Boroburg — The Shadow Bugs have officially arrived.
In their first official league game, Shadow Bugs made an immediate statement by defeating Princes of Hell 86–63, opening the season with a powerful win built on defense, rebounding, and a breakout scoring performance from star guard Hee-Chan Lee.
Lee led the way with 29 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 0 turnovers, setting the tone as the team’s early offensive leader. His aggressive scoring and efficiency from deep helped Shadow Bugs control the game and prove they are not entering the league quietly.
Shadow Bugs also dominated the glass, finishing with 59 total rebounds and 17 offensive rebounds. Maurice Nappa and Faudel Tadjrouna each grabbed 17 rebounds, giving the team a physical edge throughout the matchup. Nappa also added 4 blocks, helping anchor the defense inside.
Rookie guard Pierrick Vachet showed major promise in his debut, finishing with 9 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 blocks, and 0 turnovers. His calm playmaking and control at point guard gave Shadow Bugs a strong look at the future of the franchise.
“This was more than just a win,” said Shadow Bugs management. “This was the start of an identity. We want to be tough, fearless, and impossible to ignore. The Shadow Bugs are here.”