March 1st Arbor Glenn - After three tightly contested quarters, Kingdom Life Basketball Club separated in the final period to earn a 115-106 victory over the Queen City Vipers on Sunday afternoon. The teams battled evenly for much of the game. Kingdom Life held a slim 27-26 edge after the first quarter, and the margin remained narrow through halftime. A high-scoring third quarter kept the contest within reach, with both teams trading baskets and momentum heading into the fourth. With the game still hanging in the balance, Kingdom Life delivered the decisive push. The home side outscored Queen City 30-24 in the final frame, tightening up defensively while continuing to find rhythm from the perimeter. Jai Rorie led the charge with 27 points, including seven three-pointers, while adding nine rebounds. Zach Rorie followed with 23 points, and both Duane Goodman and Nas Tsyon contributed 20 points apiece as Kingdom Life placed four players in double figures. Goodman also recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds.

Queen City was led by Anthony Ray’s 24 points and 22 from Cress Worthy. Despite shooting efficiently inside the arc, the Vipers struggled from three-point range, connecting on just three attempts from deep — a difference that proved costly down the stretch. Kingdom Life improved its offensive balance and rebounding edge in the closing minutes to secure the nine-point win in what had been a dead-even battle through three quarters.