The Long Island Nets began their 2025–26 G League season with an impressive 109-102 victory over the Capital City Go-Go. The win set a positive tone for the season and showcased the team’s promising young talent.
Rookie guard Ben Saraf made a memorable debut, scoring 21 points off the bench — the most ever by a reserve in a franchise debut. His efficient shooting and energy gave the Nets a spark in crucial moments, helping the team maintain control in the second half.
Fellow rookie Danny Wolf also made a strong first impression, finishing with a double-double of 15 points and 11 rebounds. His presence in the paint and composure under pressure provided stability on both ends of the floor.
The game remained close through three quarters, with both teams trading baskets. In the final minutes, the Nets tightened their defense and capitalized on key offensive possessions to secure the win. Strong teamwork and balanced scoring were central to the victory.
Head coach Ronald Nored praised the young players for their readiness and poise, noting that the performance reflected the team’s preseason focus on chemistry and execution.
The win gives Long Island early momentum as they aim to build consistency throughout the season. With standout contributions from Saraf and Wolf, fans have reason to feel optimistic about the team’s potential in the months ahead.
The Long Island Nets will look to carry their momentum into their next matchup as they continue their G League campaign.
