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Despite the heat, day 2 games of Houston Eurobasket Summer League remain exciting! - Aug 5, 2013
Day 2
Game 3: Tokyo - Dubai 101-94
The beginning of the second day of action in Houston saw Tokyo and Dubai battle it out in a game in which Tokyo had control throughout. Dubai would not go away easily and cut a 16-point deficit to five with a minute left, but it was not enough. Tokyo had an all-around team effort. Leading the way for Tokyo was Eric Neveaux (188-G-86, college: Nicholls St.) who had 19 points and eight rebounds and Chris Peterson, who had 17 points and 9 rebounds. James Vaughan also had 14 points and nine assists. Kenneth Fluellen, who finished with 25 points, and almost brought his team back all the way, led Dubai. Big man Matt Peeler (203-F/C-91, college: Evansville) had 16 points and 13 rebounds.
Game 4: Mexico City - Buenos Aires 90-87
A closely contested game throughout, Mexico City was barely able to edge out Buenos Aires 90-87 for a victory. It was back-and-forth throughout. At halfitme, Buenos Aires led by 11, but they were not able to hold onto their lead, seeing it disappear into a seven-point deficit entering the fourth quarter. Chris Davis and Wuseng Dogale (191-PG-90) both had 21 points for Mexico City, while Gerard DeVaughan had 18 points and 14 rebounds. PJ Meyers (173-PG-89, college: Life) had a big game for Buenos Aires, finishing with 33 points, while teammate Ryan Watts had 20 points and seven rebounds.
Game 5: Buenos Aires - Tokyo 86-83
The fifth game of the Houstons Eurobasket Summer League was, again, a tight contest that saw Buenos Aires improve to 2-1 overall with an 86-83 victory. Jerel Hastings (196-G/F-86, college: Albany) starred for Buenos Aires, finishing with 20 points, four rebounds and three assists, showing off a complete all-around game. Teammate Victor Taylor (188-G-86, college: Tenn Temple) had 19 points. Brent Jennings (193-G-88, college: So.Poly State) and James Vaughan both had double-doubles and finished with 22 points for Tokyo.
Game 6: Dubai - Mexico City 96-82
The last game of Day 2 saw Dubai get come out victorious over Mexico City, 96-82. The game was closer than the score indicated, as Dubai pulled away towards the end, but it was tied at halftime and Mexico City made just enough shots to keep the game interesting. Dubai had five guys score in double figures, led Robert Mayes and Garland Judkins, who scored 19 and 16, respectively. Matt Peeler had 15 rebounds. Gerard DeVaughan had a monster game for Mexico City, recording 29 points and 20 rebounds. Teammate Wuseng Dogale had 18 points.
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Second Session of Eurobasket Summer League in Las Vegas ends with team Venice winning the championship! - Jul 21, 2014
Day 2 (Games)-July 19, 2014
Day one ended with an evening of practice, drills and registration to prepare the players for the next two days that would be very tough with the amount of games to be played. Game day two and three were very good as the talent level was surely there and the players played extremely hard. Day two saw dozens of scouts coming in and out of the gym for each game as they evaluated the talent in this second session of Eurobasket Summer League in Las Vegas. Th...
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Day 2 (Games)-July 19, 2014
Day one ended with an evening of practice, drills and registration to prepare the players for the next two days that would be very tough with the amount of games to be played. Game day two and three were very good as the talent level was surely there and the players played extremely hard. Day two saw dozens of scouts coming in and out of the gym for each game as they evaluated the talent in this second session of Eurobasket Summer League in Las Vegas. The third and final day was very interesting as Venice lost its first game, but was able to still advance to the championship game because they had the highest of amount of points scored of any team. Venince then moved on to win the ESL championship over Manchester 81-78. Manchester would not go away in this contest as they came back in the fourth quarter after being 18 points down to tie the game and send it to overtime. Venice eventually pulled out the victory and were led by Lamar Brinkley (191-F-89) who was unstoppable and played his heart out scoring 25 points and grabbing 9 rebounds.
Game1: Lugano 76 Cantu 75
Lugano: 76
#74 Kyle Lindeburgh-7pts, 7rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#92 Andrew McCarthy-12pts, 2rbs
#13 Gabriel Harris-4pts, 1rb
#71 Jordan Vogel-10pts, 5rbs, 3stls
#76 Jarvis Garner-4pts, 7rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#5 Mario Jordan-23pts, 2rbs, 5asts, 2stls
#53 Dane Rawlins-10pts, 7rbs, 1blk
#18 Casey Sheehan-4pts, 3rbs, 4asts, 2stls
#60 Josh Sims-2pts, 3rbs
Cantu: 75
#95 Sean McCarthy-7pts, 8rbs, 1stl, 3blks
#37 Kimball Payne-9pts, 1rb, 2asts, 1stl
#41 Damien Hooks-13pts, 11rbs, 4asts, 2stsls
#7 Jeremy Adili Kuerban-3pts, 3rbs, 1stl
#16 Timothy Johnson Jr-10pts, 3rbs
#55 David Birch-15pts, 3rbs, 4asts, 1blk
#36 Tyrell Cason-6pts, 1rb
#8 Jeremy Kilgore-13pts, 1rb, 2stl
Game2: Manchester 80 Monaco 76
Manchester: 80
#31 Tony Nixon-15pts, 4rbs, 1ast
#85 Clarence Trent-4pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 2blks
#6 Cameron Miles-6pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl, 1blk
#46 Nayshon Maynard-12pts, 14rbs, 2asts, 1stl, 1blk
#32 William Cooper-16pts, 5rbs, 4asts, 1stl, 1blk
#9 Yosef Molakandov-2rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#49 Danny Sanders-11pts, 7rbs
#98 Marcus Ruppel-12pts, 6rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#3 Acquell Morray Smith-4pts, 1rb, 1ast
Monaco: 76
#11 Rodney Chatman-10pts, 2stls
#30 Broc Wills-2pts, 7rbs, 2asts
#12 Damien Trujillo-8pts, 3rbs
#48 Daren Dickson-4pts, 4rbs, 1blk
#38 Brian Wanamaker-13pts, 6rbs, 1stl
#50 Jamarkus Holt-20pts, 10rbs, 2asts
#10 Anthony Jackson-11pts, 9rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#33 Daniel Adams-8pts, 3stls, 2blks
Game3: Siena 86 Moscow 77
Siena: 86
#27 Chase Robinson-13pts, 4rbs, 2asts
#56 Jarred Riley-13pts, 3rbs
#29 Bryce Elarms- 3pts, 1rb, 2asts
#24 DVonne Pickett Jr.-7pts, 2rbs
#15 Michael Davis-2pts, 5rbs, 1ast
#26 Brian Blackmon-10pts, 1rb
#23 Traore Benefield-13pts, 4rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#47 Rickey Scott-5pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 2blks
#17 Kenny Rhymes-20pts, 3rbs, 1ast
Moscow: 77
#0 Bennett Shaw-3pts, 1rb, 1ast
#83 Raymond Lester-16pts, 9rbs
#25 Nicholaus Watkins-5pts, 1rb
#14 Tanner Adler-8pts, 3rbs
#66 Jelani Johnson-10pts, 3rbs, 2stls
#2 Marquel Darrington-7pts, 2asts, 1stl
#58 Terrance Washington-6pts, 8rbs, 1ast, 5blks
#28 Brandon Corbitt-2pts, 1rb
#4 Andre Armstrong-20pts, 2rbs, 1stl
Game4: Venice 65 Malise 50
Venice: 65
#39 Renard Smith-5pts, 1rb
#21 Cornel Knight-1rb
#45 Justin Hawkins-Young-6pts, 6rbs, 1asts, 1stl, 1blk
#84 Marquis Wright-6pts, 8rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#59 Jimmy Sherburne-8pts, 3rbs
#61 Ebuka Anyaorah-14pts, 5rbs, 3asts, 2blks
#20 Joey Peterson-9pts, 2rbs, 1blk
#73 Steve Gill-9pts, 6rbs, 1blk
#68 Lamar Brinkley-5pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 2blks
Malise:50
#22 Adam Braswell-3pts, 3rbs, 1stl
#35 Jeff Harris-3pts, 1stl
#34 Christopher Colvin-12pts, 3rbs, 1blk
#19 Delon Allen-3pts, 1rb
#43 Antonio Sullivan-12pts, 5rbs
#62 Darius McKnight-8pts, 11rbs, 5blks
#40 Jason McPherson-2pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#51 Chris Hines-8pts, 11rbs, 3blks
Game 5: Cantu 80 Monaco 60
Cantu: 80
#95 Sean McCarthy-10pts, 6rbs, 2stls, 1blk
#37 Kimball Payne-4pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#41 Damien Hooks-18pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#16 Timothy Johnson Jr-13pts, 4rbs, 1stl
#55 David Birch-14pts, 1stl
#36 Tyrell Cason-9pts, 1rb
#8 Jeremy Kilgore-12pts, 2asts, 1stl
Manoco: 60
#11 Rodney Chatman-3pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#30 Broc Wills-11pts, 2rbs, 1stl
#12 Damien Trujillo-4pts, 2rbs
#48 Daren Dickson-9pts, 2rbs
#38 Brian Wanamaker-13pts, 1rb, 1ast, 2stls, 1blk
#50 Jamarkus Holt-14pts, 15rbs, 4blks
#10 Anthony Jackson-2rbs
#33 Daniel Adams-6pts, 8rbs, 1ast, 1stl
Game 6: Manchester 71 Lugano 67 (2OT)
Manchester: 71
#31 Tony Nixon-23pts, 2rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#85 Clarence Trent-6pts, 2rbs
#6 Cameron Miles-17pts, 6rbs, 4asts, 1stl, 3blks
#46 Nayshon Maynard-6pts, 13rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#32 William Cooper-9pts, 6rbs, 3blks
#9 Yosef Molakandov-3rbs
#49 Danny Sanders-1rb
#98 Marcus Ruppel-6pts, 4rbs, 1stl
#3 Acquell Morray Smith-4pts, 1rb
Lugano: 67
#74 Kyle Lindeburgh-5pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#92 Andrew McCarthy-5pts, 5rbs
#13 Gabriel Harris-5pts, 5rbs
#71 Jordan Vogel-9pts, 5rbs, 1stl
#76 Jarvis Garner-13pts, 6rbs, 1ast
#5 Mario Jordan-3pts, 4rbs, 2stls
#53 Dane Rawlins-17pts, 9rbs, 2stls, 1blk
#18 Casey Sheehan-4pts, 3rbs, 4asts, 2stls
#60 Josh Sims-6pts, 4rbs, 1ast
Game7: Malise 71 Moscow 61
Malise: 71
#22 Adam Braswell- 6pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#35 Jeff Harris-3pts, 2asts, 1stl
#34 Christopher Colvin-6pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#19 Delon Allen-9pts, 2rbs, 1stl
#63 Levi Giese-11pts, 5rbs, 2stls
#43 Antonio Sullivan-12pts, 1rb
#62 Darius McKnight-12pts, 15rbs, 2blks
#40 Jason McPherson-2pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#51 Chris Hines-10pts, 10rbs, 1stl, 2blks
Moscow: 61
#0 Bennett Shaw-2pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#83 Raymond Lester-10pts, 5rbs, 1ast
#25 Nicholaus Watkins-2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#14 Tanner Adler-9pts, 8rbs
#66 Jelani Johnson-3pts, 5rbs, 3asts, 2stls
#2 Marquel Darrington-10pts, 4rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#58 Terrance Washington-5pts, 5rbs, 1blk
#28 Brandon Corbitt-4pts, 3rbs
#4 Andre Armstrong-18pts, 3rbs, 1stl
Game 8: Venice 111 Siena 80
Venice: 111
#39 Renard Smith-20pts, 2rbs, 2stls
#21 Cornel Knight-2pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
#45 Justin Hawkins-Young-15pts, 7rbs, 5asts, 4stls, 1blk
#84 Marquis Wright-14pts, 4rbs
#61 Ebuka Anyaorah-16pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 2stls
#20 Joey Peterson-16pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#73 Steve Gill-9pts, 10rbs, 1stl
#68 Lamar Brinkley-19pts, 10rbs, 3asts
Siena: 80
#27 Chase Robinson-11pts, 1rb
#56 Jarred Riley-17pts, 2rbs
#29 Bryce Elarms-9pts, 2rbs
#24 DVonne Pickett Jr.-8pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#15 Michael Davis-5pts, 1rb, 1ast
#26 Brian Blackmon-18pts, 4rbs, 2asts
#23 Traore Benefield-4pts
#47 Rickey Scott-4pts, 2rbs, 1stl, 1blk
#17 Kenny Rhymes-4pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 1blk
Day 3 (Games)-July 20, 2014
Game 9: Moscow 86 Lugano 85
Moscow: 86
#0 Bennett Shaw-6pts, 1ast
#83 Raymond Lester-11pts, 7rbs, 1stl
#25 Nicholaus Watkins-2pts, 2rbs, 1stl
#14 Tanner Adler-10pts, 4rbs
#66 Jelani Johnson-5pts, 3rbs, 2asts
#2 Marquel Darrington-21pts, 1rb, 3asts, 1stl
#58 Terrance Washington-10pts, 11rbs, 2asts, 1stl, 1blk
#28 Brandon Corbitt-6pts, 2rbs, 1blk
#4 Andre Armstrong-15pts, 2rbs, 1ast
Lugano: 85
#74 Kyle Lindeburgh-4pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#92 Andrew McCarthy-9pts, 10rbs, 1ast
#13 Gabriel Harris-2pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#71 Jordan Vogel-9pts, 5rbs, 1blk
#76 Jarvis Garner-20pts, 2rbs, 1stl
#5 Mario Jordan-19pts, 1rb, 2asts, 1stl
#53 Dane Rawlins-11pts, 9rbs, 1blk
#18 Casey Sheehan-9pts, 3rbs, 2asts, 4stls, 1blk
#60 Josh Sims-2pts, 1ast
Game 10: Manchester 85 Siena 74
Manchester: 85
#31 Tony Nixon-20pts, 3rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#85 Clarence Trent-14pts, 2rbs, 1stl
#6 Cameron Miles-9pts, 5rbs, 4asts, 1blk
#46 Nayshon Maynard-16pts, 11rbs, 1ast
#9 Yosef Molakandov-6pts, 1rb
#49 Danny Sanders-8pts, 6rbs
#98 Marcus Ruppel-7pts, 5rbs, 3blks
#3 Acquell Morray Smith-5pts, 2rbs, 1ast, 2stls
Siena: 74
#27 Chase Robinson-13pts, 1rb
#56 Jarred Riley-4pts, 4rbs, 1blk
#29 Bryce Elarms-2pts
#24 DVonne Pickett Jr.-6pts, 3rbs, 2stls
#15 Michael Davis-5pts, 2rbs, 2stls
#26 Brian Blackmon-17pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#23 Traore Benefield-9pts, 1rb, 1blk
#47 Rickey Scott-10pts, 6rbs, 1stl
#17 Kenny Rhymes-8pts, 7rbs, 1blk
Game 11: Monaco 73 Venice 72 (2OT)
Monaco: 73
#30 Broc Wills-4pts, 3rbs
#12 Damien Trujillo-15pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#48 Daren Dickson-5pts, 2rbs, 1blk
#38 Brian Wanamaker-18pts, 5rbs, 2stls
#50 Jamarkus Holt-21pts, 14rbs, 1blk
#10 Anthony Jackson-4pts,
#33 Daniel Adams-6pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 2stls
Venice: 72
#39 Renard Smith-10pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#21 Cornel Knight-2pts
#45 Justin Hawkins-Young-13pts, 7rbs, 6asts, 1stl
#84 Marquis Wright-15pts, 10rbs, 1ast
#61 Ebuka Anyaorah-11pts, 1rb, 1blk
#20 Joey Peterson-2rbs
#73 Steve Gill-9pts, 6rbs
#68 Lamar Brinkley-12pts, 6rbs, 2asts
Game 12: Malise 76 Cantu 62
Malise: 76
#22 Adam Braswell-18pts, 1rb, 2stls
#35 Jeff Harris-9pts, 2rbs
#34 Christopher Colvin-8pts, 2stls
#19 Delon Allen-16pts, 1rb
#95 Chris Hines-11pts, 12rbs1ast, 1stl, 2blks
#43 Antonio Sullivan-7pts, 2rbs, 1stl 7pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#40 Jason McPherson-7pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1blk
Cantu: 62
#95 Sean McCarthy- 2pts, 3rbs
#37 Kimball Payne-3pts, 4rbs, 2stls
#41 Damien Hooks-11pts, 7rbs, 1ast
#16 Timothy Johnson Jr-15pts, 8rbs, 1ast
#55 David Birch-20pts, 6rbs
#36 Tyrell Cason-3rbs
#8 Jeremy Kilgore-11pts, 2rbs
Championship: Venice 81 Manchester 78 (OT)
Venice: 81
#39 Renard Smith-3pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#21 Cornel Knight-2rbs
#45 Justin Hawkins-Young-11pts, 3rbs, 8asts, 1stl
#84 Marquis Wright-17pts, 10rbs, 1blk
#61 Ebuka Anyaorah-8pts, 5rbs, 1blk
#20 Joey Peterson-8pts
#73 Steve Gill-9pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#68 Lamar Brinkley-25pts, 9rbs
Manchester: 78
#31 Tony Nixon-28pts, 3rbs
#85 Clarence Trent-7pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
#6 Cameron Miles-13pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 2stls
#46 Nayshon Maynard-10pts, 15rbs, 4blks
#9 Yosef Molakandov-1rb
#49 Danny Sanders-4pts, 4rbs, 1ast
#98 Marcus Ruppel-8pts, 5rbs
#3 Acquell Morray Smith-8pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
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Team Kataja wins session one championship of Las Vegas Eurobasket Summer League! - Jul 19, 2014
Day3
Game 4: (Championship): Kataja 89 Kiev 83
This game did not disappoint all the scouts in attendance as Kataja and Kiev went back and forth before Kataja finally pulled out the victory 89-83. Kataja was led by Levi Giese (206-F-90, agency: SDJ Sports, college: Lafayette) who was outstanding once again as he was all tournament. Levi was getting it done on the offense and defensive end for Kataja leading them to victory with 19 points, 6 rebounds 2 assists and 4 blocks. Thomas Sta...
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Day3
Game 4: (Championship): Kataja 89 Kiev 83
This game did not disappoint all the scouts in attendance as Kataja and Kiev went back and forth before Kataja finally pulled out the victory 89-83. Kataja was led by Levi Giese (206-F-90, agency: SDJ Sports, college: Lafayette) who was outstanding once again as he was all tournament. Levi was getting it done on the offense and defensive end for Kataja leading them to victory with 19 points, 6 rebounds 2 assists and 4 blocks. Thomas Staton (198-G/F-91) supported him with 18 points, 8 rebounds. Kiev was led by Darius McKnight and Rashad Callaway (180-PG-89, college: Tampa) who had 21 and 20 points respectively.
Kataja: 89
#14-Sean McVety 5pts, 1rb
#30-Justin Hawkins-Young 13pts, 9rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#2-Sonam Lama 4pts, 2rbs, 1ast, 2stls
#71-Levi Giese 19pts, 6rbs, 2asts, 4blks
#51-Aaron King 13pts, 2rbs, 2asts
#96-Thomas Staton 18pts, 8rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
#48-Guiressi Grimes 17pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 1stl, 1blk
Kiev: 83
#54-Erik Chavers 2pts
#88-Darius McKnight 21pts, 10rbs, 4blks
#8-Bryce Sullivan 1rb
#67-Lydell Mason 14pts, 8rbs, 4asts
#20-Brandon Plummer 13pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#42-Rashad Callaway 20pts, 2rbs, 3asts
#4-Casey Sheehan 13pts, 5rbs, 7asts, 2stls, 1blk
Goodwill Game: Geneva/Istanbul 68 Dublin/Jamtland 57
Geneva/Istanbul: 68
#91-Jahmad Saleem 5pts, 4rbs, 2stls
#87-Josh Johnson 6pts, 6rbs, 3blks
#59-Dane Rawlins 15pts, 5rbs, 3stls, 1blk
#11-Sam Markle 2asts, 1stl
#98-Moustafa Sharawy 2rbs, 1ast
#75-Ryan Zapata 4pts, 3rbs
#95-Mikhail Torrance 3rbs, 1ast
#49-Robert King 2rbs, 1stl
#7-Demetrius Davis 2rbs, 1stl
#77-Chuck Cole 19pts, 2rbs
#31-Mitch Amelio 11pts, 5rbs, 1ast
#46-Aric Brooks 8pts, 9rbs, 1ast, 2stls
#45-Shawn Mays 4rbs
Dublin/Jamtland: 57
#44-Josh Sims 6pts
#1-Isiah Mendoza-Forsyth 1ast
#16-Cameron Miles 7pts, 1ast
#33-Brandon Newton 14pts, 1stl
#40-Detrius McCall 2pts, 4rbs, 2blks
#99-Nashon Maynard 12pts, 8rbs, 1stl
#3-Njuguna Waiganjo 5pts, 6rbs, 2asts
#74-Jawaun Lockhart 2pts, 1stl
#36-Anwar Faza 1stl, 1blk
#68-Sean McCarthy 4pts, 5rbs, 1blk
#17-Derrio Green 2rbs, 1ast
#66-Osman Olol 4rbs, 1blk
#52-Ebuka Anyaorah 5pts, 2rbs, 1stl
Game 2 (Playoffs): Kiev 101 Helsinki 93
The second game of the playoffs was a great game as Kiev had to hold off the fiesty team of Helsinki as they just would not go away. The teams exchanged leads all game before Kiev pulled away at the end for the 101-93 victory. Kiev was led by Brandon Plummer who was just flat out excellent this game with 28 points and 8 rebounds. Darius McKnight and Casey Sheehan supported the winning effort with 19 points and 16 points respectively. Helsinki was led by Michael Elliott with 21 points and 6 rebounds.
Kiev: 101
#54-Erik Chavers 1ast
#88-Darius McKnight 19pts, 16rbs, 3blks
#8-Bryce Sullivan 3pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#67-Lydell Mason 11pts, 8rbs, 1blk
#20-Brandon Plummer 28pts, 8rbs
#42-Rashad Callaway 24pts, 1rb, 1ast
#4-Casey Sheehan 16pts, 6rbs, 5asts, 2stls
Helsinki: 93
#79-Mike Elliot 21pts, 6rbs
#83-Michael Jenkins 14pts, 8rbs, 3blks
#43-Russell Hill 24pts, 2rbs, 1ast
#63-Jacboy Joseph 1blk
#76-Terrell Eskridge
#47-Eric Bryson 12pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#34-Vertrail Vaughns 19pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 2stls
#92-Earnest Freeman 3pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 1blk
Game 1 (Playoffs): Kataja 87 Brussels 63
Kataja: 87
#14-Sean McVety 5pts, 3rbs, 1ast
#30-Justin Hawkins-Young 10pts, 6rbs, 5asts, 3stls
#2-Sonam Lama 10pts, 7rbs, 3asts, 1stl
#71-Levi Giese 20pts, 4rbs, 2blks
#51-Aaron King 15pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
#96-Thomas Staton 10pts, 7rbs, 2asts, 1stl, 2blks
#48-Guiressi Grimes 17pts, 9rbs
Brussels: 63
#0-Jeremy Adili Kuerban 8pts, 4rbs, 2asts
#55-Jamarkus Holt 13pts, 12rbs, 1stl
#92-Earnest Freeman 4pts, 6rbs, 1stl
#5-Eules Thompson 15pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#90-Andrew McCarthy 4pts, 4rbs
#97-Wesley Russell 19pts, 6rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#6-Thomas Downey 2rbs
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Professional coaches, personnel, scouts and agents from all over the world converge on Las Vegas Eurobasket Summer League first and second day! - Jul 18, 2014
Scouts from all over the world came to the first and second day of the Las Vegas Eurobasket Summer League. All players were put on teams of 8 and had team practices before their first game. All the coaches believe that the teams are going to be competitive in this ESL as there is no question that the players will have plenty of time to be evaluated by the many coaches and scouts that are in attendance. There will be many professional personnel people coming through the UNLV MPE gym north...
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Scouts from all over the world came to the first and second day of the Las Vegas Eurobasket Summer League. All players were put on teams of 8 and had team practices before their first game. All the coaches believe that the teams are going to be competitive in this ESL as there is no question that the players will have plenty of time to be evaluated by the many coaches and scouts that are in attendance. There will be many professional personnel people coming through the UNLV MPE gym north doors these 3 days and in the next ESL Las Vegas this week, immediately following on July 18-20. The UNLV campus and gym is beautiful and the perfect location, right behind Cox pavilion and the Thomas and Mack center where the NBA Summer League is going on each day. The amount of scouts that are floating around this area is absolutely crazy right now. There is no question that where the ESL Vegas is being held right now is the hottest venue in town besides the NBA Summer League. Here are the results below of the first two days of the first sessions Las Vegas Eurobasket Summer League.
Day one:
Game 1: Brussels 77 Dublin 73
Starting off the first day with a win after team practices was Brussels who executed everything that head coach Gary Gaspard implemented into their offense and defense to a win over Dublin, 77-73. This was a very good contest throughout the game as coach John Spezia (agency: Warren Sports International ) (agency: Warren Sports International ) Dublin team fought back time and time again, but just fell short at the end. Brussels was led by Jamarkus Holt (205-F-87, college: Delta St.) (205-F-87, college: Delta St.) who had 23 pts, 7rbs, 1 ast, and 1 steal. In the loss Dublin was led by Brandon Newton (193-F-91) (193-F-91) (193-F-91) had 23 pts, 4 rbs and 2 stls.
Brussels: 77
#0-Jeremy Adili Kuerban 12pts, 1rb, 3asts, 4stls
#55-Jamarkus Holt 23pts, 7rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#92-Earnest Freeman 9pts, 4rbs, 2asts, 3blks
#5-Eules Thompson (188-G-87) (188-G-87) 12pts, 2rbs
#97-Wes Russell 13pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 4stls
#90-Andrew McCarthy (215-C-91, college: Massachusetts) (215-C-91, college: Massachusetts) 4pts, 10rbs, 1ast, 2blks, 1stl
#4-Casey Sheehan (178-PG-92) (178-PG-92) 4pts, 4rbs, 6asts, 2stls
Dublin: 73
#33-Brandon Newton 23pts, 4rbs, 2stls
#1-Isiah Mendoza-Forsyth 3pts, 3rbs, 1stl
#16-Cameron Miles (186-G-90) (186-G-90) 14pts, 3rbs, 1asts, 3stls
#44-Josh Sims 6pts, 4rbs, 2asts, 2blks, 2stls
#40-Detrius McCall 8pts, 5rbs, 1ats
#99-Nashon Maynard 19pts, 8rbs, 2asts, 3blks, 1stl
Game 2: Helsinki 107 - Geneva 94
The second day of day one was another close game and high scoring affair as Helsinki pulled off the 107-94 win over Geneva. Helsinki had a very balanced attack with Russell Hill (190-SG-90) (190-SG-90) leading the way with 23 pts, 2 rbs, 1 ast, 1 blk, supported by Mike Elliott (183-G-74, college: Montana St.) with 21 pts, 5 rbs, 1 ast, 1 stl. As Geneva had two players that led all scorers is what not enough to pull out the win as Kadeem Coleby had 27 pts, 2 rbs, with Josh Johnson (196-F-90) with 26 pts, 9 rbs, 1 ast and 1 blk.
Helsinki: 107
#79-Michael Elliott 21pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#83-Michael Jenkins (201-F-88) (201-F-88) 10pts, 4rbs
#43-Russell Hill 23pts, 2rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#63-Jacboy Joseph 15pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#76-Terrell Eskridge 2pts, 6rbs, 2asts
#47-Eric Bryson 10pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#34-Vertrail Vaughns (188-G-91) (188-G-91) (188-G-91) 26pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
Geneva: 94
#91-Jahmad Saleem 9pts, 6rbs, 4asts
#87-Josh Johnson 26pts, 9rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#11-Sam Markle 4pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#98-Moustafa Sharawy 6pts, 4rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#72-Kadeem Coleby 27pts, 2rbs
#75-Ryan Zapata 7pts, 8rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#95-Mikhail Torrance 15pts, 6rbs, 1ast, 1stl
Game 3: Istanbul 70 Kiev 96
Game three was not close as Kiev came out and pounded Istanbul from the start of the game till the end for a 96-70 win. Coach Phil Gary's Kiev team had a very balanced attack as Darius McKnight and Brandon Plummer had 19 points respectively. Demetrius Davis led Istanbul with 17 points in the losing effort.
Kiev: 96
#54-Erik Chavers (196-F-91) 9pts, 4rbs, 1blk
#88-Darius McKnight 19pts, 15rbs, 1blk
#8-Bryce Sullivan 2rbs
#67-Lydell Mason 17pts, 9rbs
#20-Brandon Plummer 19pts, 2rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#42-Rashad Callaway 18pts, 4rbs, 2asts
#4-Casey Sheehan 14pts, 6rbs, 6asts, 1stl
Istanbul: 70
#49-Robert King 12pts, 1ast, 1blk
#7-Demetrius Davis 17pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#77-Chuck Cole (185-G) 14pts, 6rbs, 2asts, 1blk
#31-Mitch Amelio 2pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 2stls
#46-Aric Brooks 17pts, 3rbs
#45-Shawn Mays 8pts, 4rbs, 1stl
Game4: Kataja 71-Jamtland 66
Game four got back to basics and gave everyone in attendance a great game as Kataja came out with a close win over a Manuel Cordoba coached team 71-66. Kataja was very balance in scoring with Thomas Staton and Levi Giese leading the way with 14 pts each. For Jamtland, they were led by Njuguna Waiganjo with 15 points.
Kataja: 71
#14-Sean McVety 4pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#30-Justin Hawkins-Young 11pts, 5rbs, 4asts, 1stl
#2-Sonam Lama 6pts
#71-Levi Giese 14pts, 7rbs, 1blk
#51-Aaron King 9pts, 1rb
#96-Thomas Staton 14pts, 8rbs, 3asts, 1stl
#48-Guiressi Grimes 13pts, 3rbs
Jamtland: 66
#3-Njuguna Waiganjo 15pts, 1rb, 2stls
#17-Derrio Green 14pts, 2rbs, 2asts
#36-Anwar Faza 8pts, 1rb, 1stl
#60-Sean McCarthy (208-C-90, college: NJIT) (208-C-90, college: NJIT) 10pts, 6rbs, 1blk
#74-Jawaun Lockhart 2rbs
#66-Osman Olol 8pts, 5rbs
#52-Ebuka Anyaorah (193-G-90, college: N.C.Central) (193-G-90, college: N.C.Central) 11pts, 4rbs, 1ast
Day 2:
Game 5: Helsinki 95-Brussels 93
Helsinki started off the second day with a great game against Brussels where Coach Gaspard's team suffered its first loss as Helsinki held on for the 95-93 win. Helsinki was led by Vertrail Vaughns 29 points. Brussels was led again by Jemarkus Holt with 23 points and 11 rebounds.
Helsinki: 95
#79-Michael Elliott 12pts, 5rbs, 2asts
#83-Michael Jenkins 9pts, 10rbs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
#43-Russell Hill 14pts, 2stls
#63-Jacboy Joseph 10pts, 5rbs
#76-Terrell Eskridge 8pts, 1rb, 1ast
#47-Eric Bryson 13pts, 3rbs, 1stl
#34-Vertrail Vaughns 29pts, 5rbs, 2stls
Brussels: 93
#0-Jeremy Adili Kuerban 7pts, 4asts, 2stls
#55-Jamarkus Holt 23pts, 11rbs, 4asts, 1stl
#92-Earnest Freeman 12pts, 9rbs
#5-Eules Thompson 20pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#90-Andrew McCarthy 6pts, 7rbs
#97-Wes Russell 21pts, 4rbs, 4asts, 1stl
#9-Thomas Downey 4pts, 5rb
Game 6: Dublin 76 Geneva 64
Dublin pulled out a win for their new head coach, Bennie Lewis, Jr. over Geneva, 76-64. This was another very good game this morning and Dublin was led by Nashon Maynard with 23 points and Brandon Newton with 21 points respectively. In the loss Geneva was led by Josh Johnson with 20 points and Jahmed Saleem 17 points respectively.
Dublin: 76
#1-Isiah Mendoza-Forsyth 2 pts, 1rb
#16-Cameron Miles 15pts, 2rbs, 2stls
#33-Brandon Newton 23pts, 5rbs, 1blk
#40-Detrius McCall 2pts, 4rbs
#99-Nashon Maynard 25pts, 8rbs, 1ast, 3stls
#44-Josh Sims 9 pts, 6rbs, 2asts, 2stls, 1blk
Geneva: 64
#91-Jahmed Saleem 17pts, 2rbs, 2asts, 1stl
#87-Josh Johnson 20pts, 9rbs, 1stl
#59-Dane Rawlins (201-G/F-87, college: Tampa) 2pts, 8rbs, 1ast
#11-Sam Markle 3pts, 4rbs, 1ast
#98-Moustafa Sharawy 6pts, 2rbs
#95-Mikhail Torrance 10pts, 4rbs
#75-Ryan Zapata 6pts, 2rbs
Game 7: Kataja 87-Istanbul 77
Kataja kept things rolling as they dismantled Istanbul for a tight 87-77 win. Kataja was led by Levi Giese who had a tremendous game with 28 points, 12 rebounds, 1 ast and 1 blk. Istanbul was led Aric Brooks with 17 points and 10 rebounds.
Kataja: 87
#14-Sean McVety 6pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#30-Justin Hawkins-Young 14pts, 7rbs, 4asts, 3stls
#2-Sonam Lama 4pts, 1rb
#48-Guiressi Grimes 10pts, 6rbs, 2asts
#71-Levi Giese 28pts, 12rbs, 1ast, 1blk
#51-Aaron King 10pts, 2rbs
#96-Thomas Staton 15pts, 4rbs, 1stl
Istanbul: 77
#49-Robert King 8pts, 7rbs, 1stl
#7-Demetrius Davis 15pts, 4rbs
#77-Chuck Cole 15pts, 6rbs, 2asts, 2stls
#31-Mitch Amelio 15pts, 5rbs, 1ast, 1stl
#46-Aric Brooks 17pts, 10rbs, 1stl
#45-Shawn Mays 7pts, 3rbs
Game 8: Kiev 58 Jamtland 54
Kiev pulled out a battle of a win over Jamtland as these teams went back and fourth for four quarters before Kiev could pull it out 58-54. Jamtland was led by Njuguna Waiganjo with 14 points, 13 rebounds and Ebuka Anyaorah with 14 points, 8 rebounds respectively.
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