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On Monday, 14 November 2016, five Celtics put their skills together to disassemble and detonate the Bombers. Christopher None, James Daniels, Jerald Mahone, Ralph Mathews, and Al Wilson huddled-up, before the game, and developed a strategy to seek out and disassemble fuses that make the Bombers so effective.

The Celtics started the competition by sending in their point man, (#15) Christopher None, to assess the inside defenses of the Bombers before passing the ball out to his teammates for a clear, uncontested shot. The Bombers fired back, immediately, and tied the score at four, but were not prepared for the teamwork the Celtics brought with them. Ralph Mathews (#00) and Al Wilson (#1) began to attack the Bombers from their left and right flanks for easy layups and midrange shots. Seven Bombers got involved in the scoring, but were held held down to an average of four points. The Bombers were able to score nine points from 3-pt range. Finally, the Celtics employed the inside power of (#20) James Daniels to keep the Bombers unstable and it worked. This is how the Celtics scored in the first half: (#15) Christopher None scored 14 points, (#20) James Daniels scored 12 points, (#00) Ralph Mathews scored 9 points, and (#1) Al Wilson scored 6 points. The Celtics outscored the Bombers, in the first half, 41 - 24.

The Bombers regain their poise and team spirit to hit the Celtics with 40 points in the second half. They were led by (#22) Jimmy Foster who dropped 18 net shaking bombs on the Celtics. Foster was supported by five other Bombers, but they no one was able to consistently score against the Celtics' defense. Only one Bomber, beside Foster, was able to score seven (7) points or more. The Celtics stayed with their game plan and continued to separate the defense of the Bombers for midrange shots and free throws. The Celtics scored 20 midrange shots and six free throws to remain effective as the Bombers accounted for 40 second half points versus 35 from the Celtics. The Celtics shutdown the Bombers and cleared the area for a 76 - 64 victory.

The scorers for the Bombers were: (#5) Keith Bridges with 8 points, (#38) Shederal Hughes with 11 points, (#22) Jimmy Foster with 24 points, (#10) James Dix with 7 points, (#12) Jovan Ingersoll with 3 points, (#31) Demon Walker with 2 points, and (#33) Chris Watson with 9 points.

The scorers for the Celtics were: (#15) Christopher None with 20 points, (#20) James Daniels with 21 points, (#8) Jerald Mahone with 3 points, (#00) Ralph Mathews with 21 points, and (#1) Al Wilson with 11 points.