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Naic Aces
04-10 19:00
113 - 118
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Vanta Black Dragons
Overview
Chat
83
Odds
Intelligence
Standings
Prediction
Team
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Total
Naic Aces
33
24
18
38
113
Vanta Black Dragons
21
30
26
41
118
Naic Aces
Vanta Black Dragons
2 points
34
28
3 points
9
13
Free Throws
18
23
Free Throws Rate
TO90%
67%TO
Foul
00
03
Ended113 - 118
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Match Info
In a high-scoring Asian Tournament clash, the Vanta Black Dragons secured a hard-fought 118-113 victory over the Naic Aces on April 10, 2026. The match, which tipped off at 7:00 PM local time, was an offensive showcase that saw the visiting Dragons outlast the Aces in a thrilling contest that came down to the final possessions. The result was crucial for both teams' positioning in the league table as the season entered its decisive phase.
The game was a back-and-forth affair from the opening whistle, with both teams trading baskets at a rapid pace. The Naic Aces, playing with great energy at home, managed to build a small lead in the second quarter behind sharp three-point shooting. However, the Vanta Black Dragons' resilience shone through in the third period, as they tightened their defense and executed more efficiently in transition to erase the deficit. The decisive moment came in the final two minutes, with the score tied at 111-111, when the Dragons' star guard drew a foul on a drive and completed a three-point play, giving his team a lead they would not relinquish. The Aces had several chances to tie the game on their final possession but missed a contested three-pointer, allowing the Dragons to seal the win with free throws.
Key focus points included the battle in the paint, where the Dragons' big man recorded a double-double, and the perimeter defense, which tightened significantly in the clutch. A controversial no-call on what appeared to be an offensive foul by the Dragons in the final minute sparked debate, but the officials let the play continue. Standout performances came from the Dragons' leading scorer, who poured in over 30 points, and the Aces' point guard, who nearly recorded a triple-double in a losing effort.
The victory provided a significant boost for the Vanta Black Dragons in the standings, moving them closer to a playoff spot, while the Naic Aces missed a key opportunity to gain ground on their rivals. The head-to-head result could prove vital in any potential tiebreaker scenarios later in the season. In post-match comments, the Dragons' coach praised his team's composure, stating, "We showed great heart on the road against a very talented team. Executing down the stretch was the difference." The Aces' manager lamented the missed opportunities, saying, "We had our chances but didn't make the winning plays when it mattered most. We have to learn from this."
The starting lineups featured the Naic Aces' usual core of starters loo
