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The opening day of the 2026 Rising Stars Invitational Australia Qualifiers belonged to the shot-makers, creators and game-breakers who turned Melbourne’s State Basketball Centre into an all-day showcase of elite high school basketball talent.

Ty Synnott exploded for 70 combined points across two games, Tyrese Kuridu poured in 36 in one of the individual performances of the day, while Izabella Mansory, Makayla Craven, Achilles Gulic and Farren Langmaid all drove undefeated starts for their teams.

Across 12 games, players consistently dictated tempo through transition offence, perimeter shooting and defensive pressure as more than 1,900 total points were scored heading into Saturday’s pool finals and quarter-finals.

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St Patrick’s College Ballarat 99 def. St Joseph’s College FTG 81

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 24–17, 33–21, 22–16, 20–27
Largest Lead: St Patrick’s College Ballarat by 28

Ty Synnott kept St Joseph’s College FTG in the contest early, but St Patrick’s College Ballarat’s efficiency inside and transition pressure broke the game open before halftime.

Synnott exploded for a game-high 31 points, but St Patrick’s College Ballarat’s balanced frontcourt attack and dominant interior scoring powered a 99–81 win in the opening game of the RSI Australia Qualifiers at SBC Court 1.

The St Joseph’s College FTG guard knocked down five threes and repeatedly created offence off the dribble, scoring 15 first-half points to keep his side within reach as Ballarat built momentum through the middle quarters.

But St Patrick’s College Ballarat answered with relentless paint production led by Lucas Byrne, Noah Phillips and Jackson Hood. Byrne finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists on 7-from-8 shooting, while Phillips was perfect from the field, going 8-from-8 for 16 points and seven rebounds.

Hood added 16 points, 10 rebounds and four assists despite foul trouble, while guard Joe Buckle controlled tempo with 16 points and six assists as Ballarat generated 28 assists and 56 points in the paint.

St Patrick’s took control during a decisive 33-point second quarter, pushing the margin to 19 at halftime before extending the lead to as many as 28 in the second half through transition scoring and offensive rebounding.

Charlie Burnett provided an energetic lift off the bench for St Joseph’s College FTG with 12 points and eight rebounds, while Blake Phillips added 10 points.

Ballarat finished with a 52–41 rebounding edge and outscored St Joseph’s College FTG 29–10 in fast-break points.

By the Numbers
St Patrick’s College Ballarat: Lucas Byrne 18 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST │ Noah Phillips 16 PTS, 7 REB (8-from-8 FG) │ Joe Buckle 16 PTS, 6 AST │ 56 Paint Points │ 28 AST
St Joseph’s College FTG: Ty Synnott 31 PTS │ Charlie Burnett 12 PTS, 8 REB │ 20 Points from Turnovers │ 41 REB

Berwick College 111 def. Willetton Senior High School 63

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 30–10, 31–16, 25–23, 25–14
Largest Lead: Berwick College by 49

Parker Rivet and Lachie Pickering set the tone early as Berwick College exploded offensively from the opening quarter and never allowed Willetton Senior High School into the contest.

Rivet produced one of the most complete performances of the opening session with 15 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and five steals as Berwick College rolled to a 111–63 win at SBC Court 4.

The Berwick guard was flawless from the field, shooting 5-from-5 while consistently creating transition opportunities and forcing turnovers as his side piled on 33 points from turnovers and 38 fast-break points.

Forward Pickering added 15 points on 7-from-11 shooting and finished +42, while bench forward Zach Morrell poured in 18 points on 8-from-13 from the field in an efficient scoring display.

Berwick’s frontcourt depth overwhelmed Willetton throughout the morning, with Jake Shaw contributing 14 points and six rebounds off the bench, Harry De Koning adding 10 points and nine rebounds, and Steven Tasic finishing with eight points and six rebounds.

Berwick led 30–10 after the opening quarter before extending the margin to 35 by halftime through relentless paint attacks and defensive pressure. The Victorian school finished with 70 points in the paint, 52 bench points and 17 steals.

Willetton Senior High School struggled to protect the ball, committing 24 turnovers while shooting 32 per cent from the field.

Forward Sam Gooch led Willetton with 16 points and seven rebounds, while guard Luke Martin added 13 points despite eight turnovers. Julien Richardson scored 11 points off the bench.

By the Numbers
Berwick College: Parker Rivet 15 PTS, 8 REB, 8 AST, 5 STL │ Zach Morrell 18 PTS │ Lachie Pickering 15 PTS │ 70 Paint Points │ 38 Fast Break Points
Willetton Senior High School: Sam Gooch 16 PTS, 7 REB │ Luke Martin 13 PTS │ 24 TO │ 32% FG

Barker College 94 def. Flinders College 52

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 28–14, 29–13, 18–17, 19–8
Largest Lead: Barker College by 45

Izabella Mansory, Elley Hawken and Sasha Claque drove Barker’s early separation, with Barker building a 30-point halftime lead and controlling the glass.

Mansory led Barker College with 22 points, six rebounds and four assists as Barker opened its RSI Australia Qualifiers campaign with a 94–52 win over Flinders College at SBC Court 2.

Mansory shot 8-from-12 from the field and gave Barker efficient scoring from the guard spot, helping create the early break as Barker scored 28 points in the first quarter and 57 by halftime.

Forward Elley Hawken controlled the boards with 16 points and 19 rebounds, including nine offensive rebounds, while Sasha Claque added 17 points, seven rebounds, four assists and four steals.

Sophie Chen gave Barker another scoring option off the bench with 16 points, four rebounds, three assists and two steals, while Peyton Skinner finished with nine assists and no turnovers.

Barker’s pressure created 25 Flinders turnovers and turned them into 29 points. Barker also finished with 58 points in the paint, 20 second-chance points and 24 assists.

Maddi Carr led Flinders College with 14 points, including three threes, while Kai Stirrup added 10 points and three rebounds. Ava McLelland contributed six points and five rebounds off the bench.

Flinders shot 33 per cent from the field and scored just eight points in the final quarter as Barker pushed the margin out late.

By the Numbers
Barker College: Izabella Mansory 22 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST │ Elley Hawken 16 PTS, 19 REB │ Sasha Claque 17 PTS, 7 REB, 4 STL │ 58 Paint Points │ 24 AST
Flinders College: Maddi Carr 14 PTS │ Kai Stirrup 10 PTS │ 25 TO │ 33% FG

Rowville SC 96 def. Trinity College 73

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 27–18, 27–15, 18–21, 24–19
Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 27

Farren Langmaid and Achilles Gulic powered Rowville’s fast start, with Rowville opening a double-digit lead in the first quarter before controlling the game through ball movement and transition offence.

Langmaid drilled five threes and finished with 21 points and seven assists as Rowville SC opened its RSI Australia Qualifiers campaign with a 96–73 win over Trinity College at SBC Court 1.

The Rowville guard controlled tempo throughout the morning, shooting 5-from-8 from deep while helping Rowville generate 27 assists and 25 points from turnovers.

Forward Gulic added 22 points, eight rebounds and six assists on 8-from-12 shooting, repeatedly finishing inside as Rowville shot 66 per cent on two-point attempts.

Guard Austin Kirikiri contributed 20 points and six assists despite heavy defensive attention, while centre Denver Warry gave Rowville strong production off the bench with 12 points and six rebounds on 6-from-10 shooting.

Rowville built separation with a 27-point second quarter, taking a 54–33 halftime lead before maintaining control through efficient half-court offence and rebounding pressure.

Trinity College stayed competitive through the scoring of Josh Louis, who finished with 19 points, four assists and four steals, while Ezra Wormald added 12 points and David Jaja scored 11.

Centre Zech Manyang provided productive minutes off the bench with six points and seven rebounds in 15 minutes.

Rowville finished with a 45–41 rebounding edge and scored 50 points in the paint.

By the Numbers
Rowville SC: Farren Langmaid 21 PTS, 7 AST │ Achilles Gulic 22 PTS, 8 REB, 6 AST │ Austin Kirikiri 20 PTS, 6 AST │ 27 AST │ 50 Paint Points
Trinity College: Josh Louis 19 PTS, 4 AST, 4 STL │ Ezra Wormald 12 PTS │ 24 TO │ 50% 2PT FG

Western Heights College 94 def. Templestowe College 91

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 27–20, 23–23, 25–24, 19–24
Largest Lead: Western Heights College by 14‍

Tyrese Kuridu exploded offensively in the opening half as Western Heights College built an early cushion before surviving Templestowe College’s late fourth-quarter push.

Kuridu delivered one of the standout individual performances of the opening day with 36 points as Western Heights College held off Templestowe College 94–91 in a high-scoring contest at SBC Court 4.

Kuridu shot 11-from-15 from the field, knocked down four threes and repeatedly attacked the rim, adding six rebounds and four assists while drawing 13 fouls across the afternoon.

The Western Heights guard scored efficiently throughout the game, helping his side shoot 50 per cent from the field and 37 per cent from three-point range.

Forward Riak Akhaur provided major production off the bench with 13 points and seven rebounds on 5-from-6 shooting, while Ragge Abeil added 13 points, 10 rebounds and six assists despite seven turnovers.

Templestowe stayed within striking distance behind the shot-making of Cooper Gill and Ryder Cleary. Gill finished with 21 points on 7-from-11 shooting, including three threes, while Cleary added 21 points, eight rebounds and four assists.

Guard Noah Singh scored 18 points and dished four assists, while forward Eros Addamo controlled the glass with 10 points and 12 rebounds.

Templestowe scored 24 points in the fourth quarter and cut the margin late, but Western Heights converted enough free throws down the stretch to close out the win.

Western Heights finished with a 46–35 rebounding advantage and 33 bench points.

By the Numbers
Western Heights College: Tyrese Kuridu 36 PTS │ Ragge Abeil 13 PTS, 10 REB, 6 AST │ Riak Akhaur 13 PTS, 7 REB │ 46 REB │ 50% FG
Templestowe College: Cooper Gill 21 PTS │ Ryder Cleary 21 PTS, 8 REB │ Eros Addamo 10 PTS, 12 REB │ 26 Points from Turnovers

Rowville SC 88 def. JSR Basketball 71

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 25–17, 27–20, 12–15, 24–19
Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 19‍

Makayla Craven carried Rowville offensively through the opening half as Rowville built a double-digit lead before controlling the game through pressure defence and rebounding.

Craven scored 26 points and collected eight rebounds as Rowville SC defeated JSR Basketball 88–71 at SBC Court 2 in the RSI Australia Qualifiers girls competition.

The Rowville forward shot 11-from-18 from the field and knocked down four threes, helping her side establish control early with 52 first-half points.

Guard Elisa Brown added 11 points, five assists and six steals in an active two-way performance, while Vanessa Tavete contributed 11 points and five rebounds.

Rowville’s depth also made an impact, with Tesloch Puoch scoring 13 points off the bench and Bridgette Kata adding seven points, five rebounds and three assists.

Despite struggling from the free-throw line, Rowville forced 36 turnovers and converted them into 27 points, while also finishing with 24 steals as their defensive pressure consistently disrupted JSR’s half-court offence.

Keira Robinson kept JSR competitive with 24 points, including four made threes, while Bel Bullock added 13 points and six rebounds off the bench.

Guard Sadie Jones contributed 12 points and seven assists, while centre Jasmine Giles added 11 points and eight rebounds.

JSR matched Rowville on the boards at 44 rebounds apiece, but the turnover differential proved decisive.

By the Numbers
Rowville SC: Makayla Craven 26 PTS, 8 REB │ Elisa Brown 11 PTS, 5 AST, 6 STL │ Tesloch Puoch 13 PTS │ 24 STL │ 27 Points from Turnovers
JSR Basketball: Keira Robinson 24 PTS │ Bel Bullock 13 PTS │ Sadie Jones 12 PTS, 7 AST │ 36 TO

Berwick College 91 def. St Patrick's College Ballarat 65

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 26–12, 18–20, 24–24, 23–9
Largest Lead: Berwick College by 26‍

Boris Rosner and Oliver Van Den Brink lifted Berwick’s second unit as Berwick controlled the glass and pulled away again in the fourth quarter.

Rosner erupted for 29 points off the bench as Berwick College defeated St Patrick’s College Ballarat 91–65 at SBC Court 1 to improve to 2–0 on opening day of the RSI Australia Qualifiers.

Rosner hit three threes and attacked efficiently inside the arc, finishing 11-from-23 from the field while helping Berwick produce 72 bench points in a dominant depth display.

Guard Oliver Van Den Brink added 19 points and 10 rebounds, while Parker Rivet controlled the game with 10 points, seven assists and four steals.

Forward Lachie Pickering contributed 10 points, six rebounds and five assists as Berwick generated 21 assists and a 62–40 rebounding advantage.

Berwick built an early 14-point first-quarter lead before St Patrick’s steadied through Lucas Byrne, who finished with 27 points and 10 rebounds on 10-from-19 shooting.

Centre Jackson Hood added 12 points, eight rebounds and five assists, while Noah Phillips contributed eight points and five steals.

But St Patrick’s struggled from the perimeter, shooting 1-from-12 from three-point range, and scored just nine points in the fourth quarter as Berwick closed the game strongly.

Berwick finished with 24 offensive rebounds, 22 second-chance points and 54 points in the paint.

By the Numbers
Berwick College: Boris Rosner 29 PTS │ Oliver Van Den Brink 19 PTS, 10 REB │ Parker Rivet 10 PTS, 7 AST, 4 STL │ 62 REB │ 72 Bench Points
St Patrick’s College Ballarat: Lucas Byrne 27 PTS, 10 REB │ Jackson Hood 12 PTS, 8 REB, 5 AST │ 1-from-12 3PT │ 40 REB

St Joseph's College FTG 104 def. Willetton Senior High School 90

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 33–27, 20–19, 24–22, 27–22
Largest Lead: St Joseph’s College FTG by 17‍

Ty Synnott and Lucas Fedele controlled the game offensively as St Joseph’s College FTG pushed the pace and consistently scored inside against Willetton Senior High School.

Synnott exploded for 39 points as St Joseph’s College FTG defeated Willetton Senior High School 104–90 at SBC Court 4 in one of the highest-scoring games of opening day.

The St Joseph’s guard shot 17-from-25 from the field and repeatedly broke down Willetton’s defence off the dribble, helping his side score 56 points in the paint and 25 fast-break points.

Centre Fedele dominated the glass with 21 points and 24 rebounds, including 14 offensive boards, while also adding five assists in a massive interior performance.

Guard Blake Phillips provided scoring punch off the bench with 16 points on four made threes, while Harlow Munt added 12 points and six assists.

St Joseph’s created separation in the opening quarter with 33 points and maintained control throughout the afternoon, finishing with 29 points from turnovers and 50 total rebounds.

Willetton stayed within reach behind balanced scoring from Luke Martin, Sam Gooch and Kailen Harrison. Martin finished with 16 points, six assists and four steals, while Gooch and Harrison both produced double-doubles with 15 points and 10 rebounds each.

Guard Julien Richardson added 12 points off the bench and Cooper Hewer scored 10.

Willetton shot 61 per cent on two-point attempts but struggled from three-point range, finishing 9-from-35 from deep.

By the Numbers
St Joseph’s College FTG: Ty Synnott 39 PTS │ Lucas Fedele 21 PTS, 24 REB │ Blake Phillips 16 PTS │ 56 Paint Points │ 25 Fast Break Points
Willetton Senior High School: Luke Martin 16 PTS, 6 AST, 4 STL │ Sam Gooch 15 PTS, 10 REB │ Kailen Harrison 15 PTS, 10 REB │ 49 REB

Barker College 90 def. Marist Regional College 74

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 24–22, 31–19, 16–19, 19–14
Largest Lead: Barker College by 18‍

Izabella Mansory and Sasha Claque controlled the middle quarters as Barker College broke open a tight first-half contest with transition scoring and efficient offence.

Mansory scored 29 points as Barker College improved to 2–0 with a 90–74 win over Marist Regional College at SBC Court 2.

The Barker guard attacked consistently off the dribble and at the foul line, shooting 10-from-19 from the field and 8-from-10 from the stripe while adding four rebounds and three assists.

Centre Claque added 19 points and 10 rebounds, while guard Peyton Skinner contributed 13 points on 5-from-7 shooting.

Barker generated separation during a decisive 31-point second quarter, pushing the lead to double digits through transition offence and interior scoring. Barker finished with 32 fast-break points and shot 52 per cent from the field.

Forward Milla Larratt provided an efficient spark off the bench with eight points on perfect shooting, including two made threes, while Sophie Chen added eight points and three rebounds.

Despite the loss, Nikki Parker produced one of the strongest individual performances of the girls competition so far with 32 points on 10-from-14 shooting for Marist Regional College.

Parker knocked down four threes and added six rebounds, while Marli Horton and Bailie Wickham both scored 16 points.

Marist shot 36 per cent from three-point range but managed just six offensive rebounds and five bench points.

By the Numbers
Barker College: Izabella Mansory 29 PTS │ Sasha Claque 19 PTS, 10 REB │ Peyton Skinner 13 PTS │ 32 Fast Break Points │ 52% FG
Marist Regional College: Nikki Parker 32 PTS │ Marli Horton 16 PTS │ Bailie Wickham 16 PTS │ 11-from-30 3PT

Rowville SC 93 def. Templestowe College 81

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 19–21, 30–21, 18–15, 26–24
Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 15

Achilles Gulic, Austin Kirikiri and Farren Langmaid took control in the second quarter as Rowville SC turned an early deficit into a double-digit lead before closing strongly late.

Gulic finished with 21 points and six assists as Rowville SC completed a perfect opening day with a 93–81 win over Templestowe College at SBC Court 1.

The Rowville forward consistently attacked the paint and created opportunities for teammates, helping Rowville shoot 56 per cent on two-point attempts and generate 22 assists.

Guard Langmaid added 20 points, including four made threes, while Austin Kirikiri matched him with 20 points and seven assists in another strong backcourt performance.

Centre Muric contributed 14 points and nine rebounds, knocking down two threes, while Vlado Ivkovic added eight rebounds off the bench.

After trailing by two at quarter-time, Rowville exploded for 30 points in the second quarter to take control, with their ball movement and transition offence creating separation.

Templestowe stayed competitive behind Noah Singh, who scored 24 points and added five assists despite six turnovers.

Forward Eros Addamo added 16 points and eight rebounds, while Xavier Toohey provided 12 points on 5-from-7 shooting off the bench.

Guard Bodhi Stratford contributed eight assists and five rebounds, but Templestowe struggled from the perimeter, finishing 7-from-28 from three-point range.

Rowville finished with a 45–40 rebounding advantage and scored 46 points in the paint.

By the Numbers
Rowville SC: Achilles Gulic 21 PTS, 6 AST │ Farren Langmaid 20 PTS │ Austin Kirikiri 20 PTS, 7 AST │ Ivan Muric 14 PTS, 9 REB │ 22 AST
Templestowe College: Noah Singh 24 PTS, 5 AST │ Eros Addamo 16 PTS, 8 REB │ Xavier Toohey 12 PTS │ 7-from-28 3PT

Western Heights College 75 def. Trinity College 57

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 20–18, 17–15, 18–6, 20–18
Largest Lead: Western Heights College by 20‍

Harry McGough and Jude Collins sparked a decisive third-quarter surge as Western Heights College turned a tight first half into a comfortable win through defensive pressure and rebounding.

McGough scored 14 points and hit three threes as Western Heights College defeated Trinity College 75–57 at SBC Court 4 to complete an unbeaten opening day at the RSI Australia Qualifiers.

The Western Heights guard shot 5-from-10 from the field and provided key scoring during a dominant third quarter in which Trinity managed just six points.

Forward Collins added 13 points and seven rebounds off the bench, while Riak Akhaur contributed 11 points, five rebounds and two blocks in an efficient two-way performance.

Western Heights also received balanced production from Tyrese Kuridu, who finished with seven points, six assists and three steals, and Manny Majak, who controlled the glass with 12 rebounds.

After leading by four at halftime, Western Heights broke the game open in the third quarter through rebounding pressure, transition opportunities and perimeter shooting, eventually pushing the margin to 20.

Trinity College struggled offensively throughout the afternoon, shooting 33 per cent from the field and just 3-from-14 from three-point range.

Guard Sam Upton led Trinity with 17 points, while Josh Louis added 12 points and David Jaja finished with 11 rebounds.

Western Heights dominated the rebounding battle 53–48 and scored 23 points from turnovers.

By the Numbers
Western Heights College: Harry McGough 14 PTS │ Jude Collins 13 PTS, 7 REB │ Riak Akhaur 11 PTS, 2 BLK │ 53 REB │ 23 Points from Turnovers
Trinity College: Sam Upton 17 PTS │ Josh Louis 12 PTS │ David Jaja 11 REB │ 33% FG

Rowville SC 63 def. Flinders College 48

Game Snapshot
Quarter Scores: 14–18, 19–8, 17–11, 13–11
Largest Lead: Rowville SC by 16

Tiedore Puoch and Makayla Craven steadied Rowville after a slow opening quarter before Rowville’s defence controlled the game through the middle periods.

Puoch scored 24 points as Rowville SC closed opening day undefeated with a 63–48 win over Flinders College at SBC Court 1.

The Rowville forward shot 10-from-19 from the field and added seven rebounds, helping Rowville recover after trailing by four at quarter-time.

Forward Craven added 14 points on 7-from-11 shooting, while guard Jordyn Phillips provided seven points off the bench in a strong defensive performance.

Rowville took control in the second quarter, holding Flinders to just eight points while turning defence into transition opportunities to build a double-digit lead.

The game became a defensive grind after halftime, with both teams struggling offensively, but Rowville maintained control through rebounding and interior scoring.

Flinders College was led by Maddi Carr, who finished with 11 points and three made threes despite shooting pressure throughout the afternoon.

Centre Ava McLelland added 10 points on 5-from-6 shooting off the bench, while Alicia Hawe contributed nine points and four rebounds.

Flinders managed just 14 points in the paint and scored only two free throws for the game as Rowville limited clean scoring opportunities.

By the Numbers
Rowville SC: Tiedore Puoch 24 PTS, 7 REB │ Makayla Craven 14 PTS │ Jordyn Phillips 7 PTS │ 53% 2PT FG │ 34 REB
Flinders College: Maddi Carr 11 PTS │ Ava McLelland 10 PTS │ Alicia Hawe 9 PTS │ 14 Paint Points

Saturday, May 9, 2026 – Pool Finals & Boys Quarter-Finals

• 8AM – Girls – Barker College vs JSR Basketball (Court 1)
• 8AM – Girls – Marist Regional College vs Flinders College (Court 4)
• 8:30AM – Boys Pool B – Trinity College vs Templestowe College (Court 2)
• 10AM – Boys Pool A – St Joseph's College FTG vs Berwick College (Court 1)
• 10AM – Boys Pool B – Western Heights College vs Rowville SC (Court 4)
• 10:30AM – Boys Pool A – Willetton Senior HS vs St Patrick's College Ballarat (Court 2)
• 12PM – Girls – JSR Basketball vs Marist Regional College (Court 1)
• 12PM – Girls – Rowville SC vs Barker College (Court 4)
• 2PM – Boys Quarter-Final – 1st Pool A vs 4th Pool B (Court 1)
• 2PM – Boys Quarter-Final – 2nd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B (Court 2)
• 2PM – Boys Quarter-Final – 2nd Pool B vs 3rd Pool A (Court 3)
• 4PM – Boys Quarter-Final – 1st Pool B vs 4th Pool A (Court 4)

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Sunday, May 10, 2026 – Finals Day

• 8AM – Girls – Flinders College vs JSR Basketball (Court 1)
• 8AM – Girls – Marist Regional College vs Rowville SC (Court 4)
• 10AM – Boys Semi-Final – Winner Game #21 vs Winner Game #23 (Court 1)
• 10AM – Boys Semi-Final – Winner Game #24 vs Winner Game #22 (Court 4)
• 12:30PM – Girls Grand Final – 1st vs 2nd (Court 1)
• 2:30PM – Boys Grand Final – Winner Game #27 vs Winner Game #28 (Court 1)