pattern
CUBA HUNTER08/01/202607:05 PM
Q1
12-28
Q2
20-11
Q3
11-13
Q4
22-15
CUBA HUNTER08/01/202607:05 PM
Forasteros
FRST
65:67
Q1
12-28
Q2
20-11
Q3
11-13
Q4
22-15
DARKSIDE
DKSD
Player Practice
#0P. Practice
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Derbin Cardenas
#3D. Cardenas
8REB
3AST
2PF
24PTS
Marc Maisonnet
#4M. Maisonnet
5REB
0AST
3PF
13PTS
Rey Cintron
#9R. Cintron
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Adrian Wells
#15A. Wells
10REB
3AST
3PF
0PTS
Jonathan Johnson
#22J. Johnson
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Eli Ramos
#42E. Ramos
3REB
0AST
0PF
6PTS
Faustino Diaz
#71F. Diaz
4REB
3AST
6PF
10PTS
Alberto Malave
#95A. Malave
4REB
0AST
4PF
12PTS

Darkside Edges Forasteros in a Thrilling 67-65 Summer League Clash

The Summer League encounter between Forasteros and Darkside delivered an intense battle that kept basketball enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. The game concluded with Darkside narrowly defeating Forasteros by a score of 67 to 65 at Cuba Hunter on August 1, 2026.

From the outset, Darkside took control, opening the first quarter with an explosive 28 points, compared to Forasteros' 12. The early lead was fueled by the sharpshooting and offensive prowess of Trint Bravo, who set the tone by making multiple two- and three-pointers. Despite this, Forasteros rallied impressively in the second quarter, outscoring Darkside 20-11 to close the gap and provide a renewed sense of competition heading into halftime.

The middle quarters remained tight, with Darkside maintaining a slight edge. The third quarter saw a modest scoring effort from both sides, with Darkside edging forward 13-11. Forasteros continued to lean heavily on standout player Derbin Cardenas, who matched Bravo point for point. Cardenas' agility and shooting precision helped keep Forasteros within striking distance.

As the final quarter unfolded, Forasteros mounted a spirited comeback highlighted by timely baskets from Marc Maisonnet and crucial three-point shots by Faustino Diaz. Maisonnet’s reliability at the free-throw line and effective mid-range shooting powered several scoring runs. Nevertheless, Darkside’s resilience shone through, with a crucial late barrage by Kevin Roulhac and Trint Bravo, including key free throws and three-pointers, that ultimately secured their narrow lead.

Statistically, the game was balanced at the top level. Both Trint Bravo and Derbin Cardenas topped the scoring charts with 24 points apiece. Bravo was efficient with 10 field goals made out of 18 attempts, including two successful three-pointers and contributing two free throws. He also added three rebounds and two assists. Cardenas posted a strong all-around game, shooting 50% from the field and grabbing eight rebounds along with three assists.

Darkside’s Kevin Roulhac and Ahijah Thompson provided valuable support with 17 and 14 points respectively, each showing their ability to stretch the floor and capitalize on scoring opportunities. On the other side, Marc Maisonnet played a key role for Forasteros with 13 points, five rebounds, and an impressive 83.3% accuracy from the free-throw line, despite a lower field goal percentage overall.

The game's come-from-behind effort by Forasteros in the second half and pivotal clutch plays in the final minutes by Darkside exemplified the competitive spirit and skill on display in this Summer League fixture. Darkside's ability to execute under pressure ensured a thrilling finish and a well-earned victory.

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Justin Reid
#1J. Reid
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Ahijah Thompson
#4A. Thompson
4REB
0AST
3PF
14PTS
Trint Bravo
#5T. Bravo
3REB
2AST
0PF
24PTS
Tre Stevens
#10T. Stevens
1REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Mike Millsip
#12M. Millsip
9REB
2AST
2PF
8PTS
Kevin Roulhac
#24K. Roulhac
5REB
0AST
3PF
17PTS
Chris Bugbee
#44C. Bugbee
1REB
2AST
1PF
4PTS
James Wesley
#99J. Wesley
3REB
4AST
1PF
0PTS
Player Dark
#100P. Dark
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS

Darkside Edges Forasteros in a Thrilling 67-65 Summer League Clash

The Summer League encounter between Forasteros and Darkside delivered an intense battle that kept basketball enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. The game concluded with Darkside narrowly defeating Forasteros by a score of 67 to 65 at Cuba Hunter on August 1, 2026.

From the outset, Darkside took control, opening the first quarter with an explosive 28 points, compared to Forasteros' 12. The early lead was fueled by the sharpshooting and offensive prowess of Trint Bravo, who set the tone by making multiple two- and three-pointers. Despite this, Forasteros rallied impressively in the second quarter, outscoring Darkside 20-11 to close the gap and provide a renewed sense of competition heading into halftime.

The middle quarters remained tight, with Darkside maintaining a slight edge. The third quarter saw a modest scoring effort from both sides, with Darkside edging forward 13-11. Forasteros continued to lean heavily on standout player Derbin Cardenas, who matched Bravo point for point. Cardenas' agility and shooting precision helped keep Forasteros within striking distance.

As the final quarter unfolded, Forasteros mounted a spirited comeback highlighted by timely baskets from Marc Maisonnet and crucial three-point shots by Faustino Diaz. Maisonnet’s reliability at the free-throw line and effective mid-range shooting powered several scoring runs. Nevertheless, Darkside’s resilience shone through, with a crucial late barrage by Kevin Roulhac and Trint Bravo, including key free throws and three-pointers, that ultimately secured their narrow lead.

Statistically, the game was balanced at the top level. Both Trint Bravo and Derbin Cardenas topped the scoring charts with 24 points apiece. Bravo was efficient with 10 field goals made out of 18 attempts, including two successful three-pointers and contributing two free throws. He also added three rebounds and two assists. Cardenas posted a strong all-around game, shooting 50% from the field and grabbing eight rebounds along with three assists.

Darkside’s Kevin Roulhac and Ahijah Thompson provided valuable support with 17 and 14 points respectively, each showing their ability to stretch the floor and capitalize on scoring opportunities. On the other side, Marc Maisonnet played a key role for Forasteros with 13 points, five rebounds, and an impressive 83.3% accuracy from the free-throw line, despite a lower field goal percentage overall.

The game's come-from-behind effort by Forasteros in the second half and pivotal clutch plays in the final minutes by Darkside exemplified the competitive spirit and skill on display in this Summer League fixture. Darkside's ability to execute under pressure ensured a thrilling finish and a well-earned victory.

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Darkside Edges Forasteros in a Thrilling 67-65 Summer League Clash

The Summer League encounter between Forasteros and Darkside delivered an intense battle that kept basketball enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. The game concluded with Darkside narrowly defeating Forasteros by a score of 67 to 65 at Cuba Hunter on August 1, 2026.

From the outset, Darkside took control, opening the first quarter with an explosive 28 points, compared to Forasteros' 12. The early lead was fueled by the sharpshooting and offensive prowess of Trint Bravo, who set the tone by making multiple two- and three-pointers. Despite this, Forasteros rallied impressively in the second quarter, outscoring Darkside 20-11 to close the gap and provide a renewed sense of competition heading into halftime.

The middle quarters remained tight, with Darkside maintaining a slight edge. The third quarter saw a modest scoring effort from both sides, with Darkside edging forward 13-11. Forasteros continued to lean heavily on standout player Derbin Cardenas, who matched Bravo point for point. Cardenas' agility and shooting precision helped keep Forasteros within striking distance.

As the final quarter unfolded, Forasteros mounted a spirited comeback highlighted by timely baskets from Marc Maisonnet and crucial three-point shots by Faustino Diaz. Maisonnet’s reliability at the free-throw line and effective mid-range shooting powered several scoring runs. Nevertheless, Darkside’s resilience shone through, with a crucial late barrage by Kevin Roulhac and Trint Bravo, including key free throws and three-pointers, that ultimately secured their narrow lead.

Statistically, the game was balanced at the top level. Both Trint Bravo and Derbin Cardenas topped the scoring charts with 24 points apiece. Bravo was efficient with 10 field goals made out of 18 attempts, including two successful three-pointers and contributing two free throws. He also added three rebounds and two assists. Cardenas posted a strong all-around game, shooting 50% from the field and grabbing eight rebounds along with three assists.

Darkside’s Kevin Roulhac and Ahijah Thompson provided valuable support with 17 and 14 points respectively, each showing their ability to stretch the floor and capitalize on scoring opportunities. On the other side, Marc Maisonnet played a key role for Forasteros with 13 points, five rebounds, and an impressive 83.3% accuracy from the free-throw line, despite a lower field goal percentage overall.

The game's come-from-behind effort by Forasteros in the second half and pivotal clutch plays in the final minutes by Darkside exemplified the competitive spirit and skill on display in this Summer League fixture. Darkside's ability to execute under pressure ensured a thrilling finish and a well-earned victory.

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