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The Windsor Express are seeing positive results in their math calculations.
During the final stretch of the regular season, the Express secured a crucial 108-102 victory over the Newfoundland Rogues in front of 2,181 fans at the WFCU Centre.
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“It was a significant win,” expressed Shadell Millinghaus, a guard for the Express. “I believe we are now in third place because of this victory.”
With their fourth win in the last five games, Windsor’s record improved to 13-9, surpassing the Rogues (15-11) by percentage points.
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The Basketball Super League’s playoff teams will be determined by winning percentage due to an unbalanced schedule in the inaugural season. Windsor’s head coach, Bill Jones, highlighted the challenges of the unique playing conditions.
Windsor’s win moved them to third place with a .591 winning percentage, while Newfoundland dropped to fourth place at .577.
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After a challenging game against the Rogues, Express forward Ty Groce emphasized the importance of defense in their victory.
Despite a close contest, Windsor managed to maintain their lead and secure the win.
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