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Kyoto Hannaryz
SeaHorses Mikawa
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Win: SeaHorses Mikawa
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Based on data as of 9 Oct, 06:45SeaHorses Mikawa ended Kyoto Hannaryz’s recent dominance in this fixture with a victory on 11 October 2026.
The visitors secured the win on their travels to Kyoto, continuing a trend established over the previous six meetings. SeaHorses Mikawa won four of those six encounters, while the hosts claimed two victories.
Before the match, Kyoto Hannaryz entered with strong momentum, having recorded four wins in their previous five matches. They had beaten Yokohama B-Corsairs 74-73 at home on 9 October and secured away victories against Toyama Grouses and Nagasaki. SeaHorses Mikawa held a less consistent record in the same period, posting three wins and two defeats. Their most recent outing was a loss to Sendai 89ers on 9 October, though they had also defeated Osaka twice and Levanga Hokkaido once.
Team statistics from the last ten matches highlight a difference in playing style. SeaHorses Mikawa averaged 66.9 field goal attempts compared to Kyoto Hannaryz’s 60.5, and they attempted significantly more three-point shots (34.0 versus 23.7). Both teams showed similar defensive rebounding output, with Mikawa averaging 25.8 and Kyoto 22.3.
The match concluded with SeaHorses Mikawa taking the points. The result aligns with the historical head-to-head record where the visitors have been more successful at this venue in recent years. Kyoto Hannaryz’s previous home wins against Mikawa came in December 2024 and March 2024, but the pattern shifted in April 2026 when Mikawa won both meetings. The result marks a further step in that sequence for the away side.