Wichita Falls Netburners debut at home in 123-108 loss to DFW Just Hoops
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 3:36 AM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Professional basketball arrived at the Kay Yeager Coliseum in Wichita Falls on Saturday as the Wichita Falls Netburners played their first game. The contest marked the opening of the team's September Exhibitions schedule. In the debut outing, the Wichita Falls Netburners fell to DFW Just Hoops with a final score of 123-108. The match served as the inaugural appearance for the organization in the city. Video highlights of the competition were provided following the game. The team continues its exhibition series throughout the month.
- •The Wichita Falls Netburners played their first game at Kay Yeager Coliseum on Saturday.
- •DFW Just Hoops defeated the Wichita Falls Netburners 123-108.
- •The match was the first of the team's scheduled September Exhibitions.
- •Parker Hollendoner provided video highlights of the game.
- 3:36 AMYahoo Sports — WATCH: Wichita Falls Netburners make debut at home vs DFW Just Hoops
"WICHITA FALLS – Professional basketball returned to the heart of Texoma on Saturday, with the Wichita Falls Netburners taking over Kay Yeager Coliseum for their first game of their September Exhibitions. Parker Hollendoner delivers highlights of the Netburners’ 123-108 loss to Just Hoops.
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