Last night, in the Ningbo preliminary round of the 2026 Zhejiang Urban Basketball League ("ZheBA"), theghua team played at home against the Ninghai team. At the District Sports Center Gymnasium, both teams fought hard and engaged in a tight offensive and defensive battle. Fenghua made a comeback in the final quarter but ultimately suffered a narrow 70:74 defeat.

At the start of the game, the national-level intangible cultural heritage Fenghua Cloth made an appearance, kicking off the event with a spectacular performance.

In the first quarter, the home team Fenghua quickly got into the game with efficient and smooth offense, scoring24 points in the quarter to take a 24:18 lead. Fenghua's No. 3 player Wu Yinuo scored 12 points in the, and No. 4 Zhou Dongxu scored 7 points. The players focused on defensive positioning and rebounding to stabilize the situation on the court. The second quarter saw a sudden of events as Ninghai timely adjusted their tactics and scored from multiple points, steadily narrowing the gap and taking the lead. At halftime, Fenghua trailed by 7 points,37:44.

The second half was full of ups and downs with escalating competition. Fenghua once fell behind by more than ten points, putting them in a passive position. However, the team did not collapse under the dire circumstances, holding their ground and gritting their teeth. No. 33 Zhang Chaochao had a powerful, taking on the offensive responsibility and contributing 24 points throughout the game. The players did not fear the score gap and fought hard to catch up, bringing the score to 70:7 and briefly sounding the horn for a comeback. On the court, Fenghua fans cheered loudly, and the high atmosphere injected full motivation into the team.

After the game, Chaochao said in an interview: "Although it is a regretful defeat, the whole team never gave up throughout the game and kept gritting their teeth to catch up., we will seriously summarize our offensive and defensive shortcomings, refine the team's form, and do our best to play the subsequent games well to live up to the support of our fans."