Greensboro Swarm Outscore Texas Legends 136-130 in High-Scoring Win

The Greensboro Swarm closed out 2025 with a 136-130 victory over the Texas Legends on Dec. 29 at First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro. The high-scoring affair featured contributions across the Swarm roster, with multiple players finishing in double figures as the team shot efficiently and held off a late push from the visiting Legends in a close finish.

Game data and the official box score show the Swarm produced a potent offensive output, with scoring spread among starters and bench players. Full player statlines listed in the box score include minutes, points, rebounds, assists, shooting percentages, turnovers and plus/minus for every participant, and the official entry lists attendance and game logistics for the December contest. Play-by-play logs accompanying the box score document the late-game exchanges that decided the outcome.

For Guilford County fans, the result is both a local sports highlight and a reminder of the economic and social role Swarm home games play. Events at First Horizon Coliseum and the adjacent Novant Health Fieldhouse draw crowds that spend at nearby restaurants, retail shops and transportation services, generating evening activity for downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. Regular-season games also create opportunities for community engagement through youth programs and local partnerships tied to the team’s presence.

On the court, the Swarm’s balanced scoring illustrated roster depth that can keep Greensboro competitive on any given night. The team’s efficient shooting and distribution helped build the lead that the Legends would challenge late; the official box score and accompanying play-by-play show that multiple scoring bursts and a steady bench performance were decisive. The final margin underscored how quickly momentum shifts in the G League’s up-tempo style of play.

Fans who want full statistical detail can view the official box score and play-by-play online for the Dec. 29 game to see individual numbers and the documented attendance. With a busy home schedule expected through the winter, each Swarm game represents both a sporting event and a small-scale economic stimulus for local businesses that serve fans on game nights.