Glasgow Rocks 94 (26,49,68) (Achara 19, Hall 14, Gillis/Mazic 13)
Surrey Scorchers 77 (16,42,55) (Dusha 15, Behrens/Schlitzer/Ross-Miller 14)

Glasgow Rocks recorded a 94-77 victory at home to Surrey Scorchers on Sunday to close on a place in the top four.

Kieron Achara came off the bench to lead the way with 19 points, while Will Hall shot 7-of-7 from the field for his 14 points and also added seven rebounds and five assists.

Marcus Ware scored half of his 12 points in the early stages and Riley Grabau netted from deep as the Rocks raced into a 14-5 advantage. The home side continued to build momentum and opened up a 12-point gap at the start of the second.

Surrey hit back with a 16-6 spell to close within two points having made their first six attempts from 3-point range. However, Glasgow finished the half with a 9-4 run and carried the momentum into the second half as they quickly doubled their advantage.

The visitors battled to get back within single figures, but were unable to do so, coming as close as 11 before Hall netted back-to-back baskets to help the Rocks edge away once more with their lead peaking at 20 points.

Elvisi Dusha netted four triples in his 15 points, but the Scorchers were unable to make it a double-winning weekend as they drop to 4-6 from their first 10 games.