Munali Suns continue to sizzle at the summit of the Midlands Basketball Association (MBA) league standings, securing a hard-fought victory against Matero Warriors. In a clash that showcased the Suns' resilience, they triumphed over Matero with a final score of 58-50, solidifying their lead with 18 points and placing them one step above the second-placed Green Buffaloes. The Suns' lineup, comprising Harrison Banda, Jared Mweetwa, Titus Mapani, Chishala Musonda, and Chipo Musongo, demonstrated their mettle by seizing the first quarter 19-13. Warriors, however, fought back valiantly in the second quarter with players like Tito Njobvu, John Waitolo, Michael Mwale, and Candy Musukwa contributing to their efforts. Despite the Warriors' tenacity, the Suns maintained their supremacy and emerged victorious with a 48-36 lead. The thrilling encounter culminated in a 58-50 victory for the Suns in the final quarter, leaving Coach Harry Chansa pleased with the team's performance and their persistent hold on the top position. Meanwhile, Green Buffaloes, occupying the second spot on the leaderboard, executed a resounding triumph over Hawks, with a commanding scoreline of 91-46. Coach Isaiah Kambidima expressed his elation at the remarkable display by his team, highlighting their effective strategy on the court. In other matches, Lusaka City Council Loosters secured a nail-biting 81-79 win over Huskies, elevating them to the eighth position with 14 points. This places them just two points behind Napsa Hurricanes, who clinched a victory against the University of Zambia Pacers, closing the game at 75-61. In a clash between Bulldogs and Red Arrows, Bulldogs emerged victorious with an 82-65 scoreline, propelling them to 16 points and securing the seventh position in the league standings. The MBA league continues to deliver intense matches and impressive performances as teams strive to leave their mark on the competition.