Recap

In a nail-biting D1 Season 4 showdown, the Compton Magic edged out Brotherhood with a final score of 34-30, securing a hard-fought victory that showcased their defensive prowess and clutch play. This closely contested game featured standout performances, particularly from Rico Isaac and Malik Colon, who each contributed 8 points to lead the Magic’s scoring efforts.

Despite struggling from beyond the arc with only 2 made three-pointers, Compton’s ability to capitalize on their field-goal opportunities (14 of 31) proved essential, especially in moments when the game was hanging in the balance. Brotherhood’s Dave Saye was a highlight of the game, delivering an impressive 20-point performance, keeping his team competitive throughout. However, well-balanced contributions from Compton’s Nathan Excellent—who added 7 points and 4 rebounds—changed the tempo in crucial moments.

Turnover-free basketball was key; both teams managed to hold their turnovers to zero. Brotherhood had a slight edge in rebounds, but Compton’s strong defense and ability to convert on key possessions ultimately turned the tide. Their resilience in moments of pressure paved the way for a vital team victory.

### Highlights:

• Rico Isaac and Malik Colon tied as leading scorers for Compton Magic with 8 points each.
• Dave Saye from Brotherhood dominated the scoring with an impressive 20 points.
• Compton Magic maintained a turnover-free game, contributing to their narrow victory.
• A slight rebounding margin of 1 favoring Brotherhood kept the game intensely competitive.
• Compton’s shooting efficiency at 45.2% on field goals proved decisive.
• Brotherhood struggled on three-pointers, hitting only 33.3% of their attempts.