Dominant Display Seals Convincing Victory in Summer League Clash
In a commanding performance that showcased skill and consistency, GOYA secured an emphatic 80-59 win over the Will Power Rangers in this round 8 Summer League matchup. From the outset, GOYA set the tempo with an explosive first quarter, outscoring their opponents 29-13, laying the foundation for a game that would be controlled largely on their terms.
The teams traded punches in the third quarter, with the Will Power Rangers outscoring GOYA 19-11, attempting to mount a comeback. Nevertheless, the final period saw GOYA regain momentum and close out the contest effectively, winning the quarter 18-15 to maintain and extend their lead.
The standout performer of the game was undoubtedly Tyler English, who demonstrated offensive mastery and calm under pressure. Playing over 34 minutes, he produced an impressive 32 points on 54.2% shooting from the field, including 2 three-pointers made on 4 attempts, and converted 4 of 6 free throws. His contribution was not limited to scoring—he grabbed 10 rebounds (3 offensive, 7 defensive) and dished out 2 assists, all while maintaining a plus-minus of +24.
Supporting Tyler English were key contributors such as Angel "Pachi" González, who added 15 points on 50% field goal shooting, including a perfect 1-for-1 from beyond the arc, and Jerrod Tucker who chipped in 14 points efficiently. Ryan Zapata also made his presence felt with 7 points and a team-high 11 rebounds, providing vital support on the boards.
On the opposition, the Will Power Rangers found points mostly through Trahan John Jr., who scored 21 points but struggled with efficiency, shooting just 29.2% from the floor. Will Hollaman contributed 15 points with a mix of three and two-point shots, while William Velez added 11 points. Despite their efforts, scoring droughts and defensive lapses in the first half put the Will Power Rangers in a hole they could not escape.
GOYA’s ability to start fast and maintain pressure throughout was reflected in their dominant rebound margin and shooting percentages. The team’s balanced attack and defensive discipline kept Will Power Rangers from gaining any meaningful momentum as the game progressed.
Ultimately, this result highlights GOYA’s formidable presence in the 2026 Summer League season and their determination to continue building on their success moving forward.
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