La Lumiere delivered one of its most complete performances of the season on Tuesday night, overpowering Jordan Christian Prep 92–44 in a game that was controlled from the opening tip.

The Lakers set the tone early with high-pressure defense and crisp ball movement, turning stops into transition points and building a double-digit lead before Jordan Christian could find its rhythm. By halftime, La Lumiere had broken the game open and never looked back.

Jacob Webber led the charge with an efficient 20 points, showcasing a mix of perimeter shooting and strong finishes at the rim. His assertiveness on both ends helped spark a Lakers offense that looked dynamic and balanced all night.

Right behind him was Devin Cleveland, who poured in 19 points and consistently created advantages with his speed. Jon Sanderson added 16 points of his own, giving La Lumiere a reliable third scoring punch and helping maintain the team's pace and tempo throughout the game.

Defensively, the Lakers were equally dominant. Their length and energy disrupted Jordan Christian's offensive flow, forcing turnovers and limiting second-chance opportunities. The 44 points allowed marked one of the team's stingiest outings of the season.