The Rams built upon their unwavering second half play as they led at the end of the third frame and at the final tick of the clock.

Lansingburgh held a modest 1-point edge at the outset of the second period.

The end result was still uncertain as the teams went to the first half recess with Amsterdam nudging ahead.
Amsterdam played team basketball in the second quarter turning a 1-point first quarter deficit into a 3-point halftime upper hand. However, Amsterdam took advantage of great halftime adjustments and led 59-41 headed to the fourth quarter.

The Rams used a tough hard-nosed effort in the third quarter and outscored Lansingburgh by 15 points.

Lansingburgh cut into the lead in the final quarter but they ran out of time.

Ceasar Thompson guided Amsterdam with 28 points. Jhai Vellon chipped in 20 points.
The Rams splashed 6 buckets from beyond the arc.
Ceasar Thompson made 5 three-pointers.
Amsterdam shot excellent from the line as they nailed 68.8%, 11 of 16.

Lansingburgh had three shooting stars in double figure scoring. Aayden Green, Wesley McIntyre, and Markos Green collected 15 points each. James Oliver bagged 7 points.
The Knights manufactored 5 hoops from behind the arc.
Wesley McIntyre nailed 3 three-pointers.