Divine Child continued its strong run, improving to 11–2 with a controlled 67–50 victory over Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (3–7), using balance and defensive discipline to separate over four quarters. Malik Bush led the way with 19 points, setting the tone offensively and consistently finishing through contact. Denham Butler added 13 points, providing timely scoring to steady the offense and maintain momentum as Divine Child built its lead.

The Falcons also received key contributions from Joey Arnold and Abe Hourani, who chipped in 10 points apiece, helping Divine Child spread the floor and keep pressure on the defense. With multiple scorers involved and solid execution on both ends, Divine Child controlled the tempo and closed out another convincing win as it continues to stack results this season.