94 x 50 = Jersey Shore Breaks

Is this some sort of complicated math equation?

If it was, then the Jersey Shore Breaks solved the equation by defeating the #1 seed Capital Seahawks to win the 94x50 title in this obscure basketball league.

The 94X50 League is a professional men's basketball league. Its name is derived directly from the standard dimensions of a professional basketball court—94 feet long by 50 feet wide. The league was formed in 2026 when several franchises left another competition to establish their own organization, operating with a focus on community investment, family entertainment, and player development.

The league is made up of eight professional franchises coast-to-coast, including the New York Phoenix, Capital Seahawks, San Diego Sharks, Reading Rebels, and Baltimore Rhythm.

Jersey Shore finished the regular season 10-17 but ran the playoffs as they defeated the Baltimore Rhythm 79-77 in the quarterfinals, knocked off the New York Phoenix 111-95 in the semifinals and taking down the Capital Seahawks 101-99 in the final.

For more information on the 94x50 league: https://94x50league.com/