TCBL Toronto Community Basketball League

Mambas vs Chagiya

Schedule / Sunday, Nov 1 Sunday LeagueSunday Afternoon · Rec 1 Sun, Nov 1, 2026
FINALWon by 21

12:45 PM · 190 Allstate Pkwy, Unit 102, Markham · Back court · Map

Game highlights1:28 · every made shot

Game recap

Written by AI from the game stats

Chagiya beat Mambas 48-27 in a comfortable 21-point victory on November 1. With no quarter scores or timeline to mark a turning point, the final margin is the clearest statement of the game.

Chagiya shot 18-of-58 (31.0%), compared with 12-of-54 (22.2%) for Mambas, and won the three-point edge 4-of-23 to 0-of-12. Rebounding was a major separator, with Chagiya collecting 44 boards to 36. Chagiya’s #1 grabbed 16 rebounds, added 4 assists and led the team in scoring with 12 points on 5-of-15. Mambas had two co-leaders in #20 and #23, who scored 6 points apiece, while #7 anchored the boards with 9 rebounds. Chagiya protected the ball better with 15 turnovers against 17, and the teams were nearly even in steals at 11 to 10. At the free-throw line, Chagiya shot 7-of-14 and Mambas 3-of-6.

Team takeaways

Written by AI from the game stats
Mambas
STRENGTHS
  1. First, the Mambas showed encouraging defensive activity with 10 steals, reflecting a willingness to disrupt the ball and disrupt passing lanes. Preserve this energy by defining press and trap triggers, keeping the first defender square, and bringing a second defender into lanes without surrendering the corners. Second, the team was competitive on the defensive glass, securing 30 of its 36 rebounds on the defensive end. #7 collected 9 defensive rebounds, while #20 totaled 8 boards. Continue strong box-out assignments, communicate coverage clearly, and initiate transition offense immediately after securing possession. Third, there was useful efficient shot-making from key rotation players. #6 made 3-of-4 for 7 points, added 4 free-throw attempts and 3 steals, while #20 also made 3-of-4 for 6 points with 2 steals. Their combined 6-of-8 shooting and 13 points provide a strong template; expand off-ball cuts and create clear timing for perimeter players.
TO WORK ON
  1. First, shooting efficiency is the clearest constraint. Mambas shot 12-of-54 overall (22.2%), 12-of-42 from two (28.6%), and 0-of-12 from three. #23 was 2-of-20, #20 was 3-of-12, and #10 was 1-of-8. Favor early offense, cuts to the rim, reverse action, and layups or short pull-ups rather than contested jumpers; establish an initial shot-quality goal of at least 35% overall and 30% from two. Second, turnovers and low assist volume are suppressing the offense. The team committed 17 turnovers and recorded only 6 assists on 12 makes, while #20 and #23 combined for 0 assists and #23 committed 6 turnovers. Designate a primary initiator, simplify the reads, use off-ball screens and relocation, and reset after consecutive turnovers; aim for no more than 12 turnovers and at least 10 assists. Third, defensive containment and foul management need tightening. Mambas allowed 58 field-goal attempts, 14 free throws, and 44 rebounds while committing 16 fouls. Improve early closeout positioning, help-and-recover communication, and matchup discipline at the rim; attack mismatches rather than reaching, and prioritize boxing out to reduce second-chance points and free throws.

The Mambas have a useful defensive-energy and rebounding foundation, but simpler ball control and substantially better shot quality are the clearest paths to improving the 27-point output.

Chagiya
STRENGTHS
  1. First, Chagiya controlled the game 47-27 and produced 18 field goals on 58 attempts. The 14-of-35 two-point shooting rate of 40.0% demonstrates useful interior efficiency, with #13, #24, and watermelon the friend combining for 23 points. Continue emphasizing paint touches, cuts, and early secondary actions. Second, the defensive pressure was excellent: 11 steals, only 7 personal fouls, and a plus-two turnover margin with 17 opponent turnovers against 15 team turnovers helped hold Mambas to 22.2% shooting and 0-for-12 from three. Maintain pressure on the ball, communicate on switches, and keep closeouts compact. Third, Chagiya won the rebounding battle 44-36, collected 11 offensive rebounds, and earned 14 free throws. #1 led the glass effort with 16 rebounds, including 5 offensive boards, while scoring 12 points. Keep sending multiple players to the glass and converting defensive stops into controlled transition opportunities.
TO WORK ON
  1. First, three-point efficiency needs attention. Chagiya shot 4-of-23 from three (17.4%), including 2-of-12 for #88 and 0-of-3 for #1. Reduce low-quality early-clock attempts, require an extra pass when the primary read is covered, and reserve three-point attempts for clear space and reliable shooters; a reasonable initial target is 25% from three. Second, ball security and creation can improve. The team had 15 turnovers and only 12 assists on 18 field goals, indicating that several possessions ended before the offense generated a clean extra pass. #1 committed 5 turnovers, #88 committed 4, and #24 committed 2. Use no-turnover reads, earlier cuts, clearer spacing, and brief timeout resets after consecutive live-ball turnovers, with goals of 12 or fewer turnovers and at least 15 assists. Third, free-throw conversion is leaving points on the table. Chagiya shot 7-of-14 (50.0%), with #1 going 2-of-6. Standardize a repeatable routine, use pressure simulation before attempts, and track early misses by shooter; reaching 75% would add roughly two points without changing shot creation.

Preserve the defensive and rebounding identity while sharpening perimeter selection, ball security, and free-throw execution.

Team stats

MambasChagiya
12-54 · 22.2%
Field goals
31.0% · 18-58
0-12 · 0.0%
3-pointers
17.4% · 4-23
3-6
Free throws
7-14
36
Rebounds
44
6
Assists
12
10
Steals
11
1
Blocks
1
17
Turnovers
15

Box score

FG, 3P and FT shown as made-attempted

Mambas

27L
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
6Player #6Is this you? Claim it → 77130333-40-01-4
20Player #20Is this you? Claim it → 68000323-120-00-0
23Player #23Is this you? Claim it →Thief 68340632-200-72-2
7Player #7Is this you? Claim it → 29020031-50-00-0
2Player #2Is this you? Claim it → 22101121-20-00-0
10Player #10Is this you? Claim it → 21110311-80-30-0
17Player #17Is this you? Claim it → 21000121-30-20-0
Team totals27366101171612-540-123-6
Shooting22.2%0.0%50.0%

Chagiya

48W
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
1Player #1Is this you? Claim it →Player of the gameDimerDouble-double 1216410505-150-32-6
24Player #24Is this you? Claim it → 104030203-61-13-4
7watermelon the friend 75220103-90-21-2
88Player #88Is this you? Claim it → 71110412-122-121-2
13Player #13Is this you? Claim it → 64220133-40-10-0
20Player #20Is this you? Claim it → 32020021-31-30-0
10Player #10Is this you? Claim it → 210301101-40-00-0
0Player #0Is this you? Claim it → 02000110-50-10-0
Team totals47441211115718-584-237-14
Shooting31.0%17.4%50.0%

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