Davion Bailey carried Bristol Flyers' attack in defeat at London Lions, posting 30 points across 32 minutes to lead the road loss. The guard was efficient from the free-throw line — 9 of 9 — but the overall shooting proved costly: 8 of 21 from the field and 5 of 15 from three left the Flyers just short in a 76–82 finish. Bailey's evening was defined by volume and self-creation. Three assists and five turnovers reflect a player shouldering heavy offensive responsibility, and while his 30 points kept Bristol competitive on the road, it proved insufficient to overtake a Lions side that managed to edge clear in the final stretch. The Flyers' 1 rebound total as a team speaks to a larger problem — control of the glass — that neutralised what was otherwise a spirited offensive showing. For Bristol, the question now shifts to whether the shot-making steadies on the road, and whether the rebounding imbalance can be corrected before the next fixture.