Cleveland Cavaliers 90:73 Miami Heat 
Capitanes de Arecibo 86:98 Aguada Santeros 
Vaqueros de Bayamon 101:78 Gigantes de Carolina 
CD Puerto Varas 86:81 Puerto Montt 
Minnesota Lynx W 104:100 Phoenix Mercury W 
Utah Jazz 80:63 Chicago Bulls 
Milwaukee Bucks 88:95 Phoenix Suns 
Portland Trail Blazers 111:84 Minnesota Timberwolves 
Meycauayan 78:88 San Juan Knights 
Estonia U20 69:73 Luxembourg U20 
NLEX Road Warriors 135:100 Titan Ultra Giant Risers 
China U17 W 36:72 Spain U17 W 
Germany U17 W 61:42 Mexico U17 W 
Quezon Huskers 86:73 Bataan Risers 
Ukraine U20 74:72 Switzerland U20 
North Macedonia U20 64:86 Sweden U20 
San Miguel Beermen 123:109 Macau Black Bears 
Zamboanga Sikat 104:77 Sarangani Marlins 
Ivory Coast U17 W 37:89 Australia U17 W 
Latvia U17 W 45:101 USA U17 W 
Bosnia & Herzegovina U20 38:17 Cyprus U20 
Bulgaria U20 23:13 Denmark U20 
Lance Bradley is leaving his role as chief executive of the Ospreys rugby team after two and a half years on the job. He says the club is now in a stronger and healthier place than when he first arrived. Bradley stands down feeling proud of the progress made during his time.
Key Achievements Under Bradley’s Leadership
During his tenure, Bradley focused on rebuilding the team and stabilizing the club’s finances. His efforts helped the Ospreys become more competitive on and off the field.
- Improved the team’s performance and morale after a tough period.
- Strengthened the club’s financial position by cutting costs and finding new sponsors.
- Helped develop young local players and brought in experienced talent to balance the squad.
What’s Next for the Ospreys
The search for a new chief executive is already underway. The club’s board says they want someone who can keep up the positive momentum. Fans are hopeful the next leader will continue building on the foundation Bradley has laid out.
Bradley has not yet announced his next move, but he says he is proud of what the Ospreys achieved and believes the team is set up for future success.
Bradley’s Legacy and Final Thoughts
Looking back, Bradley says the Ospreys are in a much better spot than when he took charge. He thanked the players, coaches, and supporters for their hard work and loyalty. The Ospreys now face the challenge of finding a new chief executive who can guide the club forward.