Guangsha Lions Dominate Shanxi in CBA Season Opener
Reigning CBA champions Guangsha Lions start 2025-26 season strong with 88-74 victory over Shanxi Loongs, fueled by key offseason signings and championship momentum.
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Reigning CBA champions Guangsha Lions start 2025-26 season strong with 88-74 victory over Shanxi Loongs, fueled by key offseason signings and championship momentum.
The Guangdong Southern Tigers secured a dominant 111-82 victory over the Guangzhou Loong Lions, concluding the second phase of the CBA season. The win moves Guangdong up to third place, while Guangzhou drops to 18th.
The Jiangsu Dragons ended their six-game losing streak with a 99-93 victory over the Tianjin Pioneers in Nanjing, while Shandong Hi-Speed Kirin defeated Ningbo Rockets, advancing to second place in the CBA.
Zhejiang Golden Bulls triumphed over the Beijing Ducks 106-92 in Shaoxing, avenging their previous loss and securing a second straight win in the CBA, with standout performances from Gabe York and teammates.
The Shanghai Sharks achieved their 15th straight win by defeating the Guangzhou Loong Lions 112-81, while the Guangsha Lions solidified their lead with a dominant 111-78 victory over the Shanxi Loongs in the CBA.
Shenzhen Leopards halted Zhejiang Golden Bulls’ 10-game winning streak with a thrilling 105-102 victory, while Fujian Sturgeons snapped a 15-game losing streak defeating Jiangsu Dragons 103-96.
Thursday’s CBA action saw Liaoning Flying Leopards beat Guangzhou Loong Lions 98-97, Guangsha Lions defeated Sichuan Blue Wales 108-83, and Nanjing Monkey Kings won over Jilin Northeast Tigers.
The Xinjiang Flying Tigers ended a 10-game losing streak against the Liaoning Flying Leopards with a spectacular 125-105 victory, signaling a potential shift in the CBA’s competitive landscape.
The Beijing Ducks secured their fifth consecutive win by defeating the Guangzhou Loong Lions 101-82 in the 12th round of the 2024-25 CBA regular season.
With the CBA’s second stage beginning, the Xinjiang Flying Tigers, embracing their unique culture and ‘Lao Dao’ spirit, aim to build on their strong start and inspire their region.
Yao Ming has stepped down as president of the Chinese Basketball Association after over seven years, marking significant achievements and challenges in Chinese basketball during his tenure.
After a 2,189-day wait, China’s Cui Yongxi made his NBA debut with the Brooklyn Nets, becoming the seventh Chinese player to compete in the league.
Guangdong Southern Tigers claimed their third straight win by defeating the Fujian Sturgeons 116-108. Despite a strong effort, Fujian remains winless in the Chinese Basketball Association this season.
Guo Haowen led the Nanjing Monkey Kings to a 126-119 overtime victory over the Ningbo Rockets, delivering a standout performance with 31 points and nine rebounds.
Xinjiang Flying Tigers edged Beikong Royal Fighters 114-111 in a thrilling CBA match, securing their third straight victory to start the new season.
The Liaoning Flying Leopards began their quest for a fourth consecutive CBA title with a 123-112 comeback victory over the Zhejiang Golden Bulls in the season opener in Shenyang.
Defending champions Liaoning Flying Leopards rallied to defeat the Zhejiang Golden Bulls 123-112 in the 2024-25 CBA season opener, starting their quest for a fourth consecutive title with a thrilling comeback win.
Chinese basketball player Cui Yongxi, 21, has signed with the Brooklyn Nets ahead of the 2024-25 NBA season, marking a significant step in his career and for Chinese players in the league.
The Chinese Basketball Association introduces the CBA Club Cup for the 2024-25 season, unveiling group draws and promising a new competitive edge as the league marks its 30th anniversary.
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