TCBL Toronto Community Basketball League

SNM vs Syndicate Boys

Schedule / Sunday, Nov 1 Sunday LeagueSunday Morning · Intermediate Sun, Nov 1, 2026
54 SNM W
FINALWon by 15

10:00 AM · 3338 Bayview Ave, North York · Map

Game highlights1:28 · every made shot

Game recap

Written by AI from the game stats

SNM won 54-39 over Syndicate Boys, a 15-point victory.

SNM shot 39% from the field (24-of-61) to Syndicate Boys’ 32% (16-of-50), while SNM went 4-of-18 from three compared with 4-of-16. The decisive difference was elsewhere: SNM generated 17 assists, 13 steals and only 7 turnovers, while Syndicate Boys had 13 assists, 6 steals and 16 turnovers. Syndicate Boys did win the glass 37-34, but its nine-turnover deficit was costly. Syndicate Boys also held a 3-of-7 advantage at the line to SNM’s 2-of-5. #92 led SNM with 20 points on 9-of-18, adding 9 rebounds and 4 steals. #65 topped Syndicate Boys with 13 points on 6-of-13, plus 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block. Dev Patel and #19 each grabbed 15 rebounds, with #19 also contributing 7 assists and 2 blocks.

Team takeaways

Written by AI from the game stats
SNM
STRENGTHS
  1. Ball pressure and turnover controlThirteen steals and only seven turnovers produced a nine-turnover advantage and helped secure the 54-39 win. #92 and #4 each recorded four steals. Preserve this pressure while looking to convert more takeaways into early transition attacks before the defense can reset.
  2. Efficient paint attackSNM shot 20-of-43 from two (46.5%), with #92 leading the effort at 7-of-16 from two while contributing nine points, nine rebounds and four steals. #13 added 3-of-4 two-point shooting. Continue emphasizing cuts, seal-and-roll reads and short-roll actions before expanding to the perimeter.
  3. Ball movement and balanced contributionsThe team generated 17 assists against seven turnovers, with #19 recording seven assists, 15 rebounds and two blocks, and #4 adding five assists and four steals. #8's 11 points, #92's nine, #4's eight and #13's six provide four dependable scoring options. Use the two primary facilitators to maintain movement and keep the offense flowing.
TO WORK ON
  1. Three-point shot qualityFour made threes on 18 attempts (22.2%) is a meaningful drag despite the excellent paint attack. #8 was 1-for-6, #4 was 0-for-4 and #15 was 1-for-4 from three. We should create cleaner looks through off-ball movement, early penetration and above-break spacing, allowing the most reliable perimeter options to take open attempts rather than chasing more volume. For #8, early action before a pull-up should be the priority if he is initiating offense.
  2. Free-throw generation and finishingSNM shot 2-of-5 (40.0%) at the line, with all five attempts belonging to #8. Five attempts are too small a sample to condemn the shooting routine, but the conversion warrants focused repetition. More importantly, use cuts, seal-and-roll actions and relocations to create additional trips while preserving the efficient paint attack.
  3. Defensive glass and second-chance opportunitiesThe team had 30 defensive rebounds against Syndicate's 32 and four offensive rebounds against five. Although SNM won the rebounding margin overall, that gap can narrow in a rematch. Use #19 as the primary defensive-glass organizer, have #92 protect the weak side and send one controlled rebounder toward the offensive glass when the shot-clock situation permits. Data check for the next review: The supplied Syndicate team totals list 16 three-point attempts and 13 assists, while the player lines sum to 19 and 11; SNM's team offensive-rebound total is four versus one credited in the player lines. Please reconcile these fields before assigning shot-volume or rebound roles.

SNM's pressure, turnover advantage and paint efficiency were decisive. Improving perimeter shot quality, free-throw trip creation and defensive rebounding will make the team's success more sustainable without sacrificing its defensive identity.

Syndicate Boys
STRENGTHS
  1. Defensive reboundingSyndicate Boys collected 37 rebounds, including 32 defensive boards compared with SNM's 30, with Dev Patel contributing 13 of those defensive rebounds. Protect this advantage through clear box-out assignments, with Dev Patel and #65 serving as primary anchors.
  2. Interior production and balanced scoring#65 scored 13 points on 6-of-9 two-point shooting while adding 8 rebounds, 4 assists and a block. Six players scored, including 10 points each from #48 and suge meen, so the offense was not dependent on one player. Continue feeding the paint early while maintaining cutting and perimeter balance.
  3. Defensive pressure without excessive foulingThe team allowed only five free-throw attempts, held SNM to 4-of-18 three-point shooting and recorded six steals. Continue applying active hands and communicating passing lanes while keeping closeouts and help rotations disciplined.
TO WORK ON
  1. Shooting efficiency and shot qualityThe team shot 16-of-50 overall (32.0%), 12-of-34 from two (35.3%) and 4-of-16 from three (25.0%), compared with SNM's 24-of-61 overall (39.3%) and 20-of-43 from two (46.5%). #81 was 0-for-10 and #99 was 1-for-5. We should prioritize early-clock rim reads, cuts and above-break threes, establish a designated late-clock shooter and avoid forcing contested jumpers rather than simply increasing three-point volume.
  2. Ball securitySixteen turnovers compared with seven by SNM materially reduced possession value. #58, Dev Patel, #65 and #48 accounted for 15 of those giveaways. Use two-ball passing, safer drive reads and live-ball relocation after screens, with pressure drills focused on protecting the ball. A reasonable next-game target is 12 or fewer turnovers.
  3. Paint defense and transition disciplineSNM converted 20 of 43 two-point attempts and 24 field goals overall. Tighten this by establishing early weak-side help, keeping #65 anchored to the interior and having guards close out without abandoning the lane. Then emphasize immediate transition recovery after makes and live-ball turnovers to reduce high-value early possessions.

The rebounding, interior play and scoring balance are strong foundations, but cleaner decisions, higher-quality shots and stronger paint and transition defense are the clearest routes to raising the 39-point output.

Team stats

SNMSyndicate Boys
24-61 · 39.3%
Field goals
32.0% · 16-50
4-18 · 22.2%
3-pointers
25.0% · 4-16
2-5
Free throws
3-7
34
Rebounds
37
17
Assists
13
13
Steals
6
2
Blocks
1
7
Turnovers
16

Box score

FG, 3P and FT shown as made-attempted

SNM

54W
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
92Player #92Is this you? Claim it → 209140209-182-20-0
8Player #8Is this you? Claim it → 111200014-111-62-5
4anuThief 85540314-140-40-0
13Player #13Is this you? Claim it → 60010003-40-10-0
19Player #19Is this you? Claim it →Player of the gameDimer 415722122-50-00-0
15Player #15Is this you? Claim it → 33220101-71-40-0
3Player #3Is this you? Claim it → 20000001-10-00-0
95Player #95Is this you? Claim it → 01000010-10-10-0
99Player #99Is this you? Claim it → 00000000-00-00-0
Team totals5434171327524-614-182-5
Shooting39.3%22.2%40.0%

Syndicate Boys

39L
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
65Player #65Is this you? Claim it → 138411306-130-41-2
48Player #48Is this you? Claim it → 101010304-102-60-0
58suge meen 101410523-62-22-2
46Dev Patel 415320412-60-00-3
99Player #99Is this you? Claim it → 24210001-50-00-0
81Player #81Is this you? Claim it → 08000100-100-40-0
Team totals3937136116316-504-163-7
Shooting32.0%25.0%42.9%

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