Patrick Robinson carried Liverpool Basketball to a commanding 119–93 victory over Caledonia Gladiators with a well-rounded 22 points, seven rebounds and six assists in 28 minutes. The 26-point margin told the story of Liverpool's control. Robinson's shooting—7 of 14 from the field, 4 of 6 from three—gave the hosts a reliable offensive foundation, whilst his four made free throws proved clinical when it mattered. He turned the ball over just once, a mark of composure in a game where Liverpool built its lead steadily rather than through desperate heroics. This was work rather than showboating: a guard who made space for others (six assists), cleaned the glass when asked, and moved the ball with purpose. Caledonia had no answer for Liverpool's spread offence.