Verle didn't miss, scoring 22 points on eight shots

• Geraldton explodes for 115-75 victory behind Verle Williams' perfect 8-from-8 shooting performance
• Dominant team effort with seven players scoring in double figures and 52-37 rebounding advantage
• Rockingham edges Goldfields 82-79 in tight contest with Isaac White scoring 25 points
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Geraldton 115 def Mandurah 75 — Watch the Replay

Geraldton delivered a masterclass offensive performance in their 115-75 demolition of Mandurah at Mandurah Aquatic & Recreation Centre. Verle Williams was outstanding with 22 points on perfect 8-from-8 shooting from the field while Nikolas DeSantis and Akeem Springs added 20 points each. The Buccaneers shot a remarkable 63.4% from the field and dominated the glass with a 52-37 rebounding advantage.

The visitors established control early, building a 52-point lead at one stage while showcasing exceptional ball movement with 27 assists. Mandurah struggled mightily on offense, shooting just 30.6% from the field including a dismal 19.4% from three-point range. Lachlan Bertram and Jermaine Malie each scored 23 points for the home team, but received little support as Geraldton's depth proved overwhelming with seven players scoring in double figures.

Willetton 107 def SW Slammers 82 — Watch the Replay

Thomas Gerovich powered Willetton to a commanding 107-82 victory against SW Slammers at Willetton Basketball Stadium with a dominant double-double performance. Gerovich collected 23 points and 11 rebounds on efficient 10-from-16 shooting, while Tana Kopa added 22 points including 4-from-8 from beyond the arc as the Tigers shot 53% from the field.

The Tigers' transition game proved devastating, outscoring the Slammers 34-10 in fastbreak points while converting at a higher rate inside the paint. Despite Jamal Poplar's impressive 31-point, 9-rebound effort for the Slammers, Willetton's superior depth was evident as they dominated the boards 48-30 and shared the ball effectively with 28 assists compared to the Slammers' 23. The victory extends Willetton's strong home form as they prepare for a crucial matchup against Rockingham in Round 16.

Lakeside 110 def Perry Lakes 91 — Watch the Replay

Rowan Mackenzie delivered a stellar performance with 31 points as Lakeside Lightning secured a comfortable 110-91 victory over Perry Lakes at Lakeside Recreation Centre. Mackenzie was remarkably efficient, shooting 11-from-14 from the field including 5-from-6 from three-point range, while adding eight assists. Corey Shervill contributed 25 points with seven three-pointers as the Lightning shot an impressive 50% from downtown.

The Lightning dominated the boards with 41 rebounds to Perry Lakes' 32, including 18 offensive rebounds that led to 16 second-chance points. Joshua Davey was instrumental on the glass with 16 rebounds (9 offensive). For Perry Lakes, Luke Phillips led the charge with 22 points, while Matthew Leary added 21 points and six rebounds, but the Hawks couldn't overcome Lakeside's blistering perimeter shooting and rebounding advantage.

Rockingham 82 def Goldfields 79 — Watch the Replay

Isaac White delivered a clutch performance with 25 points as Rockingham secured a hard-fought 82-79 victory against Goldfields Giants at Mike Barnett Sports Complex. White shot 8-from-17 from the field and added nine assists in a complete performance, while Laquinton Ross registered a double-double with 16 points and 12 rebounds on efficient 7-from-9 shooting.

Goldfields' De'Sean Parsons was exceptional in defeat with 21 points and a game-high 18 rebounds, matched in scoring by Joshua Duach who also contributed 21 points. The contest featured 16 lead changes in a back-and-forth battle, but Rockingham's superior shooting efficiency (42.9% versus 37.7%) proved the difference in the closing stages. Both teams defended the perimeter well, with Goldfields shooting 33.3% from deep while holding Rockingham to 29.7% from beyond the arc.

Warwick 110 def Eastern Suns 100 — Watch the Replay

Elijah Pepper exploded for 38 points as Warwick Senators secured a hard-earned 110-100 victory against Eastern Suns at Ray Owen Sports Centre. Pepper was outstanding, shooting 10-from-25 from the field while adding 13-from-14 from the free-throw line, complemented by eight rebounds and four assists. Todd Withers contributed 22 points on efficient 7-from-10 shooting including 4-from-5 from beyond the arc.

The Senators converted from the charity stripe at a remarkable rate, making 26-from-33 free throws compared to Eastern Suns' 7-from-9. This disparity proved decisive as Eastern Suns actually outshot Warwick from the field (49.4% to 49.3%). Travis Fee led Eastern Suns with 25 points on sizzling 10-from-13 shooting, while Marshall Nelson added 23 points, but Warwick's superior outside shooting (16-from-35 from three-point range) and free-throw advantage secured the victory.