The second matchup between these two teams was pretty much a similar script as the first one with the the game being very entertaining and a back and forth affair until the fourth quarter, in which both visiting teams put forward their best efforts and came away for the victory. The win pulls Crandall within two points of the Mystics for second place in the standings with one game left to play between them. Devon Glen's second half 23 points along with Marc Hofer's 11 points in the fourth were the main scoring factors but the Chargers also controlled the defensive boards limiting the Mystics to just one shot on their possessions in the fourth, allowing no offensive rebounds. Glenn finished the game with a game high 40 points off the bench and couldn't seem to miss at times throughout the game. The Mystics had solid games by both Jaydan Smith and Adam Callaghan both with 26 points and Chase Tynes added 8 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists.

The Chargers bench also outscored the Mystics bench 70-4 in large part to do with Glenn's 40 and they went to the foul line 21 times compared to the Mystics 10 tries. The Mystics played without starter Isaac Matheson who is out with injury and was missed on both ends of the floor.

The Chargers continue their road trip as they will play the UKC Blue Devil's tomorrow whiile the Mystics will stay at home and host the UNBSJ Seawolves on Febuary 3rd followed the next day as league leading STU Tommies come to town.