Lansingburgh relied on their solid second half play as they led at the end of the first twenty-four minutes of action and at the final stoppage.

The Mighty Warriors bolted from opening whistle and sprinted out to a decent first quarter lead 17-7. They used a defensive approach protecting their basket and grabbed control of the frame. Yet, Lansingburgh perked up in the second quarter and outscored Mohonasen by 13 points.

The coronation of a winner was still unresolved as the teams went to the first half recess with Lansingburgh gaining the upper hand.
The Knights performed effectively in the second stanza turning a 10-point first quarter deficit into a 3-point halftime upper hand.

Lansingburgh had a trio of players in double figure scoring. Markus Green led the Knights with 19 points. Aayden Green chipped in 12 points. Jerome Lewis had 11 points.
Lansingburgh drained 7 buckets from three point range.
Jerome Lewis made 3 three-pointers.
The Knights shot exquisite from the line as they made 90.9%, 10 of 11.

Luke Paolino was an offensive catalyst for the Mighty Warriors with 17 points. Andrew Batcher scored 14 points. Jacob Paolino knocked down 9 points. Jordan Knight scored 9 points.
The Mighty Warriors connected on 7 trey balls.
Luke Paolino nailed 5 three-pointers.