Home‑court surge
The Jacksonville Waves have returned to their home arena for a seven‑game stretch in the Upshot League, a run that has already propelled them to the top of the standings.
With a 6‑3 record, the team sits at the summit of the league, driven by the scoring prowess of guard Ariel Hearn, who ranks third nationally with 15.9 points per game, and the dominant rebounding of forward Rennia Davis, third in the league at 7.9 boards per contest.
Their next contest arrives on June 19, when they host Savannah at 7 p.m., kicking off a sequence that will also feature Greensboro and Charlotte in the coming weeks.
The influx of home games offers the Waves a chance to cement their lead, rally local fans, and fine‑tune strategies on familiar hardwood.