Cheshire Phoenix outlasted the Caledonia Gladiators 111–101 in SLB action, using a balanced scoring attack to secure a 10-point win. Cheshire’s offense was led by T. Cameron (21 points), M. Diggins (20), and Laquincy Rideau (19), giving the Phoenix consistent production across the game and enough separation to close out the result. The Gladiators kept pace offensively with efficient shooting, posting 33-of-55 from the field (60.0%) and hitting 11 three-pointers on 28 attempts. Caledonia also moved the ball well with 29 assists, repeatedly generating quality looks, but Cheshire’s ability to answer runs and get contributions from multiple scorers proved decisive. Cheshire’s supporting cast helped tilt the margin. J. Brenchley added 14 points and Skyler White scored 12, complementing the top trio and allowing the Phoenix to maintain pressure throughout. On the glass, Cheshire held a slight edge in rebounds (46–44), helping them finish possessions and create enough extra opportunities to offset Caledonia’s efficiency. Going forward, the result reinforces Cheshire’s strength when several scorers are producing in tandem, especially in higher-scoring games. For Caledonia, the offensive indicators—field-goal percentage and assist total—suggest the process was strong, but tightening up key defensive stretches and limiting opponent scoring bursts will be critical in similar matchups.