The Seattle SuperHawks earned a 132–105 victory over the Salem Capitals on June 7, 2026, behind efficient shooting, strong rebounding, and contributions throughout the lineup.
Seattle established an early advantage with 33 points in the opening quarter. Salem remained within reach during the first half, but the SuperHawks created separation after halftime and closed the game with a 30-point fourth quarter.
Seattle Pulls Away in the Second Half
Ball movement played a major role in Seattle’s offensive performance. The SuperHawks recorded 32 assists while shooting 49.5% from the field and making 15 three-pointers.
Seattle also controlled the rebounding battle with 58 total rebounds. Its ability to turn defensive stops into transition opportunities resulted in 21 points off turnovers and 27 fast-break points.
Tyler Perry Earns MVP Honors
Tyler Perry led Seattle with 27 points and connected on four three-pointers. His efficient scoring and steady play helped keep the SuperHawks’ offense moving throughout the game, earning him MVP honors.
Balanced Scoring Supports Seattle’s Win
Several players contributed to Seattle’s offensive production:
- Alphonso Anderson finished with 23 points.
- David Crisp added 15 points.
- Tyreek Smith contributed 13 points.
- Tay Williams recorded 12 points.
- Teja Singh scored 11 points off the bench.
- Bryson Dennis contributed with his playmaking and defensive presence.
Seattle’s bench accounted for 59 points, providing consistent production throughout the matchup.
By the Numbers
- Final Score: Seattle SuperHawks 132, Salem Capitals 105
- Field-Goal Percentage: 49.5%
- Three-Pointers Made: 15
- Assists: 32
- Rebounds: 58
- Points Off Turnovers: 21
- Fast-Break Points: 27
- Bench Points: 59
The victory was driven by Seattle’s balanced scoring, efficient ball movement, and depth, allowing the SuperHawks to pull away from the Capitals and secure the win.