Vancouver Bears Fall in First Loss

0:00The Vancouver Bears suffered their first loss of the season Sunday, falling 94-100 against the Seattle Superhawks at Fort, Vancouver High School. After ripping off five straight wins to open their United States basketball league debut, the Bears showed grit in nearly erasing a 20-point. Devacit from the third quarter, their high pressure full court defense finally clicked in the fourth, outscoring Seattle 31-22, and pulling within three points on. Marcus Golders lay up with 22 seconds left. It marked the first time Vancouver allowed triple digits, a rarity in this high scoring league. Coach Curtis Hill remains bullish, insisting his squad can still claim the title alongside Seattle and San Diego. He praised Returner Golders 20 points in 37 minutes as a locker room anchor, while newcomers, Diego Edwards and Joel Kaninda posted, double doubles with 21 and 15 and 16 and 11. Seattle's edge came from 6-10 John T. Porter, the former NBA player banned for life in 2024

1:02over betting violations, who dominated with 23 points, 14 rebounds, and 9 blocks to lift the Superhawks to 5-0. Now the Bears hit the road for four games, kicking off with a rematch in Seattle on Wednesday to build that all-important team trust before returning. Home Saturday, April 11 against Salem. That wraps Vancouver News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.