The Gold Coast Rollers pulled away in the fourth quarter to claim a high‑scoring 104–96 victory over the Logan Thunder in an Australia National Basketball League1 North showdown on May 15, 2026. The game, played at the Logan Metro Sports Centre, featured an electric offensive display from both teams, with the Rollers’ fast‑paced attack proving too much for the Thunder down the stretch.

Match Overview

Both sides traded baskets in the opening half, combining for 107 points by the break. The Thunder, led by their dynamic backcourt, held a slim 55–52 advantage at halftime. However, the Rollers tightened their defence in the third quarter, forcing five turnovers and turning them into points. A 14‑2 run to start the fourth quarter broke the game open, and Gold Coast never looked back, shooting 54% from the field in the final period.

Key Moments

• Third‑quarter turning point: With the score tied at 74, the Rollers’ forwards combined for three consecutive baskets inside the paint, sparking a 9‑0 run that gave them a lead they would not relinquish.
• Offensive rebounding: Gold Coast grabbed 17 offensive rebounds, leading to 22 second‑chance points. This extra possession was critical in a game with such tight margins.
• Clutch three‑point shooting: In the final five minutes, Rollers guard Liam Foster knocked down two corner triples to keep the Thunder at bay, finishing with 24 points.

Standout Players

Rollers forward Jack Bennett recorded a monster double‑double with 28 points and 16 rebounds, dominating the glass on both ends. Guard Liam Foster added 24 points and 7 assists. For Logan, guard Marcus Lee led all scorers with 32 points, including 6 three‑pointers, while centre Tom Anderson contributed 18 points and 9 rebounds in a losing effort.

Season Impact

Gold Coast improves to 7‑3 in the NBL1 North, staying within striking distance of the top two. Logan drops to 5‑5, falling to sixth place, but remains in the playoff picture. The two sides will meet again on July 3 in what could be a crucial tiebreaker game.