Game Recaps

The Columbus Wizards erupted for 52 third-quarter points Sunday night at The Rike Center, defeating the Ohio Valor 161-121 in a special Mother’s Day community showcase. Originally scheduled to face the Lake County Legacy, Columbus adjusted after a late opponent change and delivered an offensive explosion led by Jay Farrow and Mat Bingaya while honoring local first responders and mothers in attendance.

Columbus turned a recent road loss into motivation Thursday night, earning a 121–107 win over Glass City. The Wizards led by as many as 25 and carried a 21-point lead into the fourth. Michael Davenport had 27 and 10 rebounds, Josiah Fulcher added 26, including a fourth-quarter alley-oop dunk from Jaiveon Eaves, and Jay Farrow scored 24 as Columbus moved to 8–8.

The Columbus Wizards fell to the Kokomo Bobkats 141–131 despite a 45-point performance from Jaiveon Eaves, while Marquis Mathis made his Wizards debut after previously playing with Memphis this season.

The Columbus Wizards fell to the Glass City Wranglers 121–97, as Glass City’s balanced attack and control of tempo proved decisive despite a 31-point, 15-rebound performance from Josiah Fulcher.

The Columbus Wizards defeated the Memphis Lions 115–109 behind 27 points from Josiah Fulcher, in a matchup that featured several Columbus natives on both sides.

The Columbus Wizards fell to the Lebanon Leprechauns 131–124 despite a 36-point performance from Mat Bingaya, as Antwaan Cushingberry controlled the game with 33 points and 14 assists.

The Columbus Wizards fell to the Grove City Whitetails 101–95, moving to 6–5 on the season as Avonte Jones’ 32-point performance helped Grove City cut the Cap City Championship series to 2–1.

The Columbus Wizards fell to the Kokomo Bobkats 115–111 at home in a hard-fought contest that saw Columbus mount a strong second-half comeback. Kokomo established control early, building momentum from the opening tip while the Wizards struggled to find rhythm offensively. The Bobkats’ efficiency and pace led to a 20-point halftime deficit, putting Columbus in an early hole. But the response told the story. Columbus came out of the break with renewed energy, chipping away poss

The Columbus Wizards completed a doubleheader sweep of the Memphis Lions with a 126–108 win, improving to 5–3 on the season behind another balanced offensive performance.

The Columbus Wizards defeated the Memphis Lions 139–126 in the first game of a doubleheader, powered by 32 points from Jay Farrow and a balanced offensive performance.

The Columbus Wizards defeated the Grove City Whitetails 139–95 to take a 2–0 lead in the Cap City Championship, powered by 31 points from Jay Farrow and a dominant team performance.

In their first home game in The Basketball League, the Columbus Wizards fell to the Lebanon Leprechauns 140–135 in a high-scoring contest, as TBL President David Magley was in attendance and The Rike Center delivered an electric atmosphere.

The Columbus Wizards moved to 2–2 on the season with a 127–123 win over the Hamilton County Huskers, powered by 38 points from Cameron Mitchell, heading into a key six-game homestand.

The Columbus Wizards secured a 119–116 win over the Grove City Whitetails in the opening matchup of the Cap City Championship, powered by a strong all-around performance and key plays down the stretch.

The Columbus Wizards returned to the floor looking to build momentum, but found themselves in a fast-paced, high-scoring battle against the Lake County Legacy. From the opening tip, the tempo was relentless.

On opening night, the Columbus Wizards traveled to face the Glass City Wranglers, stepping into a hostile environment to tip off their first campaign in The Basketball League.