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SuperHawks Dominate Yakima Heat in Statement Win at Royal Brougham

By Ben Darrett

SEATTLE — In front of an energized home crowd at Royal Brougham Pavilion, the Seattle SuperHawks delivered a commanding performance Sunday evening, defeating the Yakima Heat 128–93 in a game that showcased depth, efficiency, and complete control from start to finish.

Seattle took control early, breaking the game open in the second quarter with a 34–15 run that gave them a lead they would never surrender. Their pace, ball movement, and defensive pressure overwhelmed Yakima throughout the night.

Seattle SuperHawks Leaders

Emeche Wells led all scorers with 22 points on a perfect 10-of-10 shooting performance, providing a huge spark off the bench. Jontay Porter followed with 21 points and a dominant 18 rebounds, controlling the paint on both ends. Bryson Dennis added 20 points along with five assists, while David Crisp contributed 18 points and nine assists, keeping the offense flowing.

Yakima Heat Leaders

Connor Kelly led Yakima with 22 points, while Chidiebere Obichere added 15 points and nine rebounds. Deshawn Kelly and Eric Turner each chipped in 14 points, but the Heat struggled to keep pace with Seattle’s offensive firepower.

Seattle shot an impressive 58.2% from the field and dominated key areas, including points in the paint (84–30) and points off turnovers (33–14), showing their physicality and discipline on both ends.

The SuperHawks capped the night with a 41-point fourth quarter, putting a stamp on one of their most complete performances of the season.

With strong contributions from both starters and the bench, Seattle continues to build momentum and establish itself as a serious contender in the USBL.