A1 Challenge who have been 100% in the first 3 games of the second round put up a show but the Magic Stormers were able to finish the job in the fourth quarter.
The Magic Stormers lost their previous game against Miracle Ravens and were keen to pick up this victory and get their season back on track.
It was a game of alternating quarters with each team dominating 2. A1 started with the momentum burying 2 3-point shots to start the first quarter. The Stormers tried slice through the lead but the A1 side seemed withstand their force. Yaweh Precious shot a clutch 3 point shot to close the quarter and give her side an 8 point lead.
A1 Challenge extended their lead to 11 to start the quarter but the Magic Stormers went on a 16:2 run close the quarter and take a 5 point lead.

Stormers increased their lead to 9, but just like them on the third quarter, A1 went on a 21:8 run to close the quarter with a 4 point lead. Yaweh Precious had 8 points on the quarter including 2 huge 3 point shots.
Not much action to start the 4th quarter with the first bucket coming after 3 minutes. Just like their name, the Magic team took the game by storm as they went on an 7:0 run to take the lead. The A1 offense couldn’t get going committing turnover after turnovers thus giving the Stormers extra possessions and a chance to increase the lead
A1 Challenge offense didn’t produce anything in the last 4 minutes of the game and the Stormers crusied to a 10:00 run and taking the victory.

Match facts
A1 made 8 3-point shots while the Stormers made only 5.
Stormers had 8/24, 33% Free throw while A1 had 5/7. Theu also had 52 rebounds, 22 more than the A1 side.
Both teams had so many turnovers, Magic (30) and A1 (39) which explains the alternation of the scores.
Auma Angela scored a game high 17 points while Ruth Nambirige made a double double 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Kur Ajah (11 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists) was also part of the supporting cast.
Yaweh Precious led A1 in scoring with 14 points with 4 3PM. Vivian Nafuna (10 points,5 rebounds &3 assists) and Kekimuli Cathy (8 points & 5 rebounds) were also impactf







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