Round 9 Basketball Geelong Winter Division One Wrap
The
Pivotonians continued their unbeaten start to the season with a routine 51-31
win over Lara.
Christian
Keepen continued his solid form with 17 points, while big man James Walker had
10.
Brenton
Walker was the Giants’ best with 13 points.
Vytis
surrendered top spot with its first loss, as veteran Try Boys’ guard Paul
Hutchison dropped 30 points in an 83-64 result, that kept the Bears inside the
top four.
Steve
Wiasak led the scoring for Vytis with 11 points.
Dolphins
registered their first win of the season with a 71-56 victory of Rovers.
Ben Roberts
(20 points) and Mikey Lesic (19) did most of the damage for Dolphins.
Josh Kelly
did all he could to keep Rovers in touch with 22 points.
Sharks
stellar first half of the season continued with an 84-76 win over
Five Sharks
finished in double figures, led by Dan Hovey’s 21 points and James Deocampo’s
17.
Nick Owusu
again paced the Eagles with 32 points.
Former
Supercats Jordan Hill (24 points) and Kris Van Parreren (20) have combined to
help YMCA hammer Tigers 88-33.
Andrew
Luttrell’s 13 points were Tigers’ best.
In the
women’s competition, Lady Cat Jae Conn’s 33 points proved the difference in
YMCA’s 76-35 win over clubmates’ Cougars.
Sisters
Vicki King (19 points) and Kathy Mallon (12) provided the support for the Y,
while Lucy Packham had 10 for Cougars.
Try Boys
retained top spot with a comfortable 78-49 victory
Chantelle
Brockett starred for the Bears with 38 points in a rare appearance before
returning to the U-S college system.
Olivia
Cameron was Pivot’s best with 14.
Rovers had
the better of Sharks 66-26, thanks to 20 points from Prue Kenny and Bree Cail’s
17.
Mel Schwarz
led Sharks with nine points.
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