The Kingdom Ballers returned to North Highland Assembly of God's Gymnasium in hope of winning two consecutive games.  They were 0 - 9 before acquiring Willie Tennyson and Tony Campbell from the 76ers.  Now, they are sporting a 2 - 9 record after defeating the NHA Hawks on Thursday, 26 May 2016.  Willie Tennyson did what he does best: blocking shots, scoring when necessary, rebounding and altering layups.  He has really given this team balance along with its supporting cast.

The starting lineup, for the Kingdom Ballers, were #31 Willie Haynes, #22 Antonio Harris, #96 Shederal Hughes, #3 Christopher Mathis, and #0 Willie Tennyson.  The starting lineup, for the Hawks, were #34 Ernest Adams, #21 Frank Wilcox, #25 Roderick Williams, #0 Michael Smith, and #11 Kenyatta Hardge.

The Hawks', Kenyatta Hardge, was very active in the paint.  He found a way to score against the defense of the Kingdom Ballers for 12 first half points.  Though four other players scored, only Yohance Thompson was able to exceed 3 points by scoring 5.  Four Kingdom Ballers scored 6 points or more with Chris Mathis leading all players with 7 points.  Willie Tennyson blocked around seven shots.  The Hawks committed seven team fouls and the Kingdom Ballers committed five team fouls.  The Hawks trailed the Kingdom Ballers by one point with a halftime score of 24 - 25.

The second half continued to shift towards the Kingdom Ballers.  Willie Tennyson's presence and the help from other teammates made it difficult for the Hawks to score.  Three Hawks scored 6 points, one scored 5 points, and one scored 4 points.  The Ballers', Willie Haynes, took the lead to score 16 points (three from 3-point range).  Shederal Hughes chipped in with 9 second halt points.  The Hawks were able to tie the scores at 48 and 51 behind the shooting of #21 Frank Wilcox who scored on two 3-pointers.  The Kingdom Ballers went on to seal the deal by outlasting the Hawks 56 - 51.

The Kingdom Ballers' scorers were:  #21 Willie Haynes with 22 points, #96 Shederal Hughes with 15 points, #3 Christopher Mathis with 7 points, #2 Darrell Sumbry with 2 points, and #0 Willie Tennyson with 10 points.

The Hawks' scorers were:  #11 Kenyatta Hardge with 12 points, #23 Yohance Thompson with 11 points, #0 Michael Smith with 8 points, #34 Ernest Adams with 8 points, #25 Roderick Williams with 6 points, and #21 Frank Wilcox with 6 points.