'Night + Cambao 46 points' Goyang Sono beats Seoul SK for 10 consecutive wins! The first PO of its foundation is seen

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Goyang Sono Sky Gunners showed their concentration at the end of the game and beat the Seoul SK Knights to win 10 consecutive games.

Goyang Sono beat Seoul SK 78-77 in an away game at Jamsil Student Gymnasium in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 25th.

With this victory, Sono won 10 consecutive games to secure his fifth place. On the other hand, SK failed to close the gap with the second-place Anyang Jeonggwanjang, failing to win four consecutive games.

From the first quarter, the two teams on the road to winning consecutive games were fierce. SK led 5-2, but Sono also turned it over 13-6, starting with Kevin Kembao's three points and Kang Ji-hoon and Choi Seung-wook's consecutive points. SK also responded with Eddie Daniel's score and Oh Se-geun's 3 points, narrowing the score gap to 14-16. The first quarter ended with Sono leading 18-17.

SK broke the balance midway through the second quarter. SK, which took the 32-28 lead with Oh Se-geun's jumper 4 minutes and 34 seconds before the end, widened the gap to 38-31 with Ahn Young-joon and Oh Se-geun running three consecutive points. SK, with internal and external harmony at the forefront, finished the first half with a 48-41, seven-point lead.

Sono's offensive continued at the beginning of the second half. Knight and Lee Jung-hyun led the attack, and in particular, Knight reversed the mood by scoring consecutive dunks. SK held out by maintaining the 59-51 score due to Warney's 3-pointer and Daniel's fastball, but Sono succeeded in chasing 61-59 with 3-pointers from Kembao and Lee Jung-hyun. The score at the end of the third quarter was 64-63, SK's shaky lead.

As we entered the fourth quarter of fate, the two teams fought a battle one by one. SK Kim Hyung-bin's 3-point shot widened the gap to 71-66, but Sono tied it 73-73 with Kembao's outer shot.

It was Sono who laughed at the match. With 41 seconds left before the end of the game, Lee Jung-hyun scored a decisive three-point goal and succeeded in turning the game around 76-73. SK got Daniel's score and an additional free throw opportunity, but missed the tie due to a failed free throw. On the other hand, Sono made 78-75 by making both free throws that Lee Jung-hyun got for foul. With one second left, Kim Hyung-bin shot near the three-point line, but it was two points, not three points. The match ended in a 78–77 victory for Sono.

For Sono, Nathan Knight was active with 25 points, 10 rebounds, and a double-double, and Kevin Kembao also added firepower with 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Lee Jung-hyun also helped his team win with 12 points and 10 assists. SK's Jamil Warney worked hard with 25 points and 13 rebounds, but he bowed his head unfortunately.

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