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The ADS Sentinels are making a statement in The Basketball League as the 2026 season reaches its midpoint, currently sitting 2nd in the standings with a 5–3 record and building momentum at the right time.

Winners of 4 of their last 5 games, the Sentinels are trending upward behind a balanced attack, strong guard play, and dominant performances in the paint.

Central Conference Standings (Midseason)

The ADS Sentinels are firmly positioned near the top of the conference, sitting in 2nd place as the season reaches its midpoint.

Current Standings

  1. Potawatomi Fire — 9-0 (1.000)
  2. ADS Sentinels — 5-3 (.625)
  3. Little Rock Lightning — 4-4 (.500)
  4. Muskogee Skykings — 4-4 (.500)
  5. Enid Outlaws — 3-6 (.333)
  6. CYM — 2-4 (.333)
  7. Dallas Stampede — 1-7 (.125)

Recent Form: Momentum Building

The Sentinels have caught fire in recent matchups:

  • W vs Newfoundland Rogues (119–89)
  • L vs Newfoundland Rogues (108–119)
  • W vs Enid Outlaws (104–80)
  • W vs Enid Outlaws (78–73)
  • W vs Dallas Stampede (119–76)

This stretch highlights a team that can score in volume while locking in defensively, especially in key conference matchups.

Team Identity: Balanced & Explosive

Through midseason, the Sentinels have developed a clear identity:

  • Multiple players averaging double-digit scoring
  • Strong rebounding presence led by interior players
  • High assist production driven by guard play
  • Defensive activity creating transition opportunities

This is not a one-player team—it’s a complete roster contributing across the board.

Player Leaders (Midseason)

Scoring Leaders

  • R. McGarthy Jr. – 17.4 PPG
  • T. Morton – 17.3 PPG
  • J. Jackson-Posey – 15.5 PPG
  • T. Grogan – 14.4 PPG
  • A. Crump – 12.3 PPG

Playmakers

  • T. Morton – 6.3 APG
  • T. Grogan – 4.5 APG
  • A. Crump – 3.4 APG
  • J. Jackson-Posey – 3.3 APG

Rebounding Leaders

  • T. Morton – 11.9 RPG
  • A. Crump – 8.9 RPG
  • N. Wek III – 6.5 RPG
  • J. Jackson-Posey – 5.3 RPG

Defensive Impact

  • Steals

    • T. Morton – 3.0 SPG
    • J. Jackson-Posey – 2.5 SPG

Shooting Efficiency

Efficiency has been a key factor in the Sentinels’ success:

  • T. Grogan – 48.9% FG, 38.9% 3PT
  • J. Jackson-Posey – 46.8% FG, 72.2% FT
  • B. Cortes – 63.2% FG, 45.5% 3PT (high efficiency in limited action)
  • N. Wek III – 60.7% FG

The team’s ability to score efficiently inside and stretch the floor has created matchup problems across the conference.

Inside Presence & Rebounding Dominance

The Sentinels have been particularly strong on the glass:

  • T. Morton leads with a dominant 11.9 RPG, anchoring both ends
  • A. Crump and N. Wek III provide consistent interior support

This frontcourt strength has allowed the Sentinels to control possessions and limit second-chance opportunities.

Floor Leadership

The backcourt continues to set the tone:

  • T. Morton serves as the engine of the offense, leading in both scoring and assists
  • T. Grogan provides stability, shooting, and playmaking
  • J. Jackson-Posey adds versatility and two-way impact

Together, they create a dynamic guard rotation capable of dictating tempo.