ORLANDO, Fla. - s4story -- Teams of 1v1 hoopsters representing Atlanta, Baltimore, Miami, and Washington, D.C. advanced at "OBL: Standing 6," the second round of three Championship events for Tracy McGrady's Ones Basketball League (OBL), held Friday at Oak Ridge High School. The teams of four 1v1 standouts battled it out in front of an enthusiastic crowd and nationwide audience on Fubu Sports Network and YouTube.

Washington, D.C. seeded first via tiebreaker with 24 points, followed by Baltimore with 24, Atlanta with 23, and Miami (20) to qualify for the Finals on July 1. New York (17 points) and Chicago (10) were eliminated with fifth and sixth place finishes, respectively.

"And then there were four," said McGrady. "You could feel the intensity in every match as every guy wanted to be the one to push his team to the top."

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"For the Throne," the July 1 finals, will also be held at Oak Ridge High School in Orlando. Full details available at www.oblhoops.com.

OBL: Battle of the Cities

June 12, 2026

Standings:

Washington, D.C., 24 points*

Baltimore, 24*

Atlanta, 23*

Miami, 20*

New York, 17

Chicago, 10

*advanced to next round

Game Results:

Game 1 - Tevin Curtis (Baltimore) d. Brannon Hopkins (Atlanta), 8-1

Game 2 - Joey Martinez (Miami) d. Mitchell Anderson (Chicago)7-1

Game 3 - Zeke Hearst (DC) d. Hegel Augustin (N.Y.), 7-3

Game 4 - Brandon Daughtry (Chicago) d. Terry Hosley (Baltimore), 7-3

Game 5 - Kevin "Uncle Skoob" Kuteyi (D.C.) d. Owen Browne (Miami), 4-3

Game 6 - Paul Parks (Atlanta) d. Jerry Mordi (N.Y.), 8-3

Game 7 - Zae Moore (D.C.) d. Yoshi Craig (Chicago), 7-2

Game 8 - DJ Waters (Atlanta) d. Dajour Joseph (Miami), 7-3

Game 9 - Greg Ash Jr. (Baltimore) d. Jawaun Daniels (N.Y.), 8-5

Game 10 - Malik Dunbar (Atlanta) d. Mario Smith (Chicago), 7-0

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Game 11 - Byrd Daniel III (Miami) d. Isaiah "Leaky Roof" Brown (N.Y.), 7-6

Game 12 - Robert Fomby (Baltimore) d. AB Camara (D.C.), 7-6

Founded by Basketball Hall of Famer McGrady, the OBL (http://www.oblhoops.com) is a 1v1 basketball competition drawing players from cities nationwide.

The "Battle of The Cities" team Owners and GMs include:

• Team Atlanta: Quenton Brown, brother of Jaylen, star of the Boston Celtics
• Team Baltimore: Muggsy Bogues, 14-year NBA veteran
• Team Chicago: Larenz Tate, actor, film producer, basketball aficionado
• Team Miami: Tim Hardaway Sr., five-time NBA All-Star
• Team New York: Jadakiss, recording star and basketball insider
• Team Washington, D.C.: Quinn Cook, two-time NBA champion

www.oblhoops.com.