London Lions produced a convincing SLB road win, defeating Surrey 89ers 86-62 by controlling the game with superior efficiency, rebounding, and ball movement. London’s attack was the more consistent of the two, and the Lions’ 56% shooting from the field reflected their ability to generate quality looks throughout the contest. Chaundee Brown Jr. led London with 15 points, setting the tone as part of a balanced Lions performance. A. Rai added 12 points, while London’s overall distribution stood out: the Lions recorded 24 assists, showing strong offensive rhythm and team execution. Their 46 rebounds also gave them a major advantage in limiting Surrey’s second-chance opportunities and creating extra possessions of their own. Surrey had individual bright spots despite the defeat. T. Lawrence matched the game high with 15 points, K. Lilly contributed 14, and Nedas Cholevinskas added 11. The 89ers found some success from the perimeter, making eight three-pointers, but they struggled to match London’s efficiency inside the arc and were outworked on the glass. For London, the result reinforces their ability to win with depth, execution, and defensive control. For Surrey, the game highlights areas to address going forward, particularly rebounding, shot creation, and defensive consistency against top-tier opposition.