The Mandurah Magic ended their four game winning streak going down to the Cockburn Cougars by 40 points.

The Cougars triumphed 116-76 with the help of Wildcats development player Damien Scott who starred with 32 points, five rebounds three assists.

The Wanneroo Wolves took down the East Perth Eagles 110-91.

Coming back from last weeks loss hungry the Wolves were led by Damian Matacz with 28 points, six rebounds and one assist.

In a country showdown between the Goldfields Giants and the South West Slammers the Giants took down the Slammers 80-75 despite incredible offensive pressure from Slammers Carlos White with 37 points and ten rebounds.

The Stirling Senators grasped at their chance to make it in to a top eight position, taking down the Rockingham Flames 105-98.

The Senators triumphed in Jon Moons 200th SBL game putting on a strong shooting display in a close game.

The Perry Lakes Hawks defeated the Kalamunda Eastern Suns 96-93 for the Eastern Suns fifth consecutive loss of the season.

Hawks import Matt Rosinski was a dominant court presence with 29 points, nine rebounds and seven assists.

The Perth Redbacks triumphed 96-78 over Geraldton in the Buccs first game of their road double.

In the women's league top of the ladder Wolves took down the Eagles 73-65 to secure top spot with Waves guard Nikita-Lee Martin scoring 21 points, nine rebounds and three assists.

A bottom of the ladder clash between the Magic and the Cougars left Mandurah victorious ending their seven game losing streak.

Both teams were in desperate need of a win but the Magic were too good on their home court winning 87-72 to extend the Cougars streak to seven losses.

The Eastern Suns defeated the Hawks 89-72 while the Senators took out the Flames 92-87 thanks to Lyndal Gardner with 30 points, five rebounds and five assists.

Article by Hannah Coleman
Photo by Darren Speedie (Vision Inspired Photography)