Here is the last round review presented by Job Market.

The most exciting game of round 48 in the B1 League took place in Yokohama. This derby game ended with only one-point defeat on the road of second-best Magic (30-18) to sixth ranked B-Corsairs (22-26)

75-74 on Saturday evening. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Magic. Yokohama BC looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of American Gary Clark (198-1994, college: Cincinnati) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 19 points and 10 rebounds and French power forward Damien Inglis (206-1995, agency: Octagon Europe) who added 16 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists during the contest. B-Corsairs' coach Lassi Tuovi used an eleven-player rotation in such tough game. The best for the losing side was American forward James McAdoo (206-1993, college: UNC, agency: Slash Sports) with a double-double by scoring 18 points and 12 rebounds. B-Corsairs have a solid four-game winning streak. Yokohama BC maintains sixth position with 22-26 record, which they share with FE Nagoya and Nagasaki. Shimane SM at the other side keeps the second place with 18 games lost. Yokohama BC is looking forward to face league's second-placed Shimane SM at home in the next round and it may be quite challenging game. Shimane SM will have a break next round.
Eighth-ranked Lakestars (7-40) gave a tough game to seventh ranked Ballooners (16-32) in Shiga. The visitors from Saga managed to secure only one-point victory 80-79. However their fans expected easier game. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Lakestars. The winners were led by American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) who scored that evening 20 points and 9 rebounds and Taiki Sumida supported him with 12 points and 5 assists. Even 18 points and 9 rebounds by Australian forward Brock Motum (208-1990, college: WSU, agency: Slash Sports) did not help to save the game for Shiga L-Stars. Lakestars' coach tried various players' combinations and tested in total twelve players in this game, but that didn't help. Saga B. maintains seventh position with 16-32 record. Newly promoted Shiga L-Stars keep the eighth place with 40 games lost. Saga B. will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Shiga L-Stars will play at home against Saga B. (#7) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Seventh-ranked Robots (9-39) gave a tough game to third ranked Thunders (32-16) in Gunma on Saturday. Thunders managed to secure only two-point victory 70-68. However their fans expected much easier game. The best player for the winners was Kaleb Tarczewski who scored 15 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Thunders' coach Kyle Milling allowed to play the deep bench players in such tough game. At the other side the best for losing team was Eric Jacobsen who recorded a double-double by scoring 22 points and 12 rebounds. Gunma CT moved-up to second place, which they share with Sea Horses M. and Chiba Jets. Ibaraki R. lost third consecutive game. They keep the seventh position with 39 games lost. They share it with Sendai 89ers. Gunma CT will meet at home Ibaraki R. (#7) in the next round where they are favorite. Ibaraki R. will have a break next round.

There were no shocking results in the other games in round 48: Chiba Jets lost to Alvark Tokyo on the opponent's court 81-86. Kawasaki unfortunately lost to FE Nagoya in a home game 77-88. Nagoya DD recorded a loss to Hiroshima D. on the road 82-87. Hokkaido L. was crushed by Ryukyu on its own court 68-93. Akita NH beat Koshigaya A. in a road game 80-68. San-en NP destroyed Nagasaki at home 95-65. Kyoto H. unfortunately lost to Osaka E. on the opponent's court 95-97. Sea Horses M. recorded a loss to Tochigi Brex in a home game 81-87. Sendai 89ers were crushed by Sunrockers Sh. on the road 83-51.
The most impressive stats of the last round was 19 points and 7 rebounds by Nick Kay of Shimane SM.

Alvark Tokyo - Chiba Jets 86-81

There was a minor upset when their close opponent Jets (32-16) were defeated on the road by second ranked Alvark Tokyo (35-13)

86-81

on Saturday. The best player for the winners was the former international forward Ryan Rossiter (206-1989, college: Siena) who had a double-double by scoring 19 points, 14 rebounds and 5 assists. Spanish Sebastian Saiz (205-1994, college: Ole Miss) chipped in 19 points and 6 rebounds. At the other side the best for losing team was American forward John Mooney (206-1998, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) who recorded a double-double by scoring 11 points and 11 rebounds and his fellow American import forward DJ Hogg (203-1996, college: Texas A&M) added 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists respectively. Five

Alvark Tokyo

and four

Chiba Jets

players scored in double figures.

Alvark Tokyo

keeps a position of league leader, which they share with Ryukyu. Loser Jets keep the second place with 16 games lost. They share the position with Sea Horses M. and Gunma CT.

Alvark Tokyo will meet at home league's second-placed Chiba Jets in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Chiba Jets will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Alvark Tokyo: R.Rossiter 19+14reb+5ast, S.Saiz 19+6reb+3ast, K.Toews 12+5reb+6ast, S.Ando 10+3reb+2ast, S.Zack 10+7reb+1ast, Z.Baranski 10+2reb
Chiba Jets: Y.Togashi 16+2reb+4ast, D.Hogg 15+5reb+5ast, R.Segawa 14+3reb+2ast, J.Mooney 11+11reb+3ast, M.Ou 10+3reb, C.Smith 8+4reb+1ast

Kawasaki BT - FE Nagoya 77-88

The game between closely ranked teams ended with seventh ranked Fighting Eagles' (22-26) road victory over 8th ranked Brave Thunders (14-34)

88-77

on Saturday. The best player for the winners was Jamaican-American power forward Femi Olujobi (206-1996, college: DePaul, agency: Slash Sports) who scored 13 points and 9 rebounds. American power forward Sean OMara (208-1995, college: Xavier) chipped in 12 points and 8 rebounds. At the other side the best for losing team was American Alize Johnson (206-1996, college: Missouri St.) who recorded a double-double by scoring 19 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists and British-American power forward Sacha Killeya-Jones (212-1998, college: NC State) added 15 points and 13 rebounds respectively. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.

FE Nagoya

moved-up to sixth place, which they share with Yokohama BC and Nagasaki.

Kawasaki

lost fifth consecutive game. They keep the eighth position with 34 games lost.

FE Nagoya will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Kawasaki will play against FE Nagoya (#7) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
FE Nagoya: A.Henry 15+4reb+3ast, F.Olujobi 13+9reb+3ast, N.Namizato 12+1reb+2ast, S.O'Mara 12+8reb+3ast, H.Nakamura 8+2reb+3ast, R.Sadohara 7+3reb+4ast
Kawasaki BT: A.Johnson 19+13reb+6ast, R.Allen 19+7reb+3ast, M.Wright 17+2reb+1ast, S.Killeya-Jones 15+13reb+2ast, R.Nozaki 4+1reb+1ast, R.Iida 3+2ast

Gunma CT - Ibaraki R. 70-68

Seventh-ranked Robots (9-39) gave a tough game to third ranked Thunders (32-16) in Gunma on Saturday.

Thunders

managed to secure only two-point victory

70-68

. However their fans expected much easier game.

Gunma CT

made 20-of-24 free shots (83.3 percent) during the game. The best player for the winners was American center Kaleb Tarczewski (212-1993, college: Arizona) who scored 15 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists. The former international point guard Yuma Fujii (178-1991) chipped in 14 points. Four Thunders players scored in double figures. Thunders' coach Kyle Milling allowed to play the deep bench players in such tough game. At the other side the best for losing team was American Eric Jacobsen (208-1994, college: Arizona St.) who recorded a double-double by scoring 22 points and 12 rebounds and his fellow American import forward Robert Franks (205-1996, college: WSU) added 10 points and 8 rebounds respectively.

Gunma CT

moved-up to second place, which they share with Sea Horses M. and Chiba Jets.

Ibaraki R.

lost third consecutive game. They keep the seventh position with 39 games lost. They share it with Sendai 89ers.

Gunma CT will meet at home Ibaraki R. (#7) in the next round where they are favorite. Ibaraki R. will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Gunma CT: K.Tarczewski 15+6reb+5ast, Y.Fujii 14+4reb+3ast, T.McKinney-Jones 13+3reb+3ast, A.Hachimura 12+5reb+1ast, N.Tsuji 8+1reb+1ast, M.Parker 4+4reb
Ibaraki R.: E.Jacobsen 22+12reb+2ast, H.Komasawa 10+2reb+2ast, R.Franks 10+8reb+3ast, K.Nakamura 9+2reb+1ast, K.Tsurumaki 7+4reb+2ast, J.Floyd 4+5reb+2ast

Hiroshima D. - Nagoya DD 87-82

There was a minor upset in Hiroshima where their close opponent Dolphins (25-23) were defeated by fifth ranked Dragonflies (23-25)

87-82

on Saturday. The best player for the winners was American forward Dwayne Evans (201-1992, college: St.Louis, agency: Pensack Sports) who had a double-double by scoring 25 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals. The other American import forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) chipped in 11 points and 6 rebounds. Dragonflies' coach Tomoaki Ikegaya used a ten-player rotation in such tough game. At the other side the best for losing team was American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) who recorded 20 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists and the former international swingman Keita Imamura (191-1996) added 21 points and 4 assists respectively. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures.

Hiroshima D.

moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Akita NH.

Nagoya DD

lost fourth consecutive game. They dropped to the third position with 23 games lost. They share it with Kyoto H..

Hiroshima D. will meet at home Nagoya DD (#5) in the next round. Nagoya DD will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Hiroshima D.: D.Evans 25+10reb+6ast, R.Watanabe 19, N.Mayo 14+4reb+1ast, K.Blackshear Jr. 11+6reb+3ast, R.Yamazaki 6+2reb+2ast, K.Mitani 5+5reb+2ast
Nagoya DD: K.Imamura 21+2reb+4ast, S.Eatherton 20+9reb+4ast, T.Kato 13+4reb+6ast, L.Maye 11+6reb+3ast, Z.Cheatham 8+10reb+3ast, I.Murphy 8+4reb+3ast

Hokkaido L. - Ryukyu GK 68-93

Everything went according to plan in Sapporo where first ranked Golden Kings (35-13) outscored 5th ranked Hokkaido L. (18-30)

93-68

on Saturday.

Ryukyu

dominated down low during the game scoring 60 of its points in the paint compared to

Hokkaido L.

's 28. They outrebounded

Hokkaido L. 39-20

including a

31-16

advantage in defensive rebounds.

Ryukyu

looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. The best player for the winners was American forward Victor Law (201-1995, college: Northwestern, agency: Pensack Sports) who had a double-double by scoring 22 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists. International center Alex Kirk (211-1991, college: N.Mexico, agency: Pensack Sports) chipped in 17 points and 8 rebounds. At the other side the best for losing team was Filipino guard Dwight Ramos (193-1998, college: CPP) who recorded 18 points and point guard Shuto Terazono (172-1994) added 11 points and 4 assists respectively. Five

Ryukyu

and four

Hokkaido L.

players scored in double figures. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games.

Golden Kings

have an impressive seven-game winning streak.

Ryukyu

maintains first position with

35-13

record, which they share with Alvark Tokyo. Loser Hokkaido L. keeps the fifth place with 30 games lost.

Ryukyu will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Hokkaido L. will play against the league's leader Ryukyu (#1) and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Ryukyu GK: V.Law 22+10reb+5ast, A.Kirk 17+8reb, J.Cooley 15+5reb+1ast, K.Aluma 15+4reb, M.Waki 10+2reb+2ast, S.Sakihama 6
Hokkaido L.: D.Ramos 18+1reb+3ast, T.Allen 13+1reb+2ast, S.Terazono 11+2reb+4ast, T.Welsh 10+6reb+1ast, R.Kriener 6+7reb+2ast, T.Naito 3

Koshigaya A. - Akita NH 68-80

There was no surprise in Tokyo where 6th ranked Alphas (15-33) were defeated by fourth ranked Happinets (23-25)

80-68

on Saturday.

Akita NH

made 18-of-23 free shots (78.3 percent) during the game. The best player for the winners was French power forward Yannis Morin (208-1993, agency: Octagon Europe) who had a double-double by scoring 10 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. American Tanner Leissner (201-1995, college: UNH) chipped in 13 points and 6 rebounds. Four Happinets players scored in double figures. At the other side the best for losing team was American forward Jeff Gibbs (188-1980, college: Otterbein) who recorded 12 points and 9 rebounds and his fellow American import swingman LJ Peak (196-1996, college: Georgetown, agency: Pensack Sports) added 9 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists respectively. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.

Akita NH

maintains fourth position with

23-25

record, which they share with Hiroshima D. Newly promoted

Koshigaya A.

keeps the sixth place with 33 games lost.

Akita NH will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Koshigaya A. will play against Akita NH (#4) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Akita NH: T.Leissner 13+6reb+1ast, C.Mekowulu 10+7reb, Y.Morin 10+11reb+4ast, M.Gadiaga 10+5reb+2ast, S.Taguchi 10+1ast, T.Motoda 8+1reb
Koshigaya A.: K.Sugawara 14+1reb+1ast, J.Gibbs 12+9reb+2ast, R.Sasakura 9+1reb+3ast, L.Peak 9+7reb+5ast, T.Soares 8+4reb+1ast, K.Richardson 8+5reb+1ast

San-en NP - Nagasaki 95-65

No shocking result in a game in Hamamatsu where first ranked San-en NP (40-7) outleveled 6th ranked Nagasaki (22-26)

95-65

on Saturday.

San-en NP

made 20-of-23 free shots (87.0 percent) during the game.

San-en NP

outrebounded

Nagasaki 40-26

including a

32-16

advantage in defensive rebounds.

San-en NP

looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. The best player for the winners was American-Nigerian swingman David Nwaba (195-1993, college: Cal Poly) who had a double-double by scoring 19 points and 14 rebounds. American forward Yante Maten (201-1996, college: Georgia) chipped in 14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Nwaba is a former Eurobasket Summer League player, which is considered top international summer league in the market. Four San-en NP players scored in double figures. At the other side the best for losing team was American Mark Smith (193-1999, college: Kansas St.) who recorded 22 points and 5 rebounds and his fellow American import Jarrell Brantley (201-1996, college: Charleston) added 16 points and 4 assists respectively. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games.

San-en NP

maintains first position with

40-7

record. Loser Nagasaki keeps the sixth place with 26 games lost. They share the position with FE Nagoya and Yokohama BC.

San-en NP will again meet at home Nagasaki (#6) in the next round where they are favorite. Nagasaki will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
San-en NP: D.Nwaba 19+14reb+2ast, Y.Maten 14+6reb+4ast, R.Sasaki 12+1reb+4ast, D.Dudzinski 11+5reb+1ast, H.Wakugawa 8+2reb+2ast, H.Yoshii 8+1reb+3ast
Nagasaki: M.Smith 22+5reb+1ast, J.Brantley 16+3reb+4ast, Y.Baba 10+2reb+2ast, T.Groves 4+1reb, M.Morikawa 3+2reb, A.Edu 2+8reb+2ast

Osaka E. - Kyoto H. 97-95

We cannot really consider it an upset in the game between close teams when one of their biggest challengers Kyoto H. (25-23) was edged on the road by fourth ranked Osaka E. (24-24)

97-95

on Saturday.

Osaka E.

looked well-organized offensively handing out 30 assists. The best player for the winners was Ukrainian center Volodymyr Herun (208-1994, college: Portland) who scored 17 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. American Ryan Luther (206-1995, college: Arizona) chipped in 15 points and 8 rebounds. At the other side the best for losing team was the former international guard Yuta Okada (189-1998) who recorded 31 points and American center Charles Jackson (208-1993, college: Tenn Tech) added 21 points and 9 rebounds (perfect from the field making all nine shots !!!) respectively. Five

Osaka E.

and four

Kyoto H.

players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game.

Osaka E.

maintains fourth position with

24-24

record. Loser Kyoto H. keeps the third place with 23 games lost. They share the position with Nagoya DD.

Osaka E. will again meet at home higher ranked Kyoto H. (#3) in the next round and it may be the game of the week. Kyoto H. will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Osaka E.: V.Herun 17+7reb+5ast, R.Parks 17+2reb+3ast, M.Bonds 16+3reb+5ast, R.Luther 15+8reb+1ast, T.Suzuki 12+1reb+5ast, H.Maki 8+2reb+1ast
Kyoto H.: Y.Okada 31+2reb+3ast, C.Jackson 21+9reb+3ast, A.Caloiaro 18+3reb+10ast, R.Shibuta 12+1reb+1ast, T.Furukawa 4+1reb+2ast, H.Kawashima 4+2ast

Sea Horses M. - Tochigi Brex 81-87

Rather predictable result in Kariya where first ranked Tochigi Brex (39-9) defeated one of their biggest challengers SeaHorses (32-16)

87-81

on Saturday.

Tochigi Brex

looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The best player for the winners was American guard DJ Newbill (193-1992, college: Penn State) who had a double-double by scoring 21 points, 5 rebounds and 10 assists. The former international swingman Makoto Hiejima (191-1990) chipped in 20 points. At the other side the best for losing team was Greek-American center Zach Auguste (208-1993, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) who recorded a double-double by scoring 17 points and 10 rebounds and American power forward Davante Gardner (203-1991, college: Marquette) added 18 points and 5 rebounds (on 8-of-10 shooting from the field) respectively. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.

Tochigi Brex

maintains first position with

39-9

record. Loser SeaHorses dropped to the second place with 16 games lost. They share the position with Chiba Jets and Gunma CT.

Tochigi Brex will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Sea Horses M. will play again against the league's leader Tochigi Brex and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Tochigi Brex: D.Newbill 21+5reb+10ast, M.Hiejima 20+3reb+2ast, Y.Endo 16, S.Takashima 6, G.Edwards 6+8reb+1ast, I.Fotu 6+8reb+1ast
Sea Horses M.: D.Gardner 18+5reb+2ast, Z.Auguste 17+10reb+3ast, J.Layman 11+7reb+2ast, Y.Kubota 9+2reb+3ast, S.Nagano 8+1reb+5ast, Y.Nishida 7+5reb+2ast

Shiga L-Stars - Saga B. 79-80

Eighth-ranked Lakestars (7-40) gave a tough game to seventh ranked Ballooners (16-32) in Shiga. The visitors from Saga managed to secure only one-point victory

80-79

. However their fans expected easier game. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Lakestars. Shiga L-Stars were plagued by 25 personal fouls down the stretch. The winners were led by American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) who scored that evening 20 points and 9 rebounds and point guard Taiki Sumida (182-1999) supported him with 12 points and 5 assists. Even 18 points and 9 rebounds by Australian forward Brock Motum (208-1990, college: WSU, agency: Slash Sports) did not help to save the game for

Shiga L-Stars

. American Markeith Cummings (198-1988, college: KSU) added 13 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists. Lakestars' coach tried various players' combinations and tested in total twelve players in this game, but that didn't help.

Saga B.

maintains seventh position with

16-32

record. Newly promoted

Shiga L-Stars

keep the eighth place with 40 games lost.

Saga B. will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Shiga L-Stars will play at home against Saga B. (#7) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Saga B.: Y.Childs 20+9reb+3ast, R.Garcia 14+4reb+1ast, T.Sumida 12+4reb+5ast, J.Harrellson 9+6reb+3ast, R.Inoue 8+2reb+2ast, A.Durham 7+6reb+4ast
Shiga L-Stars: B.Motum 18+9reb+2ast, D.Nomoto 15+2reb+2ast, M.Cummings 13+7reb+6ast, K.Tsuneta 9+1reb+1ast, H.Hasegawa 8+4reb+1ast, A.Yu 7+6reb+2ast

Sunrockers Sh. - Sendai 89ers 83-51

Not a big story in a game in Tokyo where 7th ranked 89ers (9-39) were rolled over by fourth ranked SunRockers (26-22)

83-51

on Saturday.

Sunrockers Sh.

outrebounded

Sendai 89ers 40-26

including a

31-17

advantage in defensive rebounds.

Sunrockers Sh.

looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. The best player for the winners was international forward Josh Hawkinson (208-1995, college: WSU) who scored 25 points and 7 rebounds. American forward Reid Travis (203-1995, college: Kentucky, agency: Pensack Sports) chipped in 21 points and 7 rebounds. At the other side the best for losing team was American Stanton Kidd (202-1992, college: Colorado St.) who recorded 20 points and 6 rebounds and his fellow American import Nathan Boothe (208-1994, college: Toledo) added 17 points and 9 rebounds respectively. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games.

Sunrockers Sh.

maintains fourth position with

26-22

record. Loser 89ers keep the seventh place with 39 games lost. They share the position with Ibaraki R..

Sunrockers Sh. will meet at home Sendai 89ers (#8) in the next round. Sendai 89ers will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Sunrockers Sh.: J.Hawkinson 25+7reb+2ast, R.Travis 21+7reb+1ast, A.Clemmons 10+8reb+4ast, K.Jones 7+6reb+2ast, L.Vendrame 7+1reb+5ast, R.Abe 4+1ast
Sendai 89ers: S.Kidd 20+6reb+2ast, N.Boothe 17+9reb+1ast, S.Watanabe 3+2ast, T.Hoshino 3+1reb+2ast, M.Kataoka 3, Y.Aoki 2+1reb+1ast

Yokohama BC - Shimane SM 75-74

The most exciting game of round 48 in the B1 League took place in Yokohama. This derby game ended with only one-point defeat on the road of second-best Magic (30-18) to sixth ranked B-Corsairs (22-26)

75-74

on Saturday evening. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Magic.

Yokohama BC

looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of American Gary Clark (198-1994, college: Cincinnati) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 19 points and 10 rebounds and French power forward Damien Inglis (206-1995, agency: Octagon Europe) who added 16 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists during the contest. B-Corsairs' coach Lassi Tuovi used an eleven-player rotation in such tough game. The best for the losing side was American forward James McAdoo (206-1993, college: UNC, agency: Slash Sports) with a double-double by scoring 18 points and 12 rebounds and Australian Nick Kay (206-1992, college: MSU Denver) scored 19 points and 7 rebounds.

B-Corsairs

have a solid four-game winning streak.

Yokohama BC

maintains sixth position with

22-26

record, which they share with FE Nagoya and Nagasaki.

Shimane SM

at the other side keeps the second place with 18 games lost.

Yokohama BC is looking forward to face league's second-placed Shimane SM at home in the next round and it may be quite challenging game. Shimane SM will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Yokohama BC: G.Clark 19+10reb+3ast, D.Inglis 16+5reb+6ast, M.Kotsar 10+5reb+3ast, H.Matsuzaki 8+1reb, K.King 6+2reb+1ast, Y.Sugiura 6+1ast
Shimane SM: S.Ando 21+2reb+3ast, N.Kay 19+7reb+3ast, J.McAdoo 18+12reb+1ast, A.Murphy 7+8reb, L.Evans 6+11reb+1ast, K.Hareyama 3+1ast