Round 10 Results For Rebels League Teams
League Women - Ansett v Uni Rebels
Ansett got back into their winning ways after last week’s upset loss by beating the Uni Rebels 86-49 to remain at the top of the ladder with an 8-1 record. A game high 31 points by Tal Yakov (25.2ppg) who is leading the league in total points scored (227) teamed up with Grace Boyd (14) and Carolyn Nyhouse (13) to lead the Blues to a confidence building win. The Blues are averaging 83.3 points per game (best in the league at the moment) and holding opponents to just 55 (second best). The Rebels hung tough for a quarter (17-15) but couldn’t keep up the pace and fell behind 44-27 at the half and then slipped further behind with a bad third quarter effort (20-7) to trail by 30 with a quarter to go. Tiayana Sing (9.1ppg) hit 14 for the Rebels with Danielle Ponter adding 10 and Shavayah Lee 9.
League Men - Ansett v Uni Rebels
The league leading Uni Rebels pulled one out of the bag against Ansett to edge out the Blues 75-74. The Rebels were staring down the barrel of a loss with just a bit over a minute remaining when Tim Morris hit his only trey on the night to tie the game up at 73 all with a minute to play. Robert Skinner from the Blues hit one of two opportunities from the charity stripe to give them a one point 74-73 lead with 51 seconds left. A flurry of fouls from both sides looking to gain an advantage gave the Rebels the chance they needed to win at the free throw line through Glenn Scott. Scott nailed his pair for a Rebel 75-74 lead with 37 seconds remaining. The Blues failed to convert after a timeout. Spencer Coleman led the Rebels with 28 followed by Morris with 25. Jerron Jamerson top scored for the Blues with 26, Brad Davis hit 16 and Skinner 15.
Write-up from DBA Website
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Women's Game: Uni Rebels Vs Ansett
Men's Game: Uni Rebels Vs Ansett
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