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Midnight Mambas, Black Panthers Set For JB League V Final

Midnight Mambas and Black Panthers have advanced to the JB League V finals after winning their playoff series. Midnight Mambas swept Shadow Sharks 2-0, while Black Panthers overcame Golden Raptors in a decisive third game. The championship game will feature the top two teams from the regular season.

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The youth basketball tournament Junior Ballers League (JB League) for the 2026 season in the V division (ages 12-13) has concluded its playoff round, held as a best-of-three series at DBS International School amid intense pressure and loud cheering throughout the past weekend.

In the first matchup, top-seeded Midnight Mambas carried over their opening-game win to defeat Shadow Sharks 57-44 in game two, clinching the series 2-0 and becoming the first team to reach the final.

The second series was tightly contested. After Golden Raptors took game one, Black Panthers forced a decider with a 65-49 victory in game two. In the decisive game three, Black Panthers edged out Golden Raptors 56-55 to win the series 2-1 and advance to the championship.

The finals will pit the regular-season’s top two teams against each other: first-place Midnight Mambas and second-place Black Panthers.

Fans can follow the live action and highlights on AMARIN ONLINE and the Junior Ballers League Thailand YouTube channel, and stay updated via the league’s Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok pages for a chance to win the Maguro Player of the Week award.

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