Below is the TBT daily recap for July 20, with exciting first round action in Wichita.

WICHITA

(2) Heartfire 69, (7) JUCO Products 66

TBT veteran Marcus Hall scored 16 points – hitting the final two free throws to hit the Target Score – in Heartfire’s 69-66 come-from-behind victory over upstart JUCO Products. Hall, who has been to two TBT championship games with both Team Colorado (2016) and Heartfire (2021) and did not miss a free throw over four games with Heartfire last summer, ended the Elam Ending drama from the stripe to complete Heartfire’s comeback from a 12-point halftime deficit. Jordan Jackson scored 20 points in the losing effort for JUCO Products, which connected on just four of 20 three-point attempts in losing its TBT debut.

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(3) Team Arkansas 70, (6) Ram Up 58

Brandon Wood’s 16 points led four players in double figures as Team Arkansas handled Ram Up, 70-58. Adrio Bailey registered a double-double (12 points, 10 rebounds) in the win for the Arkansas alumni squad. Kristopher Martin and Prentiss Nixon had 15 points apiece in the losing effort for Ram Up, which shot just 28% in the first half.

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(4) Beale Street Boys 73, (5) Broad Street Birds 67

Adonis Thomas hit a three-pointer to hit the Target Score and send the Beale Street Boys on to Round 2 following a 73-67 victory over the Broad Street Birds. Thomas finished with a team-high 19 points for the University of Memphis alumni team, which never trailed. Quinton Porter’s 21 points led all scorers in the losing effort for the Broad Street Birds, a Temple University alumni squad which fell in its TBT debut.

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(2) Purple & Black 72, (7) DaGuys STL 59

D.J. Johnson scored 11 points on 5-for-6 shooting as Purple & Black defeated DaGuys STL 72-59. Marcus Foster (11 points) and Thomas Gipson III (10 points) each reached double figures in the win for the Kansas State alumni squad. Jordan Barnett tallied a game-high 15 points in the losing effort for DaGuys STL, who went just 4-for-24 from beyond the arc and lost in the opening round for the second straight summer.

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(1) AfterShocks 66, (8) B1 Ballers 54

Darral Willis Jr. scored 12 points, and the AfterShocks came back to defeat the upstart B1 Ballers. Tyrus McGee (11 points) and Caleb Walker (10 points) also reached double figures for the Wichita State alumni squad, which won despite making just two of 10 from the foul line. Charlie Marquart and Christian Nobles had 10 points apiece in the losing effort for the B1 Ballers, who were outscored by 15 points in the second half.

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