TCBL Toronto Community Basketball League

VSS vs NDD

Schedule / Saturday, Oct 24 Saturday LeagueSaturday Beginner Sat, Oct 24, 2026
56 VSS W
FINALWon by 13
43 NDD L

9:00 AM · 190 Allstate Pkwy, Unit 102, Markham · Front court · Map

Game highlights1:28 · every made shot

Game recap

Written by AI from the game stats

VSS claimed the 56-43 win, a 13-point separation, with cleaner execution and defensive pressure supplying the punch. There are no quarter splits or play-by-play in the feed, so no single run can responsibly be called the turning point. The statistical swing is clear: VSS generated 9 steals and committed 8 turnovers, compared with NDD’s 4 steals and 15 turnovers. VSS also committed only 3 fouls against NDD’s 11. Even with NDD controlling the glass 39-35 and holding a five-rebound edge on the offensive glass, VSS put together the stronger two-way performance behind the result.

Location made the separation. VSS shot 55% inside the arc, 18-of-33, compared with NDD’s 37%, 16-of-43. NDD actually shot better from downtown, 27% on 4-of-15, versus VSS’s 23% on 6-of-26, although VSS buried two more triples. Overall, VSS connected on 24-of-59 attempts, 41%, while NDD shot 20-of-58, 34%. The helpers were nearly even, with VSS holding a 14-13 assist edge.

VSS #14 supplied the biggest scoring punch with 20 points on 9-of-18 shooting, 10 rebounds and 3 steals, a 20/10/3 line. #9 added 11/16/5 with 4 steals, while #10 went 4-for-4 from the field for 8 points. NDD #2 answered with 18 points on 7-of-17 shooting, including 4 triples, and #15 added 7 points and 8 rebounds.

Team takeaways

Written by AI from the game stats
VSS
STRENGTHS
  1. The staff combined efficiency with scoring balanceVSS shot 24-of-59 overall (40.7%) and 18-of-33 from two (54.5%), while four players reached double figures—#14 with 20, #9 with 11, #2 with 10 and #10 with 8. Continue running the screening and early off-ball action that creates touches for multiple finishers rather than relying on one creator.
  2. Ball security and playmaking were excellent, with only eight turnovers and 14 assists for a 1.75 assist-to-turnover ratio. #2 and #9 each recorded five assists, while #14 added three assists without a turnover. Preserve the simple passing rules and look for early offense before the defense can load the ball handler.
  3. The defense was disruptive without excessive fouling, generating nine steals on only three team fouls and securing 29 defensive rebounds. #9 posted 16 rebounds and four steals, while #14 added 10 rebounds and three steals. This pressure helped produce 15 NDD turnovers and held the opponent to 45 points; continue emphasizing secure hands, communication and box-outs.
TO WORK ON
  1. Three-point efficiency needs refinement. VSS made 6-of-26 from three (23.1%), including 2-of-9 for #2 and 0-of-5 for #7. Rather than reducing volume indiscriminately, audit shot quality and prioritize corner threes, above-the-break opportunities and quick-handoff looks; when the matchup is unfavorable, use the team's efficient two-point attack instead of forcing marginal attempts.
  2. Free-throw generation and execution were limited by a 2-of-6 performance (33.3%) and only six attempts. Create more lane attacks, post seals and drive-and-dish situations to raise the attempt count, while reinforcing a repeatable release and follow-through routine with the primary shooters.
  3. Rim protection and second-chance defense should be tightened. VSS recorded no blocks, and NDD collected 11 offensive rebounds. Add early rim help, weak-side rotations and a clear box-out priority for the big, while improving guard-to-big communication on drive coverage. Overall

The win was built on balanced scoring, ball security and disruptive defense; tightening three-point shot quality, creating more free-throw opportunities and protecting the rim should make the team's efficiency more sustainable.

NDD
STRENGTHS
  1. NDD established a clear rebounding advantage with 39 total rebounds to 35 and 11 offensive rebounds to six. #29 collected nine boards and #15 added eight, providing a strong foundation for second chances and defensive possession control. Preserve the box-out assignments and crash selectively rather than sending everyone to the glass.
  2. The supporting group provided efficient complementary production#7, #5, #8 and #11 combined for 16 points on 8-of-15 shooting, with #7 also recording two steals. Continue emphasizing cuts, offensive rebounding and short-roll reads to maximize this depth without increasing the usage burden on #2.
  3. #2 served as an effective primary scoring option with 18 points, including 4-of-10 from three and 7-of-17 overall. Build the first action around his catches in space, then use screening and off-ball movement to create easier second and third options for the supporting group.
TO WORK ON
  1. Shot quality and conversion need attention. NDD shot 20-of-58 overall (34.5%), 16-of-43 from two (37.2%) and 4-of-15 from three (26.7%), while going 1-of-5 at the line. Prioritize rim cuts, transition chances and high-value threes, use controlled five-out spacing only with repeatable shooting, and add a contact-finishing protocol to earn cleaner free-throw opportunities.
  2. Ball security and decision-making limited offensive flowThe team recorded 15 turnovers against 13 assists, with #5 turning it over five times, #29 four times and #2 three times. Simplify late-clock reads, add an extra pass through the high post or weak-side guard, and use set plays after live-ball turnovers so the movement creates cleaner possessions.
  3. Paint protection should become a priority. VSS made 18 of 33 two-point attempts (54.5%), and neither team recorded a block. Despite NDD's 28 defensive rebounds and the overall glass advantage, establish early-help and weak-side rotation rules, tag drives before they reach the rim, and prioritize a high-rebounding big in help positions. Overall

The rebounding and supporting-player efficiency are useful foundations, but cleaner shot selection, tighter ball security and stronger interior defense are the clearest paths to improving the result.

Team stats

VSSNDD
24-59 · 40.7%
Field goals
34.5% · 20-58
6-26 · 23.1%
3-pointers
26.7% · 4-15
2-6
Free throws
1-5
35
Rebounds
39
14
Assists
13
9
Steals
4
0
Blocks
0
8
Turnovers
15

Box score

FG, 3P and FT shown as made-attempted

VSS

56W
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
14Player #14Is this you? Claim it →Player of the gameDouble-double 2010330009-181-51-3
9Player #9Is this you? Claim it →Double-doubleThief 1116540405-131-50-0
2Player #2Is this you? Claim it →Dimer 103500114-112-90-0
10Player #10Is this you? Claim it → 83100224-40-00-1
8Player #8Is this you? Claim it → 43020101-41-11-2
3Player #3Is this you? Claim it → 30000001-21-10-0
11Player #11Is this you? Claim it → 00000000-10-00-0
7Player #7Is this you? Claim it → 00000000-60-50-0
Team totals563514908324-596-262-6
Shooting40.7%23.1%33.3%

NDD

43L
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFFG3PFT
2alex wongSniper 183210327-174-100-0
15kevin wong 78110213-90-01-2
7Player #7Is this you? Claim it → 64020003-40-00-0
5Daniel Yung 46200512-40-00-0
8Player #8Is this you? Claim it → 46100022-50-10-0
29Player #29Is this you? Claim it → 29200411-80-20-0
35Dino Thai 22100011-90-20-0
11Player #11Is this you? Claim it → 21000111-20-00-0
10ALAN CHAN 00400010-00-00-3
4Player #4Is this you? Claim it → 00000010-00-00-0
Team totals45391340151120-584-151-5
Shooting34.5%26.7%20.0%

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