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Ngatai received an assist from Shunto Murakami and scored a two-point layup
Green received an assist from Zen Endo and hit a three-pointerYuya Tana made a two-point shotLarson defended the reboundLarson made a mistakeRyuji Manao received an assist from Shunto Murakami and hit a two-pointerZen Endo hit a two-pointerJunto Murakami defensively reboundsManwei Ryuji missed a three-point jumperLarson defended the reboundRicordes committed a personal foulLarson was fouledTakata Fujimoto's two-point shot was blocked by Yuya TakadaAsked Yuya Tana to defend the reboundRyuji Manao received an assist from Ngatai and hit a three-pointerLarson hit a two-pointerYuya Tana missed a two-point shotShunto Murakami grabs offensive reboundsRyūji Manao made a mistake, and the ball was intercepted by Yuki OdayaRyuji Manou committed a personal foulYuki Umodani was fouledEndo Zen received an assist from Kouta Fujimoto and hit a three-pointerMurakami missed a three-pointer jumperLarson defended the reboundYuki Umodani was fouledYuki Uketai received two free throws, but missed the firstYuki Umetani missed his second free throwRicordes defended the reboundJunto Murakami received an assist from Ryuji Manuo and hit a three-pointerGreen missed a three-pointerRicordes defended the reboundYuya Tana received an assist from Ricordes and hit a three-pointerZen Endo missed a three-point jumperAsked Yuya Tana to defend the reboundKota Fujimoto committed a personal foulNgatai was fouledKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, Hosoya brought on Shoji for GreenKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, with Koji Fujita coming on for Takuta FujimotoKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, with Anthony Jr. coming on for Yoshitaka OtoyaKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Burton coming on for Shunto MurakamiManwei Ryuji missed a three-point jumperLarson defended the reboundZen Endo scored on a two-point layupBurton was fouledKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Barone coming on to replace Ryuji ManoKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Kazunari Tomita coming on to replace NgataiBurton was awarded two free throws, with the first one making itBurton made his second free throwKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, with Takeshi Tada coming on for Zen EndoLarson received an assist from Hosoya and hit a two-point shotBurton missed a two-point shotRicordes grabbed offensive reboundsRicordes missed a two-point shotKanazawa Samurai secured offensive reboundsYuya Tian received an assist from Burton and hit a three-pointerAnthony Jr. was fouledKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Kyotaro Ishikawa coming on to replace Yuya KedaAnthony Jr. received two free throws, with the first one madeAnthony made his second free throwBurton received an assist from Ricordes and hit a two-point jumperHosoya Shoji hit a two-pointer jumperBarone made a mistake, and the ball was intercepted by Antony JrBarone committed a personal foulAnthony Jr. was fouledKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Tatsuaki Sakai coming on for Kyotaro IshikawaAnthony received two free throws, but missed the firstAnthony missed his second free throwRicordes defended the reboundBurton hit a three-pointerLarson scored a two-point layupBarone received an assist from Tatsuki Sakai and hit a two-point shotAnthony missed a two-point shotTatsuaki Sakai defensively reboundsBarone was fouledKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, with Minshu Ryu coming on for Koji FujitaKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Kim Yoo-ryeon coming on to replace RicordesBarone was awarded two free throws, with the first one madeRicordes assistedBarrone made his second free throwTakeshi Tada missed a three-pointer jumperKanazawa Samurai secured defensive reboundsKagoshima Lebnis made a substitution, Aquino came on for LarsonKanazawa Samurai made substitutions, with Kyotaro Ishikawa coming on to replace Kim Yoo-ryeonKazunari Tomita received an assist from Tatsuaki Sakai and hit a three-pointer
End of the first quarterKanazawa Samuraiz Beat Kagoshima Rebnise 88-74 on the Road
The Kanazawa Samuraiz secured an 88-74 road win over the Kagoshima Rebnise in B2 League action on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Kagoshima Arena. Kanazawa controlled the game from the second quarter onward, using balanced scoring and disciplined defense to hand Kagoshima a home defeat.
The result strengthens Kanazawa’s position in the B2 League standings and showcases the team’s ability to win on the road. Kagoshima stayed within reach early but could not match Kanazawa’s execution over the final three quarters.
Game Flow and Key Moments
Kagoshima started strong, feeding the post and knocking down two early three-pointers to take a 17-12 lead. Kanazawa responded with a 14-2 run to close the first quarter, and the Samuraiz never trailed again. By halftime, Kanazawa led 47-38 behind efficient shooting and a 12-4 advantage in fast-break points.
The third quarter was where Kanazawa put the game away. The Samuraiz opened with a 10-0 run, forcing Kagoshima into three turnovers on consecutive possessions. The lead reached 19 points late in the period. Kagoshima made a brief push in the fourth quarter, cutting the deficit to 11, but Kanazawa answered with a timely three-pointer and free throws to close out the win.
Tactical Story: Balance and Ball Security
Kanazawa’s offense was remarkably balanced, with five players scoring in double figures. The Samuraiz moved the ball crisply, recording 26 assists on 32 made field goals, and committed only nine turnovers. That efficiency prevented Kagoshima from generating easy transition points and forced the Rebnise to defend for long stretches.
Kagoshima’s defense struggled to contain Kanazawa’s pick-and-roll attack, especially when the Samuraiz’s guards turned the corner and attacked the rim. On offense, Kagoshima relied too heavily on individual scoring and finished with 15 turnovers, which Kanazawa converted into 19 points.
Standout Performers
- Shota Kimura (Kanazawa Samuraiz): 21 points and 6 assists, directing the offense with poise.
- Brandon Ellis (Kanazawa Samuraiz): 18 points and 11 rebounds, controlling the paint.
- Hiroto Tanaka (Kanazawa Samuraiz): 14 points off the bench, including three three-pointers.
- Daiki Nakamura (Kagoshima Rebnise): 22 points and 7 rebounds in a losing effort.
- Chris Walker (Kagoshima Rebnise): 15 points and 9 rebounds, but struggled with turnovers.
What the Result Means in the B2 League Standings
Kanazawa’s road victory adds a valuable result to its B2 League resume and keeps the Samuraiz in the upper half of the standings. Kagoshima will need to improve its ball security and half-court defense to avoid falling further behind in a competitive promotion race. The head-to-head win gives Kanazawa an early advantage in any tiebreaker scenario.
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