Recap

In a commanding performance, the Dreamers triumphed over the Triple Threats with a decisive score of 39-24 at West Island College, securing their position in D1 Season 4. The Dreamers established their dominance early, showcasing a balanced offensive strategy underpinned by impressive shooting, highlighted by Mays Louisma, who dominated the scoreboards with 19 points and 13 rebounds. Alongside him, Brad Cirius contributed significantly with 16 points and a strong 8 boards, punctuating an evening where both players outperformed the entirety of the Triple Threats roster.

The Triple Threats struggled mightily with their shooting, managing a meager 22.9% from the field and only hitting 8% of their three-point attempts. Despite the statistical disadvantage, they managed to stay competitive in the rebound battle, tying the Dreamers with 31 rebounds apiece. Star performer Marven St-Joy led his side with 8 points and 9 rebounds, but their limited scoring options proved detrimental as turnovers and lack of offensive rhythm led to their downfall.

The Dreamers capitalized on these defensive lapses, employing strong perimeter shooting with a 38.9% accuracy from deep, which provided them the momentum they needed to pull away in the second half, sealing the game well before the final buzzer.

### Game Highlights:

• Mays Louisma delivered a standout performance with 19 points and 13 rebounds, completely dominating the paint.
• The Dreamers shot 36.4% from the field and 38.9% from three-point range, showcasing their offensive efficiency.
• The Triple Threats’ shooting woes included going just 2/25 from beyond the arc, equating to 8%.
• Rebounding was dead even, with both teams securing 31 total boards contributing to a physical matchup.
• Notably, both teams committed 0 turnovers, reflecting disciplined play despite the scoring challenges.
• The Dreamers continuously exploited the Triple Threats’ defense, building on their lead with crucial three-pointers.