Narkle's 33 points powers Bucc's past Geraldton

• Johny Narkle's 33-point performance powers Geraldton to 103-83 victory against Joondalup
• Isaac White (33) and Laquinton Ross (22 points, 12 rebounds) lead Rockingham to overtime win against Perry Lakes
• East Perth's Max Rice scorches nets with 32 points on 75% three-point shooting in win against Warwick‍
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Geraldton def Joondalup 103-83 — Watch the Replay

Johny Narkle detonated for 33 points as Geraldton dominated Joondalup 103-83 at Active West Stadium. Narkle was outstanding, shooting 56% from the field including 5-from-13 from deep while adding nine rebounds, six assists, and three steals.

Liam Hunt recorded a double-double with 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Akeem Springs contributed 18 points for the Buccaneers.

Joondalup struggled despite Ethan Elliott's 29-point effort and Joey Baker's 25 points on efficient 8-from-16 shooting including 5-from-9 from beyond the arc. Geraldton's rebounding advantage (50-36) proved decisive as they led by as many as 23 points.

The Buccaneers' 40 percent three-point shooting (14-from-35) outpaced Joondalup's 31.4 percent mark (11-from-35) in a game that featured 25 lead changes before Geraldton pulled away.

Rockingham def Perry Lakes 108-104 — Watch the Replay

Isaac White poured in 33 points as Rockingham secured a thrilling 108-104 overtime victory against Perry Lakes at Mike Barnett Sports Complex. White shot 10-from-27 from the field and added nine rebounds, six assists, and three steals in a stellar all-around performance.

Laquinton Ross dominated inside with a double-double of 22 points and 12 rebounds on exceptional 10-from-14 shooting.

Perry Lakes received strong contributions from Nicholas Floyd (22 points, 10 rebounds) and Jaden Stanley-Williams (21 points including 6-from-11 from three-point range). The close contest featured 19 lead changes and eight ties with both teams shooting well from beyond the arc.

Rockingham's inside presence proved crucial, outscoring Perry Lakes 56-42 in the paint during an intense matchup that went down to the final moments.

Lakeside def Mandurah 93-83 — Watch the Replay

AJ Wilson's dominant 22-point, 10-rebound double-double powered Lakeside to a 93-83 victory against Mandurah at Mandurah Aquatic & Rec Centre. Wilson was outstanding, shooting a stellar 10-from-12 from the field while adding two blocks.

Corey Shervill contributed 21 points, nine rebounds, and four steals, while Joshua Davey added another double-double with 16 points and 15 rebounds.

Mandurah was led by Sammie Freeman's 18 points and 12 rebounds, with Julian Pesava and Lachlan Bertram each adding 16 points. Despite a balanced scoring attack, Mandurah struggled to contain Lakeside on the boards, losing the rebounding battle 54-40 including a crucial 20-12 disadvantage on the offensive glass. Lakeside led by as many as 16 points and controlled the game from early in the second quarter.

East Perth def Warwick 122-106 — Watch the Replay

Max Rice exploded for 32 points on exceptional shooting as East Perth raced past Warwick 122-106 at Warwick Stadium. Rice was nearly perfect, hitting 11-from-15 from the field including 6-from-8 from three-point range, while Jonah Antonio added 29 points, seven rebounds, and four assists.

East Perth's 58.8 percent three-point shooting (20-from-34) proved unstoppable.

Warwick battled behind Mitch Clarke's 29 points, seven rebounds, and three steals, with Cody Ellis adding 18 points off the bench. Despite six players scoring in double figures, Warwick couldn't match East Perth's offensive firepower.

The Eagles shot a blistering 60.3 percent from the field while building a lead that reached 17 points. East Perth's defense created 16 Warwick turnovers, leading to crucial transition opportunities.

Perth def SW Slammers 92-75 — Watch the Replay

Lochlan Cummings scored 25 points as Perth secured a comfortable 92-75 victory against the SW Slammers at Eaton Rec Centre. Cummings delivered an all-around performance with seven rebounds and eight assists, while Emmanuel Kanwei added 17 points on efficient 8-from-9 shooting including numerous highlight-reel dunks.

Jonah Underwood contributed a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds.

The Slammers were led by Pharell Keats and Devan Craig who each scored 17 points. Perth dominated the glass 43-27 and shot an impressive 72.2 percent on two-point attempts (26-from-36). After a competitive first quarter, Perth gradually pulled away, leading by as many as 17 points.

The Redbacks' paint dominance (52-30 advantage in points in the paint) proved too much for the Slammers to overcome.

Willetton def Goldfields 108-82 — Watch the Replay

Taeshon Cherry's 30-point masterclass led Willetton to a dominant 108-82 victory against Goldfields at Niels Hansen Basketball Stadium. Cherry was nearly unstoppable, shooting 12-from-16 from the field and 3-from-6 from beyond the arc.

Thomas Gerovich added 14 points and nine rebounds, while Tyreese Davis contributed 13 points for the balanced Tigers attack.

Joshua Duach poured in 32 points for Goldfields, while De'Sean Parsons recorded a double-double with 14 points and 18 rebounds. Despite Parsons' rebounding efforts, Willetton controlled the game with exceptional shooting (57.1 percent from the field) and ball movement (28 assists to 11 turnovers). The Tigers led by as many as 28 points and connected on 15 three-pointers in the impressive road victory.

Eastern Suns def Cockburn 104-80 — Watch the Replay

The Eastern Suns overwhelmed Cockburn 104-80 at Wally Hagan Stadium, led by an exceptional performance from Terrico White who finished with 25 points on 66.7% shooting.

Marshall Nelson added 22 points and seven assists as the Suns took control early, building a commanding 25-point lead during a dominant second half.

Eastern Suns' defence proved disruptive, forcing 22 turnovers while collecting 17 steals. The visitors shot an impressive 43.3% from beyond the arc, with White connecting on five triples.

Cockburn's Kortland Martin led all scorers with 25 points on efficient 61.1% shooting, while Terrandus Smith added 22 points including six three-pointers, but the home side never led for more than eight minutes in a contest that featured 20 lead changes before the Suns pulled away.

Perry Lakes def Mandurah 120-115 — Watch the Replay

Perry Lakes survived a thrilling overtime battle against Mandurah, securing a 120-115 victory at Bendat Basketball Centre behind Matthew Leary's stellar 45-point outburst. Leary was on fire from beyond the arc, connecting on 10-of-17 threes (58.8%), while Jaden Stanley-Williams contributed 25 points and eight rebounds in the winning effort.

Despite the loss, Mandurah's Julian Pesava delivered a masterful 40-point performance, shooting 53.8% from the field while adding five assists. Lachlan Bertram provided stellar support with 31 points including seven three-pointers on 63.6% shooting from deep.

The hard-fought contest featured 19 lead changes and seven ties, with Perry Lakes overcoming a 22-8 disadvantage in fast break points to secure the crucial road win.