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🏀 THE PLAYOFFS TEAMS ARE SET!
WHO WILL CAPTURE THE CHAMPIONSHIP?
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Postseason basketball is always a treat. After a great regular season, the intensity reaches new heights and we get to see players go deeper into their bag of tricks. To win in the playoffs, it takes special play, teamwork, and a little bit of luck. We’re drawing closer to the playoffs, but before we get there, Unrivaled welcomed one of its young stars back to the court in a special way.
Rickea Jackson returned to the court on February 21. She’s been away from the league for a few weeks for personal reasons following a recent domestic incident in which she was attacked in Florida by her former partner.
While she’s been away, the basketball community has come together to offer support and love for Jackson. When she entered the court, the fans at Sephora Arena gave her a nice standing ovation once she was announced in the starting lineup
Once the game started, Jackson was back in action. The young forward scored 22 points and collected three steals as Breeze BC picked up a critical win against Vinyl.
Following the game, Paige Bueckers showed some love and appreciation to her teammate:
Community matters. Being there for someone and making sure they’re ok matters so much. By doing so, you create a better and safer environment for everyone. It’s wonderful to see Rickea Jackson back, and I hope she continues to receive the love and care from the community.
Breeze’s win helped their playoff chase, but they needed some help to secure their spot in the big dance. They got it when Phantom defeated Hive on February 22. The win secured a first-round bye for the league-leading Phantom and a trip to Barclays Center for the semifinals on March 2.
Phantom has been sensational, featuring two MVP candidates in Kelsey Plum and Aliyah Boston.
Laces had a chance to get one step closer to a bye with a win, but lost a thriller to Chelsea Gray and Rose BC. The win secured Rose’s spot in the first round of the playoffs on February 28.
The Mist and Laces have the same record at 9-4, but due to a +34 advantage in point differential, the Mist have the tiebreaker and can secure a trip to Barclays Center with a win or Laces loss on February 27. The
Unrivaled’s on-court play has been top-notch in 2026. We’ve seen new players step up and make names for themselves. As the postseason approaches, we’ll see who can do a bit more to bring home the championship.