BC Valga-Valka/Maks&Moorits (LatEstBL) landed 25-year old Bahamas international guard L.J. Rose (190-91kg-93, college: BYU). He played most recently at Salt Lake City Stars (NBA G League) in the U.S. In 17 games he averaged just 2.4ppg, 1.0rpg and 2.1apg last season. Rose's team made it to the WCC Tournament Semifinals in 2017. He also represented Bahamas at the CBC Championships in Tortola (Virgin Islands) five years ago. Rose's team won Gold. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 2017 and it is his second season in pro basketball.
Bahamas NPBA round 13 best performance: Kemsy Sylvester (by Interperformances) - 2 days ago
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Kemsy Sylvester put on an extraordinary performance in the last round for Bahamas Univ., receiving a Interperformances Player of the Week award for round 13. The player had a double-double of 24 points and 16 rebounds, while his team beat Defenders (#9, 1-12) 76-71. [read more]
Kemsy Sylvester put on an extraordinary performance in the last round for Bahamas Univ., receiving a Interperformances Player of the Week award for round 13. The player had a double-double of 24 points and 16 rebounds, while his team beat Defenders (#9, 1-12) 76-71. Bahamas Univ. maintains the 4th position in Bahamas NPBA. They would have been even better if they hadn't lost a few games earlier this season. Bahamas Univ. will need more victories to improve their 9-4 record. In the team's last game Sylvester had a remarkable 61.5% from 2-point range. He turned to be Bahamas Univ.'s top player in his first season with the team. Kemsy Sylvester averages this season 22.1ppg and 10.4rpg.
The second best player in last round's games was Adam Johnson of Shockers. Johnson had a very good evening with a double-double of 28 points and 14 rebounds. It was enough for Shockers to edge the lower-ranked Defenders (#9, 1-12) 85-81. Shockers' 5th position in the standings has not changed. His team lost some distance to top teams. But 7-6 record is not bad and everything may still change. Johnson is a newcomer at Shockers, but is already one of team's top players.
Third on the list of top players last round was former international guard D'Shon Taylor (196-G-93) of league's top team Giants. Taylor got into 30-points club by scoring 33 points in the last round. He went also for seven rebounds and four assists. He was a key player of Giants, leading his team to a 99-89 win against #2 ranked Stingers in a game of the week. Giants have amazing season winning all 11 games without a single defeat. Taylor turns to be one of the very best players in the league while he is also a leader of the top team having his eyes on the championship title. Taylor has a very solid season. In 11 games in Bahamas he scored 19.5ppg. He also has 6.4rpg and 4.1apg.
Other top performing players last week: 4. Kenneth Pratt) of Regulators - 25 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists 5. Renardo Baillou) of Regulators - 19 points, 17 rebounds and 4 assists 6. David Taylor (G) of Rockets - 30 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists 7. Christorr Stuart (188-G) of Pirates - 22 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists 8. Gameliel Rose) of Giants - 17 points, 16 rebounds and 2 assists 9. Eugene Bain (195-C/F-88) of Stingers - 22 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists 10. Rameno King) of Shockers - 12 points and 15 rebounds
The Player of the week is selected based on efficiency calculation, but also including game result, importance of the game, if played recorded double-double/triple-double, etc. The efficiency formula is a combination of various formulas used by different basketball organizations/leagues. We got involved many basketball scouts and journalists to assure it's accuracy. The formula: 1.5*PTS + 3*(REB+AST+ST+BL-TO) - 2*BSAG - 4*PF + 3*PFRV + 4*(2FGPM+3FGPM) + 1.5*FTM - 3*(2FGPA-2FGPM) - 3*(3FGPA-3FGPM) - (FTA-FTM)
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The teams have now bigger motivation at this stage of Regular Season. Every game can be crucial and decide about teams' position at the end of Regular Season. Here is the last round review presented by ESL.
The most shocking disappointment of round 13 was only three-point a home defeat of 6th ranked Regulators (4-9) to seventh ranked Pirates (5-8) 97-94 in the game for the sixth place. Pirates outrebounded Regulators 52-36 including a 34-22 advantage in defensive rebounds. 30 personal... [read more]
The teams have now bigger motivation at this stage of Regular Season. Every game can be crucial and decide about teams' position at the end of Regular Season. Here is the last round review presented by ESL.
The most shocking disappointment of round 13 was only three-point a home defeat of 6th ranked Regulators (4-9) to seventh ranked Pirates (5-8) 97-94 in the game for the sixth place. Pirates outrebounded Regulators 52-36 including a 34-22 advantage in defensive rebounds. 30 personal fouls committed by Regulators helped opponents get some easy free throw opportunities. Guard Christorr Stuart (188) stepped up and scored 22 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists (made all of his nine free throws !!!) for the winners and guard Kronoff Dean (173) chipped in 24 points and 6 rebounds. At the losing side Kenneth Pratt responded with a double-double by scoring 25 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Pirates moved-up to sixth place. Regulators at the other side dropped to the seventh position with nine games lost. Pirates' supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will face at home their local rival from Nassau Mingoes. Another exciting game was a derby match between two teams from Nassau: Rockets (#3) and Regulators (#6). Rockets (9-4) crushed visiting Regulators (4-9) by 25 points 105-80. Guard David Taylor nailed 30 points and 5 assists for the winning side and Dominique Beadle accounted for 15 points and 6 rebounds. Renardo Baillou came up with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 17 rebounds and 4 assists for Regulators in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Rockets maintains third place with 9-4 record despite having the same number of points like the leader Giants, which they share with Bahamas Univ. Regulators at the other side dropped to the seventh position with nine games lost. Rockets' supporters look forward to another derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Mingoes. Another exciting game was again a derby between two local teams from Nassau: Giants (#1) and Stingers (#2). Giants (11-0) won against visiting Stingers (10-3) 99-89. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Stingers. DShon Taylor fired 33 points (!!!), 7 rebounds and 4 assists for the winners. Eugene Bain produced a double-double by scoring 22 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists for lost side. Both coaches tested many bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Undefeated Giants have an impressive series of seven victories in a row. Defending champion maintains first place with 11-0 record. Loser Stingers keep the second position with three games lost. Giants' supporters look forward to another derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Pros. The game in was also worth to mention about. Fourth ranked Mingoes (9-4) played at the court of 8th ranked Defenders (1-12). Mingoes managed to secure a 5-point victory 76-71. Worth to mention a great performance of Kemsy Sylvester who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 24 points and 16 rebounds. Mingoes moved-up to third place, which they share with Rockets. Defenders lost their ninth game in a row. They dropped to the bottom position with 12 games lost. Mingoes' supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Pirates.
In the last game of round 13 Defenders lost to Shockers on the opponent's court 81-85. The most impressive stats of the last round was 28 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks by Adam Johnson of Shockers.
Another exciting game was a derby match between two teams from Nassau: Rockets (#3) and Regulators (#6). Rockets (9-4) crushed visiting Regulators (4-9) by 25 points 105-80. Rockets players were unselfish on offense dishing 22 assists. Guard David Taylor nailed 30 points and 5 assists for the winning side and Dominique Beadle (193) accounted for 15 points and 6 rebounds. Four Rockets players scored in double figures. Renardo Baillou came up with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 17 rebounds and 4 assists and Jonathan Carey added 7 points and 15 rebounds respectively for Regulators in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Rockets maintains third place with 9-4 record despite having the same number of points like the leader Giants, which they share with Bahamas Univ. Regulators at the other side dropped to the seventh position with nine games lost. Rockets' supporters look forward to another derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Mingoes. Top scorers: Rockets: D.Taylor 30+3reb+5ast, D.Beadle 15+6reb+2ast, C.Pinder 10+11reb, Q.Demeritte 10+4reb+2ast, L.Armbrister 9+1reb+5ast, B.Carter 7+5reb+1ast Regulators: R.Baillou 19+17reb+4ast, C.Thompson 12+3reb, K.Pratt 9+4reb, J.Alex 8+1reb, T.Darville 8+1ast, J.Carey 7+15reb
Another exciting game was again a derby between two local teams from Nassau: Giants (#1) and Stingers (#2). Giants (11-0) won against visiting Stingers (10-3) 99-89. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Stingers. Giants made 46-of-52 free shots (88.5 percent) during the game, while Stingers only scored twenty five points from the stripe. Giants forced 22 Stingers turnovers. The former international guard DShon Taylor (196-93, college: Norfolk St.) fired 33 points (!!!), 7 rebounds and 4 assists for the winners (made all of his eleven free throws !!!). Gameliel Rose chipped in a double-double by scoring 17 points and 16 rebounds. The former international power forward Eugene Bain (195-88, college: Bellevue) produced a double-double by scoring 22 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists and international guard Abel Joseph (200-90, college: Holland) added 17 points and 14 rebounds respectively for lost side. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Both coaches tested many bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Giants have an impressive series of seven victories in a row. Defending champion maintains first place with 11-0 record. Loser Stingers keep the second position with three games lost. Giants' supporters look forward to another derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Pros. Top scorers: Giants: D.Taylor 33+7reb+4ast, M.Bain 20+6reb+6ast, G.Rose 17+16reb+2ast, T.Cox 11+4reb+5ast, J.Jacob 8+3reb+1ast, J.Henfield 6+1ast Stingers: E.Bain 22+14reb+4ast, A.Joseph 17+14reb+3ast, S.Farrington 15+5reb+1ast, B.Bain 11+1reb+7ast, C.Smith 8+3reb+4ast, H.McKenzie 5+1ast
The most shocking disappointment of round 13 was only three-point a home defeat of 6th ranked Regulators (4-9) to seventh ranked Pirates (5-8) 97-94 in the game for the sixth place. Pirates outrebounded Regulators 52-36 including a 34-22 advantage in defensive rebounds. 30 personal fouls committed by Regulators helped opponents get some easy free throw opportunities. Guard Christorr Stuart (188) stepped up and scored 22 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists (made all of his nine free throws !!!) for the winners and guard Kronoff Dean (173) chipped in 24 points and 6 rebounds. At the losing side Kenneth Pratt responded with a double-double by scoring 25 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists and Renardo Baillou produced a double-double by scoring 19 points and 11 rebounds (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field). Four Regulators players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Pirates moved-up to sixth place. Regulators at the other side dropped to the seventh position with nine games lost. Pirates' supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will face at home their local rival from Nassau Mingoes. Top scorers: Pirates: K.Dean 24+6reb+2ast, C.Stuart 22+8reb+4ast, D.Fernander 19+9reb+2ast, D.Johnson 9+7reb, V.Morrison 7+4reb+4ast, J.Johnson 6+2reb Regulators: K.Pratt 25+13reb+4ast, S.Cruz 19+3reb+1ast, R.Baillou 19+11reb+3ast, E.Rashad 10+1reb+1ast, A.Rolle 6+2reb+1ast, H.Walkes 5+1reb+4ast
The game in was also worth to mention about. Fourth ranked Mingoes (9-4) played at the court of 8th ranked Defenders (1-12). Mingoes managed to secure a 5-point victory 76-71. 25 personal fouls committed by Defenders helped opponents get some easy free throw opportunities. Worth to mention a great performance of Kemsy Sylvester who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 24 points and 16 rebounds. Forward Antwan Bevans (198, college: Casper CC) contributed with 23 points and 8 rebounds for the winners. Gregory Seymour answered with 15 points and 8 rebounds (made all of his eleven free throws !!!) and Charaz Lafleur added 12 points and 12 rebounds in the effort for Defenders. Four Defenders players scored in double figures. Mingoes moved-up to third place, which they share with Rockets. Defenders lost their ninth game in a row. They dropped to the bottom position with 12 games lost. Mingoes' supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nassau to the arena Pirates. Top scorers: Bahamas Univ.: S.Kemsy 24+16reb+2ast, A.Bevans 23+8reb+2ast, C.McKenzie 10+2reb, R.Cornish 6+6reb, T.Nicholls 6+4reb+3ast, R.Dames 3+1ast Defenders: T.Clayton 20+3reb+1ast, S.Gregory 15+8reb+2ast, L.Charaz 12+12reb+1ast, R.Leon 10+6reb+6ast, H.Curry 7+4reb, R.Morley 4+11reb+1ast
Rather expected game in Nassau where 8th ranked Defenders (1-12) were defeated by fifth ranked Shockers (7-6) 85-81. They made 20-of-25 charity shots (80.0 percent) during the game. Shockers forced 22 Defenders turnovers. Their players were unselfish on offense dishing 21 assists. Shockers brought some defensive toughness making 10 blocks. It was a very good performance for Adam Johnson who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 28 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks. Rameno King contributed with a double-double by scoring 12 points and 15 rebounds for the winners. Shockers' coach allowed to play the deep bench players in such tough game. Charaz Lafleur answered with 18 points and 9 rebounds and Clayton Tucker added 24 points and 6 steals in the effort for Defenders. Shockers maintains fifth place with 7-6 record. Defenders lost their ninth game in a row. They dropped to the bottom position with 12 games lost. Both teams do not play next round, which will be an opportunity for some rest. Top scorers: Shockers: J.Adam 28+14reb+3ast, R.King 12+15reb+1ast, W.Rigby 10+10reb+6ast, L.Oscar 9+1reb+5ast, B.Bernard 8+8reb+2ast, B.Franko 6+4reb Defenders: T.Clayton 24+4reb+1ast, L.Charaz 18+9reb+3ast, R.Leon 15+8reb+2ast, D.Carrington 8+7reb+3ast, F.Carlos 8+4reb, S.Gregory 6+16reb+1ast
DeAndre Ayton's double-double lands him Player of the Week award among Bahamians playing currently abroad: - 4 days ago
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We bring you last week's top performances from Bahamians who are playing abroad and who all have had prior experience of national team duties at youth or senior level. Klay Thompson (201-G-90) was the major contributor in a Golden State Warriors' victory against the Miami Heat in the NBA in Sunday night's game.
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We bring you last week's top performances from Bahamians who are playing abroad and who all have had prior experience of national team duties at youth or senior level.
#1. This week's number one is former international center DeAndre Ayton (216-98, college: Arizona, currently plays in NBA). He could not help the Phoenix Suns (11-47) in their last game on Friday. Despite Ayton's very good performance the Phoenix Suns (11-47) were defeated 117-107 on the road by the Golden State Warriors.
He recorded a double-double by scoring 23 points and getting 12 rebounds. Ayton also added and 3 steals.
It's Ayton's first season with the team.
He has individually a very good year with high stats. Ayton averages: 16.5ppg, 10.6rpg, 2.0apg, 2FGP: 58.8%(369-628) and FT: 77.4%.
He played for the Bahamas senior national team three years ago.
#2. Second place goes to an international guard Buddy Hield (193-93, college: Oklahoma, currently plays in NBA). Hield led Sacramento Kings to a victory over the Miami Heat (25-29) 102-96 in the NBA on Friday night.
He was MVP of the game. Hield scored 23 points, had 7 rebounds and made 2 blocks in 34 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his third season in pro basketball. The Sacramento Kings have 30-26 record this season.
Hield has very impressive stats this year: 20.5ppg, 5.1rpg, 2.3apg, 2FGP: 50.1%, 3FGP: 45.5%(190-418) and FT: 85.8% in 55 games he played so far.
He is in the roster of the Bahamas senior national team.
#3. The Bahamas player who performed third best last week abroad was an international forward David Nesbitt (200-91, college: St.Thomas, FL, currently plays in Brazil). Nesbitt contributed to Flamengo's victory against the closely-ranked Vivo/Franca (14-3) 79-74 in the Brazilian NBB in Tuesday night's game.
He scored 11 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and made 3 blocks.
It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. Clube de Regatas do Flamengo (8-2) is placed second in the NBB.
Nesbitt's overall stats this season are: 7.8ppg, 4.9rpg, 2FGP: 59.5%(47-79), 3FGP: 25.5% and FT: 72.7%.
He is also a member of the Bahamas senior national team.
#4. An experienced power forward Christopher Turnquest (204-83, college: Miles CC, currently plays in Spain) was not able to help Arenys (8-8) in their last game. Despite Turnquest's very good performance the fourth-placed Arenys (8-8) was edged 74-73 at home by the leading Ilerdauto Nissan Pardinyes Lleida in the Group C-B.
He had a double-double by scoring 17 points and getting 10 rebounds in 24 minutes.
It was Arenys' third consecutive loss in a row.
Turnquest has very impressive stats this year: 16.0ppg and 11.3rpg in 16 games.
He used to play for the Bahamas national team
back in 2006.
#5. International guard L.J. Rose (190-93, college: BYU, currently plays in Latvia) was the main contributor in Valga-Valka's victory against the closely-ranked Latvijas Universitate (6-16) 84-76 in the Latvian LatEstBL on Sunday night.
Rose was the best player in that game. He scored 20 points, had 8 rebounds and dished 7 assists; not bad, considering it's only Rose's second season in pro basketball. BC Valga-Valka/Maks&Moorits (6-14) is placed 12th in the LatEstBL.
This season Rose has very high stats. He averages: 16.0ppg and 11.3rpg.
Rose has a dual citizenship: Bahamas and American.
Despite he played previously for the USA U16 national team, Rose is currently in the Bahamas national team roster.
#6. Forward Dwight Coleby (206-94, college: W.Kentucky, currently plays in Japan) was not able to secure a victory for Akita Happinets (13-27) in their last game. Despite his very good performance Akita Happinets (#5) were crushed 85-58 in Kariya by the higher-ranked (#3) Aishin Sea Horses in the East group.
Coleby had a double-double by scoring 16 points and getting 13 rebounds. He also added 5 assists and 3 steals in 25 minutes.
It was Akita Happinets' sixth consecutive loss in a row.
Coleby has relatively good stats this year: 11.0ppg, 10.8rpg, 2.3apg and 1.7spg in six games.
He is an international player who is currently on the senior Bahamas National Team roster.
#7. International point guard Jaron Cornish (180, currently plays college basketball in the States) contributed to a Stony Brook's victory against the University of Massachusetts - Lowell (2-4) 76-65 in the NCAA last Saturday.
Cornish scored 30 points (!!!) and grabbed 6 rebounds.
The State University of New York,Stony Brook has 4-0 conference record this season.
So far his team won all four games in the conference.
Cornish's overall stats this season are: 8.6ppg, 4.0rpg and 3.5apg.
He is also Bahamas national team player.
#8. Forward Travis Munnings (198-94, currently studies in the States) helped La-Monroe win their game against the Georgia Southern University (0-5) 88-79 in the NCAA in Friday night's game.
He recorded a double-double by scoring 17 points and getting 11 rebounds.
The University of Louisiana at Monroe has 3-2 conference record this season.
Munnings is one of the most experienced players in a team as it's his fourth year in La-Monroe's roster.
This season Munnings has relatively solid stats: 13.4ppg, 7.4rpg and 2.5apg.
He plays currently for the Bahamas national team.
#9. International power forward Kadeem Coleby (206-89, college: Wichita St., currently plays in Japan) is a teammate of previously mentioned Dwight Coleby. But that was another game of his team in Japanese B League which we would like to mention.
Coleby couldn't help Akita Happinets (13-27) in their game against Hitachi Sunrockers (18-22).
He was the second best scorer with 9 points. Coleby also added 10 rebounds and made 3 blocks in 31 minutes.
But Akita Happinets (#5) lost 62-69 in Tokyo to the higher-ranked (#4) Hitachi Sunrockers in the East group.
Coleby has reliable stats this year: 12.8ppg, 8.8rpg, 1.4apg and 2.4bpg in 36 games.
Worth to mention Coleby played also at Eurobasket Summer League, which helped him get the job in pro basketball. He is also in the roster of the Bahamas national team.
#10. Guard Shamar Burrows (190-97, currently plays in Canada) helped Dalhousie University win their game against the Panthers (4-11) crushing them 98-61 in the U Sports in Sunday night's game.
Burrows scored 16 points and grabbed 6 rebounds in a mere 19 minutes.
The Dalhousie University has a solid 10-6 record this season.
It was his team's third consecutive victory in a row.
There are only four games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game will be critical.
This year Burrows' overall stats are: 2.5ppg and 1.5rpg in 13 games.
He is a former U16 international player as six years ago he still played for the Bahamas national team.
#11. Former U17 international forward Charles Bain (203-96, is currently at the American university) helped Robert Morris win their game against the Bryant University 72-59 in the NCAA last Thursday.
Bain scored 10 points and grabbed 6 rebounds.
Bain averaged so far 10.3ppg and 4.5rpg.
He used to play for the Bahamas U17 national team
six years ago.
#12. Former international swingman J.R. Cadot (196-87, college: TCU, currently plays in Spain) couldn't help Moron (9-13) in their last game on Saturday. Despite his good performance Moron (#9) was edged 60-57 on the opponent's court by the higher-ranked Almansa (#4) in the East group.
Cadot was the second best scorer with 11 points. He also added 6 rebounds.
Cadot's total stats this season are: 5.5ppg and 3.5rpg.
He used to play for the Bahamas national team
back in 2016.
#13. International center Zane Knowles (208-92, agency: Octagon Europe, college: Texas A&M-CC, currently plays in France) couldn't help C'Chartres in their game against Poitiers in the French ProB (second division).
He scored 9 points and blocked 2 shots.
His team was defeated 94-79.
Knowles averaged so far 12.3ppg, 5.5rpg and 1.2bpg.
He is also Bahamas national team player.
#14. Former U17 international forward Qyemah Gibson (196-97, currently plays in Canada) helped Saint Mary's University win their game against the Capers 90-77 in the U Sports in Friday night's game.
Gibson scored 6 points and grabbed 5 rebounds in only 12 minutes.
This year Gibson's total stats are: 5.6ppg and 2.8rpg in 16 games.
He used to play for the Bahamas U17 national team
back in 2013.
#15. Former U17 international forward Jordan Wilson (196-96, currently plays in Canada) is a teammate of previously mentioned Shamar Burrows and both played together in the last U Sports game.
Wilson managed to help Dalhousie University in a victory against the Panthers crushing them 98-61.
He scored only 2 points and grabbed 4 rebounds in 12 minutes.
Wilson has averaged so far 7.1ppg, 4.2rpg and 1.9apg in 15 games.
He used to play for the Bahamas U17 national team
six years ago.
The list of other players, who all have Bahamas passport but never been selected to any of Bahamas national teams:
#1.Klay Thompson (201-G-90, college: Washington St., currently plays in NBA) was the major contributor in a 2-point Golden State Warriors' victory against the Miami Heat (25-29) 120-118 in the NBA in Sunday night's game.
He scored 29 points (!!!) in 38 minutes.
The Golden State Warriors have a solid 40-15 record this season.
It was his team's fourth consecutive victory in a row.
It's Thompson's eighth year with the team.
Thompson has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages: 22.0ppg, 4.1rpg, 2.1apg and 1.2spg in 53 games he played so far.
Thompson has a dual citizenship: Bahamas and American.
#2.Trevon Grant (185-G, currently plays in Canada) led Acadia University to a 3-point victory over the Capers (14-2) 83-80 in the U Sports on Saturday night.
Grant was the top player that evening. He had a double-double by scoring 19 points and getting 13 rebounds. Grant also added 4 assists and 3 steals in 34 minutes.
The Acadia University has quite an impressive 13-4 record this season.
It was his team's seventh consecutive victory in a row.
There are only three games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game will be critical.
This year Grant has relatively solid stats: 11.4ppg, 6.9rpg, 2.8apg and 1.6spg in 16 games.
#3.Nathan Bain (198-F, currently plays college basketball in the States) led SF Austin to a 2-point victory against the Houston Baptist University (1-4) 79-77 in the NCAA on Wednesday night.
Bain scored 16 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and made 2 blocks.
The Stephen F. Austin State University has 2-3 conference record this season.
Bain has been at the team for four years.
His overall stats this year are: 6.2ppg, 4.2rpg, 1.4apg and 1.3spg.
#4.Radshad Davis (188-G, currently studies in the States) contributed to an Texas Arlington's victory against the Appalachian State University (3-2) 78-68 in the NCAA on Saturday night.
Davis scored 7 points, grabbed 6 rebounds and dished 3 assists in 19 minutes.
The University of Texas at Arlington has a solid 4-2 conference record this season.
This year Davis' total stats are: 8.2ppg and 5.7rpg in 24 games.
#5.Denzel Jenoure (203-C, currently plays in NCAA2) contributed to an Adelphi University's victory against the New Haven University 83-78 in the NCAA2 last Saturday.
Jenoure recorded 6 points and grabbed 7 rebounds in only 12 minutes.
It was the game of the round between two top 2 ranked teams in group Southwest. The Adelphi University has 3-4 record this season.
This year Jenoure's total stats are: 3.4ppg and 2.4rpg in nine games.
#6.Winslo Barry (208-F-90, college: Incarnate Word, currently plays in Spain). Barry could not help Naron to beat Leon.
He scored 6 points and grabbed 5 rebounds.
His team was badly defeated by 17 points 72-55.
Barry has averaged so far 8.7ppg and 6.6rpg.
#7.Shamir Rolle (198-C, currently plays in NAIA) was not able to help the Freed-Hardeman University in their game against the Lyon College in the NAIA. Rolle cannot count Saturday's game as one of the best ones.
He recorded only 3 points and grabbed 5 rebounds in 8 minutes on the court.
His team lost 50-62 in the NAIA.
Rolle has averaged so far 2.3ppg and 3.1rpg in 20 games.
#8.Willis Mackey (203-F, currently plays in NAIA) led University of Northwestern Ohio to a victory against the Lourdes University 99-90 in the WHAC on Saturday night.
He recorded a double-double by scoring 30 points and getting 18 rebounds.
This season Mackey has very high stats. He averages: 16.4ppg, 8.9rpg and 1.1apg.
#9.Aaron Levarity (198-F, currently plays in NAIA) contributed to a Milligan College's victory against the Bryan College 81-75 in the AAC in Saturday night's game.
Levarity recorded 23 points and grabbed 9 rebounds in 30 minutes.
Levarity has very impressive stats this year: 18.3ppg, 12.2rpg, 1.8apg and 1.5bpg in 22 games.
#10.Daejour Adderley (188-G, currently plays in NAIA) helped Saint Thomas University win their game against the Webber International University crushing them 71-51 in the TSC last Saturday.
He recorded 12 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists.
Adderley has averaged so far 7.7ppg, 3.6rpg and 4.4apg.
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