketball Stadium. Nici Gilday recorded a triple-double with 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 12 assists, showcasing exceptional all-around play while shooting 75 percent from three-point range.

Eastern Suns' Tayjanna McGhee-Pleasant fought valiantly with 34 points and 13 rebounds on 47.8 percent shooting, but received limited support from teammates. Goldfields dominated the glass (53-42), moved the ball effectively (34 assists to 15), and shot an impressive 45.5 percent from three-point range. Rachel Pettit added 12 points for Goldfields while shooting 4-from-8 from deep as the hosts built a lead that reached 31 points.

Cockburn 87 def Perry Lakes 66 — Watch the Replay

Cockburn secured a convincing 87-66 victory against Perry Lakes at Wally Hagan Stadium, led by Sarah Mortensen who posted a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Jessie Edwards and Daniel Raber each contributed 18 points, with Edwards shooting an efficient 60% from the field. The Cougars shot a solid 45.2% from the field including an impressive 38.7% from three-point range, while forcing 24 turnovers.

Perry Lakes struggled from beyond the arc, shooting a dismal 23.8% on three-point attempts. Grace Stone, Amy Jacobs, and Alex Fowler each scored 11 points for the Hawks, but their offense couldn't keep pace with Cockburn's balanced attack. The Cougars established control early, building their lead to as much as 27 points and never allowing Perry Lakes to gain momentum.

Rockingham 88 def Lakeside 68 — Watch the Replay

Sydney Erikstrup exploded for 30 points as Rockingham dominated Lakeside 88-68 at Lakeside Recreation Centre. Erikstrup was on fire, shooting 68.75% from the field including 6-from-10 from three-point range. Alexandra Ciabattoni added 21 points and four steals, while Alexandra Sharp recorded a stellar triple-double with 12 points, 15 rebounds, and 11 assists.

Lakeside was led by Teige Morrell, who posted a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds along with four steals. Millie Hennigan contributed 12 points off the bench, but the Lightning struggled from the field, shooting just 32.1% overall. Rockingham's defense was exceptional, collecting nine blocks while limiting Lakeside to just three points in fast break situations. The Flames controlled the game from early in the second quarter, building their lead to as much as 39 points.