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Rockets Close Out 115-108 Victory Over Warriors at Toyota Center

Houston Rockets defeated the Golden State Warriors 115-108 on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. Kevin Durant scored 20 points while Alperen Sengun recorded 13 rebounds and 9 assists for the home team.

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November 11, 2026

Rockets Secure Home Win

The Houston Rockets concluded a 115-108 victory over the visiting Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at Toyota Center. The home team secured the win in front of an attendance of 18,055, improving their season record to 9-3. Conversely, the Warriors fell to 8-4 on the season after the loss. The result stands as a decisive home win for Houston in this matchup.

First Quarter Dominance

The game’s trajectory was set early, with Houston establishing a commanding lead in the opening period. The Rockets outscored Golden State 35-20 in the first quarter, building a cushion that would define the game’s flow. Key contributors included Kevin Durant, who finished with 20 points, and Alperen Sengun, who provided a strong offensive presence. Sengun’s performance was highlighted by 13 rebounds and 9 assists, showcasing his all-around impact on the court. The early surge allowed Houston to control the pace and limit the Warriors’ ability to mount a sustained offensive response during the critical opening minutes.

Second Half Adjustments

Despite the early lead, the Warriors managed to narrow the gap in the second quarter, scoring 31 points to Houston’s 21. However, the Rockets reasserted their dominance in the third quarter, outscoring Golden State 29-28 to maintain their advantage. The fourth quarter saw Houston extend their lead, outscoring the Warriors 30-29 in the final period. This consistent performance across the latter halves of the game ensured that the initial lead was preserved. The Warriors’ Yaxel Lendeborg led the visiting team with 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Draymond Green contributed 7 assists, but it was not enough to overcome Houston’s balanced offensive attack.

Final Records

The final score of 115-108 reflects the Rockets’ ability to execute their game plan effectively throughout the contest. With the win, Houston improved to a 9-3 record, demonstrating strong form in their recent schedule. The Warriors, now at 8-4, must regroup after dropping this one at Toyota Center. The game featured notable performances from both sides, with Houston’s core players stepping up to secure the victory. The attendance of 18,055 underscores the local interest in the matchup, providing a vibrant backdrop for the Rockets’ successful home effort.

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Emmett Hollis covers Howe high school sports and athletics across the area.

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