After an impressive regular season campaign, the SCS Lakers U12s have solidified their position as a top contender, finishing in second place with a stellar 10-2 record. Their strong performance has earned them a spot in the semi-finals this Saturday, September 20, 2025.
The Lakers' consistent play throughout the Winter 2025 season saw them amass 67 points, placing them squarely behind the undefeated SCS Fire (13-0). Their formidable record demonstrates the team's balance of offensive prowess and defensive tenacity, a formula they'll need to rely on as they head into the grand finals.
In a thrilling semi-final matchup, the Lakers will face the third-seeded All Stars, a team they have already bested in a convincing home victory earlier this season. While the Lakers have a winning history against their upcoming opponent, the semi-final stage promises a fresh challenge where anything can happen.
With their eyes on a place in the Grand Final, the Lakers will look to carry their regular-season momentum into the post-season, with their sights set on a potential rematch against SCS Fire. The stage is set for an exciting grand final showdown this Saturday. Let's Go Lakers Family!
The SCS Lakers U12s suffered their first loss of the winter season, falling to SCS Fire 44-16 in a home game that dropped their record to 5-1. Despite the challenging outcome, the Lakers showed moments of resilience and sharp shooting, particularly from beyond the arc.
Jai Singh led the Lakers' offense with an efficient 8-point performance, including a perfect 2-for-2 from three-point range. The Lakers got off to a promising start when Singh opened the scoring with a two-point field goal to give his team an early 2-0 lead. However, SCS Fire responded with a commanding 20-0 run to take control of the first half.
The Lakers showed improved offensive rhythm in the second half, with Josh Evans contributing 6 points on 3-of-8 shooting and Rajiv Buquio adding 2 points. Singh's second three-pointer of the game demonstrated the team's continued fight, and Evans closed out the Lakers' scoring with a strong drive to the basket. While the final score wasn't what the Lakers hoped for, the team's perseverance and moments of offensive execution provide building blocks for future games.
After a stellar regular season, the SCS Lakers U14s have secured the number one seed in the playoffs, finishing at the top of the ladder with an impressive 15-3 win-loss record. Their dominant performance throughout the Winter 2025 season has earned them the top-seed as they head into the semi-finals this Friday night.
The Lakers' impressive run saw them edge out the second-place Rockets by just one point in the standings, a testament to their consistent effort and hard-fought victories. This coming Friday, they will face off against the fourth-seeded SCS Suns in a highly anticipated semi-final matchup.
The Lakers have a favorable history against the Suns, having defeated them in their last encounter. However, as every coach knows, the grand finals are a new season. The Suns will be hungry for an upset, and the Lakers will need to bring their A-game to maintain their winning streak and advance to the Grand Finals.
With their sights set on the championship, the Lakers are ready to leave it all on the court. The stage is set for an exciting battle as the top-seeded Lakers begin
their final push for the title.
The SCS Lakers U14s continued their impressive winter season campaign with a convincing 33-23 home victory over the SCS Suns, improving their record to 15-3. The Lakers demonstrated strong team chemistry and defensive prowess throughout the game, holding the Suns to just 6 points in the first half.
The Lakers started hot, jumping out to a quick 5-0 lead behind Lans early scoring. After briefly surrendering the lead during a 6-0 Suns run, the Lakers responded with an impressive 11-0 streak to close out the first half. During this run, Jack Evans caught fire from beyond the arc, draining two three-pointers and finishing the half with 7 points. The Lakers entered halftime with a comfortable 16-6 advantage.
Lans dominated the second half, showcasing his efficiency by finishing with a game-high 16 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the field. Christopher Wourman provided excellent support with 8 points on 4-of-9 shooting, while Evans' first-half performance helped him finish with 7 points, including two three-pointers. Though the Suns mounted a late 9-0 run to close the gap, the Lakers maintained their composure and secured the victory. The win highlighted the Lakers' balanced scoring attack and demonstrated why they've been one of the top teams in the league this winter season.
The SCS Lakers U14s secured an exciting 35-33 home victory over the Rockets, improving their impressive season record to 14-3. In a game that featured multiple lead changes and intense back-and-forth action, the Lakers showed tremendous resilience and team chemistry to pull out the win.
The game started with the Rockets dominating early, jumping out to an 8-0 lead before the Lakers found their rhythm. Lans sparked the Lakers' comeback, scoring six consecutive points to cut into the deficit. Despite the Rockets extending their lead to 19-10, the Lakers mounted another strong run behind Taj Singh's three-pointer and continued strong play from Lans, who finished the first half with 12 points. The teams entered halftime with the Rockets holding a narrow 22-21 lead.
The second half saw the lead change hands multiple times as both teams refused to back down. Lans continued his outstanding performance, finishing with a game-high 15 points on efficient 7-13 shooting. Jack Evans provided crucial scoring down the stretch, including a clutch three-pointer late in the game that put the Lakers up 33-31. After the Rockets tied it at 33, Rajiv Buquio (4 points on perfect 2-2 shooting) sealed the victory with the game-winning basket. The win showcased the Lakers' depth and composure, with multiple players stepping up in key moments.
The SCS Lakers U14s continued their impressive winter season with a convincing 36-24 home victory over the Phoenix Flames Bulls, improving their record to 12-3. The Lakers demonstrated strong offensive execution and defensive intensity throughout the contest, particularly in the early stages of the game.
Led by Lance N'Jaikamara's outstanding performance of 15 points on efficient 7-12 shooting, the Lakers jumped out to a commanding 18-3 lead in the first half. Christopher Wourman provided excellent support with 13 points on an impressive 83% shooting (5-6 from the field), while Taj Singh contributed 6 points to the winning effort. The Lakers' fast start included four consecutive baskets from N'Jaikamara and Wourman, setting the tone for the rest of the game.
The Phoenix Flames Bulls showed resilience, mounting a 9-0 run late in the first half to close the gap to 18-12, but the Lakers maintained their composure. The second half saw the Lakers extend their lead through balanced scoring from N'Jaikamara, Wourman, and Singh. Jack Evans added a late basket to help seal the victory, as the Lakers' team-oriented play and strong defense proved too much for the Bulls to overcome.
The SCS Lakers U14s continued their impressive winter season campaign with a hard-fought 40-34 victory over the Phoenix Flames Lakers in front of their home crowd. The win improved their season record to an outstanding 11-3-0, showcasing the team's consistent performance throughout the season.
The game started with the Phoenix Flames taking an early 4-0 lead, but the Lakers quickly responded with a balanced attack. Lans and Christopher sparked the comeback, helping the Lakers build a 13-8 advantage midway through the first half. The teams traded baskets until halftime, with the Lakers holding a narrow 18-17 lead thanks to Lans's efficient 10-point first-half performance, including a perfect three-pointer.
The Lakers pulled away in the second half behind Chris's outstanding play, as he scored 11 of his game-high 15 points while shooting an impressive 70% from the field. Lans finished with 13 points on 71% shooting, while Taj Singh, Jack Evans, and Ralph Wendell Basilan each contributed 4 points to the winning effort. Despite a late 6-0 run by the Phoenix Flames, the Lakers' strong team defense and efficient offense proved too much for their opponents, securing another impressive victory for the young squad.
The SCS Lakers U14s continued their impressive season with a convincing 39-25 home victory over the SCS Suns, improving their record to 10-3. Led by Lans N'Jaikamara's outstanding 20-point performance, the Lakers demonstrated both offensive efficiency and defensive tenacity throughout the contest.
The game began with both teams trading baskets early, as the Suns took an initial 5-3 lead. However, the Lakers quickly found their rhythm, with Lans and Christopher Wourman spearheading an 8-0 run to build a 11-5 advantage. The Lakers maintained control through the first half, entering the break with a 23-19 lead despite a late 6-0 surge by the Suns.
The second half saw the Suns briefly threaten, scoring the first basket to cut the lead to two points, but the Lakers responded decisively. Wourman, who finished with an efficient 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting, scored back-to-back baskets to restore momentum. The Lakers closed out strong with a balanced attack, including contributions from Taj Singh (7 points, including a three-pointer) and Jack Evans (2 points), while Lans sealed the victory by scoring the team's final four points. The Lakers' defense was particularly impressive in the closing minutes, holding the Suns scoreless for the final stretch of the game.
The SCS Lakers U14s secured an impressive 39-31 home victory over the Rockets, improving their season record to 9-3. In a game that featured multiple lead changes and scoring runs, the Lakers demonstrated resilience and team chemistry to pull away in the second half.
The first half was a back-and-forth battle, with neither team able to establish a commanding lead early on. After trading baskets to start the game, the Rockets went on a 10-point run in the middle of the first half to build a 22-15 advantage. However, Lance N'Jaikamara sparked a Lakers comeback, scoring six straight points to help the Lakers take a slim 25-22 lead, though the Rockets would edge ahead 26-25 at halftime.
The Lakers took control in the second half, led by Lan's dominant performance. The young forward opened the half with an impressive 8-point scoring streak, helping the Lakers build a comfortable lead they wouldn't relinquish. Lans finished with a game-high 22 points on extremely efficient 11-of-13 shooting from the field. Sean Malveda and Christopher Wourman each contributed 6 points, with Sean's shooting a perfect 3-for-3 from the field. The Lakers' strong defensive effort in the second half limited the Rockets to just 5 points in the final minutes, securing the team's ninth win of the season.
The SCS Lakers U14s delivered an impressive 49-23 victory over the Phoenix Flames Heat in their home court, improving their season record to 8-3. The Lakers showcased strong team play and efficient shooting throughout the game, particularly in a dominant second half performance.
The first half saw a tight back-and-forth battle, with multiple lead changes early on. After the Lakers jumped out to a 6-2 lead behind baskets from Taj Singh, Jack Evans, and Christopher Wourman, the Flames Heat responded with a 6-0 run to take an 8-6 advantage. The Lakers maintained their composure and gradually built a 20-15 halftime lead, with Wourman contributing 6 points in the opening period.
The second half belonged to Taj Singh, who put on a spectacular shooting display. Singh scored 14 of his game-high 20 points after the break, including an impressive streak of eight straight points that helped the Lakers pull away. Singh finished with remarkable efficiency, shooting 10-of-12 from the field. Christopher Wourman added 10 points on 5-of-10 shooting, while Rajiv Buquio contributed 5 points including some crucial free throws. The Lakers' defense also stepped up in the second half, limiting the Flames Heat to just 8 points until the final minutes, securing the convincing 26-point victory.
The SCS Lakers U14s continued their strong winter season with a convincing 26-17 home victory over the PF Bulls, improving their record to 7-3. In a game that showcased both offensive efficiency and defensive tenacity, the Lakers demonstrated why they're a force to be reckoned with in their division.
The first half was a back-and-forth battle that ended in a 13-13 tie. Lans set the tone early with eight quick points, helping the Lakers build an early 8-5 lead. However, the Bulls responded with a 6-0 run to take a 13-9 advantage. Christopher Wourman stepped up late in the half, scoring four consecutive points to even the score heading into halftime.
The Lakers took control in the second half, outscoring the Bulls 13-4. After falling behind 16-13, the Lakers mounted an impressive comeback led by Lans, who finished with a game-high 16 points on efficient 7-13 shooting, including a perfect 1-1 from three-point range. Wourman added 7 points on 3-4 shooting, while Taj Singh and Rajiv Buquio contributed key baskets down the stretch. The Lakers' strong team defense in the second half limited the Bulls to just four points, securing the nine-point victory.
The SCS Lakers U14s delivered an impressive 42-28 victory over the Phoenix Flames Lakers in a thrilling home game, improving their season record to 6-3. Christopher Wourman (#38) and Lance N'Jaikamara (#58) led the way with outstanding performances, scoring 14 and 13 points respectively, with both players showing remarkable efficiency from the field.
The first half saw multiple lead changes as both teams battled for control. After falling behind 10-4 early in the game, the Lakers mounted a comeback led by Rajiv Buquio's perfect shooting and Christopher Wourman's clutch free throws. Despite a late surge from the Phoenix Flames that put them ahead 17-15 at halftime, the Lakers remained composed and focused.
The second half belonged to the Lakers, who showcased their offensive firepower and team chemistry. After trailing 23-17, the Lakers orchestrated a remarkable turnaround, sparked by Lans N'Jaikamara's hot shooting streak and Christopher Wourman's consistent scoring. The team closed out the game on an impressive 15-1 run, highlighted by N'Jaikamara's perfect three-pointer and contributions from multiple players including Taj Singh, who finished with 6 points on efficient 75% shooting. The Lakers' balanced attack and strong finish demonstrated their resilience and ability to execute under pressure.
In a thrilling home court victory, the SCS Lakers U14s edged out the SCS Suns 35-34, improving their season record to 5-3. The nail-biting contest came down to the final minutes, with Christopher Wourman (#38) emerging as the hero by scoring the game-winning basket to cap off his outstanding 21-point performance.
The game started with both teams trading baskets early, as Taj Singh (#29) helped the Lakers build an early 8-4 lead with two quick field goals. The Suns responded with a powerful 10-point run late in the first half, taking a 20-15 lead into halftime. Wourman kept the Lakers in contention during the first half with eight points, but the team faced a five-point deficit at the break.
The second half saw the Lakers mount an impressive comeback, led by Chris Wourman who shot an efficient 9-13 from the field and 3-4 from the free-throw line for the game. Blake Prunster (#11) contributed valuable points down the stretch, finishing with 5 points on 2-5 shooting, while Taj added 8 points total. The Lakers showed tremendous resilience in the final minutes, with Chris Wourman scoring the team's final four points to overcome a three-point deficit and secure the dramatic one-point victory. This win showcased the team's determination and ability to perform under pressure, with multiple players stepping up in crucial moments.
The SCS Lakers U14s faced a tough challenge at home against the Rockets, ultimately falling 47-30 in a competitive contest that featured multiple lead changes. The loss moves the Lakers to a respectable 4-3 record for their 2025 Winter Season campaign.
Lans led the way with an impressive 24-point performance, shooting an efficient 11-19 from the field and perfect 2-2 from the free throw line. The Lakers started strong, jumping out to a quick 4-0 lead behind N'Jaikamara's hot hand. Christopher Wourman contributed 4 points on 2-4 shooting, while Jack Evans added 2 points to round out the Lakers' scoring.
The game remained close throughout the first portion, with neither team able to build more than a small advantage. The Lakers showed great resilience, regaining the lead at 20-19 thanks to Lan's personal 6-point run. However, the Rockets found their rhythm in the latter stages of the game, putting together several scoring streaks, including a decisive 6-0 run that helped them pull away. Despite N'Jaikamara's continued strong play until the end, the Rockets' balanced attack proved too much to overcome. The Lakers showed great effort and teamwork throughout, giving their home crowd plenty to cheer about despite the final outcome.