Basketball Geelong Winter Division One Round 2 wrap
Pivot City fought back from a nine point three-quarter
time deficit to force a 64-all draw with Sharks in Basketball Geelong
Championship action on Tuesday night, despite star Jason Reardon being disqualified during the third quarter.
Sharks set up the lead thanks to a 12 points in the championship quarter from Big V star Dane Bow, however the Pivotonians were able to outscore
them 20-11 in the final period to tie the game.
Reardon finished with 20 fro his three-qaurtersfor Pivot, while Bow had a game-high 24
for Sharks.
After trailing by a point at quarter-time, the Eagles
regained the lead early in the second and were not headed again.
Supercat Nick Owusu was the star for victors with 30,
with Keith Harrison chipping in with 20.
Big man James Swallow had 12 for Try Boys.
A 16 point haul from David Reardon helped Lara to a
56-36 win over Tigers.
Ben Scannell and Simon Evans had 11 apiece for Tigers,
who scored just eight points in the first half.
Romas Liebich starred with 24 for Vytis in its upset
62-60 win over YMCA.
He was supported by Supercats’ rookie Michael Rebula
who had 16 for the Knights, while Ben Suchanek and Kris Van Parreren both had
17 for the Y.
Veteran guard Paul Hutchison’s 26 points led Try Boys
Bears in its 81-48 thumping of Dolphins, who were best served by Mikey Lesic’s
20 points.
In the women’s competition, Try Boys pulled away from
Former Big V star Anisa Sijersic starred with 26,
while veteran shooter Lauren Green had 13 for the winners.
For the losers, Youth League swingman Ebony Tannouri
finished with 20.
Former US College star Kylie Morrissy proved the
difference between Rovers and Sharks, scoring 20 points in a 60-36 win.
Kelly Snell had 10 for Sharks.
YMCA showed no mercy to clubmates YMCA Cougars with an
89-43 win.
Lady Cats’ trio Vicki King (30 points), Ash Hatton
(26) and Jae Conn (19) provided Y with an unstoppable triple threat.
Jen Cleary and Kim Martin tried hard for Cougars with
12 points apiece.
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