Brampton Blitz beat Toronto Sixers 158-156 in the Canadian Super 60 on Tuesday evening. The home side completed their perfect start with a narrow victory over the visitors, who had begun the season 1-1. The result keeps Brampton top of the table on goal difference, though both teams remain level on four points after two rounds.
The Sixers arrived at the game already knowing they could not afford another loss. Their previous fixture ended in a 110-94 win against Montreal Royal Tigers, but this time they could not maintain their momentum. Brampton, by contrast, had won both matches so far and were second to nothing in their approach.
Scoring was heavy throughout, as both sides treated the contest like an open game. Toronto led at one point but Brampton responded, and the lead changed hands several times. The final margin of two points suggests the game was decided in the closing moments, though the exact sequence remains unrecorded.
What the numbers show is a match where offence outweighed caution. Sixteen points separate the two sides, and that gap is not large enough to declare a clear winner on form alone. Toronto's defence had looked solid in their previous game but were second to everything in this one.
The standings now place Brampton in second position, one point ahead of Toronto who sit third. Both teams have played twice and both have two points at stake in their next fixture. The gap between them is minimal, and either side can spring a surprise.