Cali Championship Hoops (NBA2K) Custom League

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In a showdown marking the commencement of Cali Championship Hoops' inaugural season, the California Reds and the visiting San Diego Sabrewolves treated fans to a game filled with intensity, skill, and some league "firsts."

"The atmosphere tonight was electric,” said Commissioner Ray Lenearl. “It's a privilege to be part of this historic kickoff to our new league.”

The stage was set as Donnell Nash of the Sabrewolves etched his name in the league's history books, delivering the first-ever basket with a two-point jump shot. However, the Reds responded with flair as Martin McCloud showcased precision with the league's first made three-pointer, setting the tone for an electrifying contest.

"I just wanted to make my mark early on and contribute to the team's success,” McCloud remarked post-game. “Scoring the first three-pointer in league history was special, and I will never forget it.”

The spotlight, however, shone brightly on Andre Creek, a first-round pick for the Sabrewolves. Creek wasted no time making his presence felt, amassing 20 points, 5 rebounds, and two blocks in his professional debut.

"I've been working hard to get to this point, and it feels good to contribute to the team from the get-go. I hate to begin my career with a tough loss, but we'll keep building on this," Creek commented.

The Sabrewolves maintained a 39-38 lead at the half.

The Reds showcased their shooting expertise, particularly from beyond the arc, where they finished shooting 50%.

“Long-range shooting is a vital aspect of our game, and tonight, the players demonstrated their proficiency,” shared Reds head coach William Walker. “If we can keep it up, it's a positive sign for us moving forward.”

California emerged victorious with a final score of 80-74, securing the first win in the new league.

"It's an incredible feeling to secure the first win in our league's history,” exclaimed Reds' team captain J.C. McMillan. “This is just the beginning, and we're excited for the journey ahead in Cali Championship Hoops.”



Player Stats:

Andre Creek (SD): 20 points, 5 rebounds, 2 blocks
Mo Parks (CAL): 18 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist
Martin McCloud (CAL): 16 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist
A.J. Cox (CAL): 15 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists
J.C. McMillan (CAL): 10 points, 10 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 block

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California 80, SD Sabrewolves 74

The LA Arena set the stage for the historic inaugural games in Cali Championship Hoops. In a nail-biting clash, Andre Creek made a memorable pro debut for the Sabrewolves, notching 20 points and five rebounds. However, the Reds, led by Mo Parks with 18 points and J.C. McMillian's double-double (10 points, 10 rebounds), showcased their prowess by shooting 50% from beyond the three-point line.

Los Angeles 85, Golden State 80

In the second game of the LA Arena double-header, high school teammates and first-round picks, Jack McMichael Jr. (Los Angeles Dynamics) and DeAnte Gray (Golden State Enterprise), faced off for the first time. The Dynamics made a stunning comeback from a 17-point deficit to steal the victory. McMichael Jr. recorded 26 points, 5 assists, and 2 blocks. Despite a losing effort, Gray contributed with 6 points and 7 rebounds.

San Jose 102, Anaheim 96

Tigersharks etched their name in history by becoming the first team in the league to hit the century mark. Kirk Tinsley, a standout for the Admirals, dropped a league-high 34 points, but San Jose held its ground. Donovan Lowry led the Tigersharks with 33 points and first-round pick Josh Parks and Prep Hoops MVP Josh Bowen made impactful debuts, contributing 17 points each.

Long Beach 87, Sacramento 82

Kirk Barnes propelled the Vipers with 25 points in a closely contested battle, escaping the Sac Town Arena with a hard-fought win.

Oakland 104, SD Strykers 102 (Overtime)

The night concluded with the league’s first-ever overtime thriller. Alonzo Reece led the Renegades with 29 points and 7 assists, while George Brooks dominated with 29 points and 11 boards. Jamar Dean showcased resilience for the Strykers, contributing 26 points and 8 assists in an intense battle.

Next 12 Games:

San Francisco at Long Beach
Sacramento at Anaheim
San Jose at Oakland
SD Sabrewolves at Anaheim
Sacramento at Los Angeles
Anaheim at California
Los Angeles at Oakland
San Jose at Sacramento
Anaheim at SD Sabrewolves
Anaheim at Los Angeles
Sacramento at SD Strykers
Fresno at Anaheim