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CEBL round 11 caused change at the leadership position. Sixth defeat of league's leader Shooting Stars (7-6) against third ranked Stingers (8-6)

98-81 was the most important game of the last round. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Shooting Stars. Edmonton made 16-of-16 free shots (100 percent !!!) during the game. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. American players dominated the game. Guard Sean East II (190-1999, college: Missouri) orchestrated the victory by scoring 27 points and 9 assists. Forward Nick Hornsby (201-1995, college: Sacramento St.) contributed with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists for the winners. point guard Anthony Barber (188-1994, college: NC State) answered with 18 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists for Scarborough. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Stingers have an impressive series of five victories in a row. Edmonton maintains third place with 8-6 record behind leader Niagara. Scarborough at the other side dropped to the second position with six games lost. They were replaced at the leadership position by Niagara. Scarborough will play next round against league's leader Vancouver trying to make it back to the top of the standings. Edmonton will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game.
The game had a very big importance for second-ranked Bandits as it allowed them to take a leadership position. Bandits defeated 5th ranked Rattlers in Langley 97-85. It was a great evening for forward Tyrese Samuel (208-2000, college: Florida) who led his team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 23 points and 11 rebounds. Mitch Creek helped adding 23 points and 5 assists. American guard Nate Pierre-Louis (193-1998, college: Temple) responded with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 6 rebounds and 11 assists. As mentioned above they took over a top position. Saskatchewan lost their sixth game in a row. They keep the fifth place with ten games lost. Saskatchewan will play next round against strong Montreal trying to get back on the winning streak. Vancouver will try to continue on its current victory against second ranked Scarborough at Toronto.
Leading River Lions (7-5) recorded its fifth loss in Hamilton on Sunday night. Visitors were rolled over by fifth ranked Honey Badgers (4-8) 91-66. It was an exceptional evening for Koby McEwen who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists (was perfect 8-for-8 from the free throw line). Khalil Ahmad came up with 10 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists for Niagara in the defeat. Brampton maintains fifth place with 4-8 record. Loser River Lions still keeps top position with five games lost. Brampton will meet at home league's second-placed Calgary in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Niagara will play against Winnipeg and hope to secure a win.

There were no big surprises in other games of round 11: Scarborough beat Winnipeg on the road 103-93. Ottawa won against Montreal on its own court 90-77. Winnipeg was outscored by Ottawa in a road game 104-80. Edmonton managed to beat Montreal at home 94-83. Calgary was defeated by Saskatchewan on the opponent's court 96-89.
The most impressive performance of 11th round was 22 points and 8 rebounds by Greg Brown III of Calgary.

Vancouver - Saskatchewan 97-85

The game had a very big importance for second-ranked Bandits as it allowed them to take a leadership position. Bandits defeated 5th ranked Rattlers in Langley

97-85

.

Vancouver

made 22-of-27 charity shots (81.5 percent) during the game. Their players were unselfish on offense dishing 23 assists. It was a great evening for forward Tyrese Samuel (208-2000, college: Florida) who led his team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 23 points and 11 rebounds. Australian swingman Mitch Creek (196-1992) helped adding 23 points and 5 assists. American guard Nate Pierre-Louis (193-1998, college: Temple) responded with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 6 rebounds and 11 assists and the other American import guard Jordan Bowden (197-1997, college: Tennessee) scored 19 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. As mentioned above they took over a top position.

Saskatchewan

lost their sixth game in a row. They keep the fifth place with ten games lost.

Saskatchewan will play next round against strong Montreal trying to get back on the winning streak. Vancouver will try to continue on its current victory against second ranked Scarborough at Toronto.
Top scorers:
Vancouver: M.Creek 23+2reb+5ast, T.Samuel 23+11reb+2ast, K.Mangas 22+5reb+3ast, C.Davis 12+3reb+6ast, D.Notice 8+3reb+5ast, S.Givance 5+1ast
Saskatchewan: J.Bowden 19+5reb+7ast, N.Pierre-Louis 19+6reb+11ast, D.Ejim 15+3reb, G.Anticevich 13+2reb, E.Ifejeh 6+3reb+4ast, A.Tsegakele 5+5reb+2ast

Winnipeg - Scarborough 93-103

No shocking result in a game when first ranked Shooting Stars (7-6) beat 4th placed Sea Bears (5-8) in Winnipeg

103-93

on Friday. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Donovan Williams (198-2001, college: UNLV) who led the winners and scored 30 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. His fellow American import guard Terquavion Smith (193-2002, college: NC State) accounted for 28 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists for the winning side. Center Simi Shittu (208-1999, college: Vanderbilt) came up with 25 points and 5 rebounds and American guard Tevian Jones (201-2000, college: SUU) added 21 points and 6 rebounds respectively for

Winnipeg

in the defeat. Despite that victory

Scarborough

went down to second position due to points difference.

Winnipeg

lost their third game in a row. They keep the fourth place with eight games lost.

Scarborough will meet league's leader Vancouver in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Winnipeg will play against the league's leader Niagara and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Scarborough: D.Williams 30+6reb+4ast, T.Smith 28+5reb+5ast, J.Nicholas 13+7reb+1ast, D.Walker 12+1reb, A.Barber 8+2reb+5ast, K.Elvis 4+2ast
Winnipeg: S.Shittu 25+5reb+2ast, J.Harris 21+3reb+5ast, T.Jones 21+6reb+3ast, T.Roberts 8+4reb+6ast, N.Bilamu 7+4reb, E.Akot 6+5reb+2ast

Ottawa - Montreal 90-77

There was a minor upset when their close opponent Alliance (5-6) lost to fourth ranked Blackjacks (6-6) in Ottawa

77-90

on Saturday. Strangely

Montreal

outrebounded

Ottawa 51-35

including a

24-12

advantage in offensive rebounds. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when

Ottawa

made 7 blocks. It was an exceptional evening for American guard JaVonte Smart (193-1999, college: LSU) who led the winners and scored 31 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists. His fellow American import forward Isaih Moore (208-2000, college: Fresno St.) accounted for 19 points and 8 rebounds for the winning side. Nigerian-American power forward OD Anosike (203-1991, college: Siena) came up with 17 points and 8 rebounds and American point guard Tavian Dunn-Martin (173-1998, college: FGCU) added 9 points, 7 rebounds and 12 assists respectively for

Montreal

in the defeat. The victory was the fourth consecutive win for

Blackjacks

.

Ottawa

moved-up to third place. Loser Alliance keeps the fourth position with six games lost.

Ottawa will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Montreal will play against Saskatchewan (#5) in Saskatoon and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Ottawa: J.Smart 31+6reb+6ast, I.Moore 19+8reb+1ast, Z.Waterman 12+7reb+1ast, D.Adel 8+2reb+6ast, S.Daniel 6+2reb+3ast, C.Rohlehr 6+4reb
Montreal: O.Anosike 17+8reb+3ast, Q.Guerrier 15+8reb+2ast, B.Porter 14+8reb+1ast, M.Duvivier 9+3reb, T.Dunn-Martin 9+7reb+12ast, K.Osawe 5+7reb+2ast

Brampton - Niagara 91-66

Leading River Lions (7-5) recorded its fifth loss in Hamilton on Sunday night. Visitors were rolled over by fifth ranked Honey Badgers (4-8)

91-66

. It was an exceptional evening for Canadian-Vincentian guard Koby McEwen (193-1997, college: Weber St.) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 19 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists (was perfect 8-for-8 from the free throw line). Forward David Muenkat (201-2000, college: St.Francis X., agency: Players Group) accounted for 24 points and 4 assists for the winning side. Four Honey Badgers players scored in double figures. American guard Khalil Ahmad (191-1996, college: CS Fullerton, agency: Octagon Europe) came up with 10 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists and British-Canadian guard Kimbal Mackenzie (185-1996, college: Bucknell) added 12 points and 5 assists respectively for

Niagara

in the defeat.

Brampton

maintains fifth place with

4-8

record. Loser River Lions still keeps top position with five games lost.

Brampton will meet at home league's second-placed Calgary in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Niagara will play against Winnipeg and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Brampton: D.Muenkat 24+2reb+4ast, K.McEwen 19+10reb+4ast, A.Kelly 15+12reb, M.Carr 15+1reb+8ast, P.Oduro 9+3reb+1ast, A.Sow 6+1reb+1ast
Niagara: A.Hill 13+3reb, K.Mackenzie 12+4reb+5ast, K.Ahmad 10+9reb+4ast, G.James 9+4reb+2ast, E.Ekiyor 8+6reb+1ast, C.Vreeken 4

Edmonton - Scarborough 98-81

CEBL round 11 caused change at the leadership position. Sixth defeat of league's leader Shooting Stars (7-6) against third ranked Stingers (8-6)

98-81

was the most important game of the last round. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Shooting Stars.

Edmonton

made 16-of-16 free shots (100 percent !!!) during the game. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. American players dominated the game. Guard Sean East II (190-1999, college: Missouri) orchestrated the victory by scoring 27 points and 9 assists. Forward Nick Hornsby (201-1995, college: Sacramento St.) contributed with a double-double by scoring 10 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists for the winners. Five

Stingers

players scored in double figures. Point guard Anthony Barber (188-1994, college: NC State) answered with 18 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists and guard Terquavion Smith (193-2002, college: NC State) added 19 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for Scarborough. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.

Stingers

have an impressive series of five victories in a row.

Edmonton

maintains third place with

8-6

record behind leader Niagara.

Scarborough

at the other side dropped to the second position with six games lost. They were replaced at the leadership position by Niagara.

Scarborough will play next round against league's leader Vancouver trying to make it back to the top of the standings. Edmonton will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game.
Top scorers:
Edmonton: S.East II 27+9ast, C.Smith 14+8reb+1ast, I.Osborne 14, S.Lindsey 13+5reb, K.Ambrose-Hylton 11+9reb+2ast, N.Hornsby 10+10reb+5ast
Scarborough: T.Smith 19+6reb+2ast, A.Barber 18+5reb+7ast, D.Williams 17+4reb+3ast, D.Walker 7+4reb, J.Nicholas 6+7reb, J.Coke-Domingue 5+1reb

Ottawa - Winnipeg 104-80

There was a small surprise when fourth ranked Blackjacks (6-6) rolled over their close opponent Sea Bears (5-8) in Ottawa

104-80

on Tuesday.

Ottawa

looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when

Ottawa

made 7 blocks. It was an exceptional evening for American guard JaVonte Smart (193-1999, college: LSU) who led the winners and scored 37 points (!!!), 5 rebounds and 8 assists. His fellow American import forward Isaih Moore (208-2000, college: Fresno St.) accounted for 18 points and 14 rebounds for the winning side. Blackjacks' coach felt very confident that he used 10 players and allowed the starting five to rest. Center Simi Shittu (208-1999, college: Vanderbilt) came up with a double-double by scoring 11 points and 19 rebounds and South Sudanese-Canadian forward Emmanuel Akot (203-1999, college: WKU) added 17 points and 5 rebounds respectively for

Winnipeg

in the defeat. Four

Ottawa

and five

Winnipeg

players scored in double figures. The victory was the fourth consecutive win for

Blackjacks

.

Ottawa

moved-up to third place.

Winnipeg

lost their third game in a row. They keep the fourth position with eight games lost.

Ottawa will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Winnipeg will play against the league's leader Niagara (#1) and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Ottawa: J.Smart 37+5reb+8ast, I.Moore 18+14reb+2ast, D.Adel 14+5reb+3ast, Z.Waterman 11+7reb, T.Tate 9+1reb+2ast, J.Jackson 6+8reb+2ast
Winnipeg: E.Akot 17+5reb+3ast, T.Jones 15+2reb, J.Williams 15+7reb+3ast, S.Shittu 11+19reb+3ast, J.Harris 11+2reb+3ast, C.John 8+2ast

Edmonton - Montreal 94-83

The game between closely ranked teams ended with 4th placed Alliance's (5-6) road loss to third ranked Stingers (8-6) in Edmonton

83-94

on Tuesday.

Edmonton

looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Sean East II (190-1999, college: Missouri) who led the winners and scored 35 points (!!!), 6 assists and 4 steals (on 14-of-18 shooting from the field). His fellow American import forward Nick Hornsby (201-1995, college: Sacramento St.) accounted for 7 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists for the winning side. Four Stingers players scored in double figures. American point guard Tavian Dunn-Martin (173-1998, college: FGCU) came up with 30 points and 5 rebounds and Ivorian-Canadian forward Quincy Guerrier (203-1999, college: Illinois) added 18 points and 5 rebounds respectively for

Montreal

in the defeat. Both coaches tested many bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. The victory was the fifth consecutive win for

Stingers

.

Edmonton

maintains third place with

8-6

record behind leader Niagara. Loser Alliance keeps the fourth position with six games lost.

Edmonton will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Montreal will play against Saskatchewan (#5) in Saskatoon and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Edmonton: S.East II 35+2reb+6ast, S.Lindsey 19+3reb, K.Ambrose-Hylton 14+11reb+2ast, C.Smith 10+6reb, N.Hornsby 7+9reb+11ast, I.Osborne 6+1reb
Montreal: T.Dunn-Martin 30+5reb+3ast, Q.Guerrier 18+5reb+3ast, B.Porter 16+3reb, B.Stevens 5+3reb, K.Osawe 4+7reb+3ast, A.Louis 4+1reb+2ast

Saskatchewan - Calgary 96-89

There was a small surprise when fifth ranked Rattlers (3-10) defeated second-ranked Surge (8-4) in Saskatoon

96-89

on Thursday.

Saskatchewan

looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. American players dominated also this game. It was an exceptional evening for guard Nate Pierre-Louis (193-1998, college: Temple) who led the winners and scored 28 points and 5 assists. Guard Jordan Bowden (197-1997, college: Tennessee) accounted for 23 points and 6 assists for the winning side. Forward Greg Brown III (201-2001, college: Texas, agency: MSG) came up with 22 points and 8 rebounds and point guard Jameer Nelson Jr (185-2000, college: TCU) added 19 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists respectively for

Calgary

in the defeat. Four

Saskatchewan

and five

Calgary

players scored in double figures. Surge's coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help.

Saskatchewan

maintains fifth place with

3-10

record. Loser Surge keeps the second position with four games lost.

Saskatchewan will meet at home higher ranked Montreal (#4) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Calgary will play against Brampton in Hamilton and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Saskatchewan: N.Pierre-Louis 28+4reb+5ast, J.Bowden 23+4reb+6ast, I.Simon 15+1reb+3ast, G.Anticevich 12+7reb+2ast, J.Hughes III 8+7reb, A.Tsegakele 7+12reb+3ast
Calgary: G.Brown III 22+8reb+1ast, J.Nelson Jr. 19+6reb+4ast, S.Miller-Moore 13+4reb+4ast, J.Pickett 13+4reb+2ast, K.Thomas 10+2reb+2ast, J.Brown-Ferguson 7+1reb+1ast