WINDSOR, Ontario (Interstat) — The surging KW Titans look to continue their winning ways when they visit the struggling Windsor Express in a Basketball Super League matchup Friday at WFCU Centre.

The Titans (7-3) have won three of their last four, including a decisive 106-87 victory on this same floor just five days ago. The Express (3-7), meanwhile, have lost five of their last six contests, creating a stark contrast in momentum for this rematch.

KW forward Ty Groce is a primary catalyst, averaging 16.3 points and 6.3 rebounds over his last seven games. He was instrumental in Sunday’s win here, posting 19 points and nine rebounds in 36 minutes. His matchup with Windsor’s Khalil Gracey will be pivotal. Gracey, a versatile wing, is coming off a 25-point, five-rebound performance in the same game and has recorded two double-doubles in his last five outings.

The season series is tied 2-2, with the home team winning each of the last two meetings in a home-and-home set last weekend. Windsor’s 111-96 win on Jan. 24 showcased their potential, but KW’s immediate bounce-back underscores their current form.

For Windsor, reversing recent fortunes will require improved consistency, particularly on defense after allowing an average of 108 points in their last three losses. The Titans have shown offensive firepower, scoring 100 or more points in eight of their ten games.

The Express will lean on guard Latin Davis, who dished six assists in Sunday’s loss, and forward Cameron Gaines to provide support for Gracey. KW counters with a balanced attack that saw Tarkus Ferguson score 24 points and James Towns add 11 points and five assists in the most recent victory.

Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. EST at the 6,500-seat WFCU Centre. The game is the third of five scheduled meetings this season between the regional rivals.