Yaxel Lendeborg scored 19 points on perfect shooting in the Warriors Gold's 104-72 Summer League win over the Lakers on July 3, 2026 [1, 5].
The performance serves as a critical first look at the No. 11 overall pick [10], demonstrating his immediate fit within the Golden State scoring system during the California Classic.
Lendeborg's debut at the Chase Center in San Francisco was highlighted by four made three-pointers [2, 3]. He added six assists and five rebounds to his scoring total [3, 4]. The dominant effort helped the Warriors Gold start their campaign with a 1-0 record [8].
While Lendeborg led the way, teammate Will Richard contributed 16 points [6] to the blowout victory. The Lakers struggled to maintain pace, with Cameron Carr scoring 19 points for the opposing side [7]. The Lakers fell to 0-1 following the loss [9].
Lendeborg's efficiency was the focal point of the game, a display of versatility that aligns with the Warriors' historical preference for high-volume, high-efficiency perimeter shooters. The rookie's ability to facilitate the offense while maintaining a perfect shooting percentage suggests a level of composure rarely seen in a first professional appearance.
This game marked the first appearance of the California Classic for the Warriors. The victory establishes an early momentum for the rookie class as they attempt to secure rotations for the regular season.
“Yaxel Lendeborg scored 19 points on perfect shooting.”
Lendeborg's debut suggests the Warriors have successfully identified a prospect capable of replicating the high-efficiency perimeter play that defines the franchise's identity. By recording 19 points and six assists without a single missed shot, the rookie has immediately shifted the internal conversation regarding his role and readiness for the main roster.
