The first half was a fast-paced, competitive start, with both teams exchanging early baskets and keeping the game tight. Holy Trinity came out strong, with both sides playing aggressive defense and pushing the tempo. However, as the first half progressed, Holy Trinity began to find their rhythm, capitalizing on fast breaks and hitting key shots from the perimeter. They slowly started to pull away, building a steady lead with solid teamwork and defensive stops. Gesu fought hard to stay in the game, but they struggled to find consistency on offense, allowing Holy Trinity to extend their lead. By the end of the half, Holy Trinity held a commanding 27-12 lead, with their defensive pressure and offensive execution making the difference.

The second half saw Holy Trinity maintain their dominance, continuing to execute both offensively and defensively with precision. Despite Gesu’s best efforts to mount a comeback, Holy Trinity’s lead only grew as the game wore on. With five minutes remaining, Holy Trinity was up by 30 points, showcasing their ability to control the pace and capitalize on every opportunity. Gesu fought hard, but they couldn’t overcome the defensive pressure or the fast breaks that Holy Trinity consistently generated. By the time the final buzzer sounded, Holy Trinity had sealed a comfortable victory, finishing with a commanding score and leaving no doubt about their control of the game throughout both halves.

Holy Trinity won the game with a final score of 58-28, led by their top scorer #54 Adkins who finished with 15 points. They also had solid contributions from #12 Daher who added 12 points and many assists, along with #50 Stell and #15 Parente with double digits. #35 McMahon, #34 McGreal, #14 Plunges, #0 Ballard, and #33 Pompeani contributing to the success of this 30 point win. Gesu’s standout player #2 Salata scored 18 points, while #21 Burke contributed 5 points. #3 Workman, #11 Mostella, #14 Vitale, #15 Collins, #23 Gozur, and #25 Parnin aided in the team’s effort during this game.