9,029 Attendance Sets Record for Most All-Time at a TBT Championship Game
(2) AfterShocks: 82 – (2) Eberlein Drive: 67
AfterShocks captured their first-ever TBT $1 Million Championship with an 82-67 win over Eberlein Drive in front of a crowd of 9,029 at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita. After a back-and-forth first quarter, the AfterShocks broke the game open with a 12-0 run midway through the second, taking a nine-point lead into halftime behind 18 first-half points from Marcus Keene, the most in a single half of a TBT Championship game since Kyle Fogg scored Overseas Elite in 2017.
The AfterShocks controlled the second half, sealing the title and the $1 million prize with two game-winning free throws from Marcus Keene. Keene, named the 2025 Tournament MVP, finished with 22 points, passing Eric Devendorf for fifth on TBT’s all-time scoring list with 375 career points. Nike Sibande (14 points), Leyton Hammonds (13), and James Woodard (11) provided key contributions off the bench, with Hammonds and Woodard each going a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc.
Leading Statline: Marcus Keene (AfterShocks) 22 pts | 2 ast | 3 3FG
