Caleb McGill's 16 points from 6-of-8 shooting carried Surrey 89ers to a 107–91 victory away at Cheshire Phoenix, with the guard's 4-of-5 night from three defining a composed attacking display. McGill moved without turning the ball over across 31 minutes — a clean sheet in the turnover column alongside two steals — and his efficiency from distance proved the difference as Surrey dominated the second half. The margin of 16 points flattered neither side's defensive shape so much as it reflected Surrey's superior accuracy and ball movement. McGill's willingness to attack pull-up threes rather than freelance in transition kept Cheshire's defence honest, a discipline that opened space elsewhere on the floor. Surrey host their next fixture in the regular season; Cheshire will be keen to avoid a second consecutive heavy loss.