In a commanding display of teamwork and skill, the Dreamers triumphed over the Brotherhood, securing a convincing 56-42 victory at West Island College in the D1 Season 4 showdown. The Dreamers’ balanced attack, led by Brad Cirius with 19 points and Mays Louisma contributing 18 points and a game-high 8 rebounds, proved too much for the Brotherhood to handle.

While Brotherhood’s Angel-Christiano Kebreau showcased his scoring prowess with 21 points, the lack of support from beyond the arc and difficulties hitting field goals stifled their rhythm. Brotherhood shot just 34.9% from the field and struggled with a dismal offensive flow, despite their three-point shooting hovering around 34.3%. The disparity in rebounding was another crucial factor; the Dreamers dominated the boards 31-15, including 10 offensive rebounds, which allowed them to secure multiple second-chance opportunities.

Despite a slow first half, the Dreamers began to pull away in the second, emphasizing their ball movement with a decisive 13 assists to Brotherhood's 7. With both teams displaying solid defense, the game really opened up when the Dreamers found their groove, striking on a 12-3 run that extended their lead to much more than the Brotherhood could muster.

Ultimately, the Dreamers’ depth and cohesive play made all the difference, as they demonstrated why they remain a formidable force in the league.

Highlights:

• Brad Cirius led the Dreamers with 19 points, providing crucial offensive sparks.
• Mays Louisma was instrumental, bringing down 8 rebounds to complement his 18 points.
• Brotherhood's Angel-Christiano Kebreau shined individually, scoring 21 points but lacked consistent support.
• Dreamers dominated the rebounding battle, out-rebounding Brotherhood 31 to 15.
• Brotherhood struggled offensively with a field goal percentage of 34.9% and a three-point rate of 34.3%.
• Dreamers excelled in ball-sharing, recording 13 assists compared to Brotherhood's mere 7.