WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (Interstat) — The Osceola Magic used a dominant second-quarter surge to pull away from the Westchester Knicks and cruise to a 124-103 victory in a G League game Saturday night at Westchester County Center.

Lester Quinones led a potent Osceola offense with 30 points and 11 rebounds, while Will Baker added 24 points and seven rebounds. Ja’Vonte Smart contributed 27 points off the bench for the Magic, who improved to 17-9.

Westchester, which fell to 6-22, was led by Pacome Dadiet’s 20 points. Dillon Jones scored 16 and Nick Jourdain had 13.

The game was closely contested early, with Osceola holding a narrow 31-29 lead after a first quarter that featured seven ties. The decisive shift came in the second period, where the Magic unleashed a 36-point offensive barrage while holding the Knicks to 25 points. A key sequence began with Osceola leading 37-35 midway through the quarter. Quinones ignited a 13-2 run with a driving layup, followed by a 26-foot 3-pointer from Smart. Quinones capped the spurt with another 3-pointer, pushing the Magic lead to 50-37 and forcing a Westchester timeout.

Osceola maintained its offensive efficiency, shooting 55.4% from the field in the first half to take a 67-54 advantage into the break. The Magic’s ball movement and pressure defense were pivotal, as they recorded 12 assists and 12 steals for the game, converting 19 Westchester turnovers into consistent scoring opportunities.

Westchester never threatened in the second half, unable to cut the deficit below double digits. Osceola’s lead ballooned to as many as 24 points in the fourth quarter as the Magic shot 46 of 83 from the field overall and 12 of 28 from 3-point range.

Statistically, Osceola’s efficiency was stark. The Magic scored 124 points on just 90 possessions, an offensive rating of 138.3, while Westchester managed 103 points on 95 possessions for a rating of 108.9. Osceola also controlled the glass with a 38-34 rebounding edge.

Other key contributors for Osceola included Alex Morales with 12 points, five rebounds and five assists, and Justin Minaya, who dished out seven assists. Reece Beekman had six assists and three steals.

For Westchester, Manny Obaseki scored 13 points and Paul Zilinskas had 12.

The victory continued a strong stretch for Osceola, which has won seven of its last nine games. Westchester, meanwhile, has lost 10 of its last 12.

The teams are scheduled to meet again in four days when Westchester visits Osceola on Thursday.