Nanjing Kaisheng's 3rd Men's Basketball Tournament officially kicked off on May 21st at Jiangdong Software City Sports Center. The Technology Center (Tek Team) and Automation Institute (Flying Dragon Team) had their first showdown.

　　After a simple warm-up, chief referee Kang Yusan announced the start of the game. Less than a minute into the game, EA Flying Dragon scored the first 2-point shot. Number 7 dribbled the ball, drove into the Tek Team's basket, and attempted a jump shot, but it was disturbed and missed. Flying Dragon Team's Number 24 grabbed the rebound, jumped strongly, and made the bank shot. In the second minute, the Tek Team also refused to be outdone, organizing an offense from their backcourt, steadily moving past half-court. Tengfei controlled the ball, passed to Zhou Mingliang, who then passed to Yang Jiawei, who made a layup, scoring and tying the game at 2:2. Both teams were evenly matched, and EA Flying Dragon ended the first quarter with a 2-point lead. With coordinated teamwork, the Tek Team overtook the Flying Dragon Team by 6 points, winning the second quarter with a score of 16 to 10. Both teams were closely matched in strength. During the game, the Automation Institute executed brilliant multi-person cooperation, getting open positions and scoring with jump shots. Tek also bravely made steals, fast breaks, combining individual ability with collective cooperation, and delivered a spectacular 'one-dragon' style offense. Both sides had excellent performances, and the score was very close... Ultimately, the Tek Team defeated the Flying Dragon Team with a score of 38:30.

　　On the evening of the 25th, Process (Raptors Team) and Civil Engineering (Wolf Teeth Team) played their second match. The Raptors' strength clearly surpassed that of the Wolf Teeth Team, indicating from the start that this would be a game with no suspense, thus the audience appeared very calm. However, the Wolf Teeth still performed commendably in the game, especially their Number 9's offensive threat. But facing the tall, strong, and fiercely defensive Raptors, the Wolf Teeth Team only scored 34 points. Meanwhile, the Raptors, led by Fan Boyu, scored 69 points, with all players contributing to the score, demonstrating their formidable strength.

　　On the evening of the 28th, Process (Raptors Team) and General Mining (Sirius Team) participated in the third match. Before the game, everyone unanimously favored this evenly matched game. After the game started, Process scored two points first. General Mining organized an offense, but their shot missed, and the Process team committed a foul, resulting in one out of two free throws made. Process continued to organize their offense, with an outside player passing to inside player Fan Boyu, who faked out his defender, faced an open basket, and scored with a jump shot. As General Mining's turnovers increased and Process's offense frequently succeeded, the score gap widened. General Mining quickly called a timeout to adjust personnel, but their adjustment strategy was not effective, and General Mining consistently lagged behind Process by 10 points. During this time, General Mining had a few small surges, but they were quickly suppressed by Process. Due to the large deficit from the first quarter, General Mining ultimately suffered a regrettable defeat to Process with a score of 29:42.

　　(Source: Process, Technology Center, General Mining)