Double Penne edges out Nouméa Sharks in nail-biter

In a close matchup that came down to the wire, Double Penne managed to edge out Nouméa Sharks with a final score of 107.80 to 104.54. The win came in the late Sunday games, leaving Nouméa Sharks to wonder what could have been. With a grade of B+ for Double Penne and a grade of C- for Nouméa Sharks, it's clear that this matchup was a battle of mediocrity.

Double Penne's best player of the week was Tee Higgins, who exceeded expectations with a whopping 22.50 points, beating his projection of 12.50. On the other hand, Double Penne's worst player was Deebo Samuel, who fell short of his projection of 11.45 and only managed to score 7.40 points. As for Nouméa Sharks, their best player was Najee Harris, who surpassed his projection of 9.35 and scored 13.80 points. Unfortunately, Nouméa Sharks's worst player was Davante Adams, who fell significantly short of his projection of 12.10 and only scored a measly 0.90 points.

With this win, Double Penne now holds a record of 6-9-0 and is currently in 7th place. Meanwhile, Nouméa Sharks's record stands at 7-8-0, placing them in 6th position. Both teams have had their fair share of ups and downs this season, but in the end, Double Penne managed to come out on top in this matchup. Will they be able to carry this momentum into their next game?

Looking ahead, Double Penne will be facing off against Masseurs Alpins in the 5th place game next week. It's a battle for pride as both teams fight to avoid finishing in the bottom half of the standings. Double Penne should take this opportunity to review their lineup and make any necessary adjustments to ensure they put up a strong performance. As for Nouméa Sharks, they will be going head-to-head against Boston Clams in the 7th place game. It's a chance for redemption for Nouméa Sharks, who will be looking to end their season on a high note. They should analyze their previous week's performance and make strategic changes to maximize their chances of victory.