123PRINT.COM TOOK ON FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND ATHLETICS IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

123.Print.com took on Fundamentally Sound Athletics in a basketball game in the Howard Pulley Pro City Summer League.

The game got off to a quick start as each team raced up and down the court looking for their shots. There was a quick tempo to the teams. Neither team took a lot of time off of the shot clock in the first quarter as each team took quick shots.

The score went back and forth for a good portion of the quarter.

Siyani Tahir Chambers was all over the floor on both ends of the floor. On the defensive end he was able to control his guy and made him take bad shots. On the offensive end he set his men up so they could take good shots if he didn't think that he had a good shot himself.

At the end of the first quarter of play the score was 123Print.com 27 and Fundamentally Sound Athletics 20.

Rodney Williams who attends the University of Minnesota was all over the offensive glass. He was able to come up with some big key rebounds and get the ball quickly to his guards so they could push the ball down the floor.

Chambers was able to control the tempo of the game throughout the second quarter. He didn't give up on his team or running the offense.

Paris Dominique Kyles for 123Print.com ran the offense. He was able to get his guys set up in spots where it was easy for them to score. If Kyles thought that he had a good open shot either a two pointer or a three point shot he was not afraid to shoot it.

The first half was very hard fought. Neither team gave up easy baskets and they each took the ball hard to the basket and made strong lay-ups.

Chambers and Deandre Townsend for 123Print.com had some good one-on-one battles on each end of the floor. Both players tried to outsmart the other one as they drove to make baskets.

Both teams went after rebounds on each end of the floor. There were many chances to get rebounds and each team did a good job of bringing them down.

At halftime the score was 123Print.com 56 and FSA 50.

As the third quarter got underway both teams continued to pound the ball inside to the big guys.

Williams did a good job of getting his teammates invoked in the offense. Joe Coleman came up with some nice slam dunks that kept his teammates and fans involved in the game.

The game was close throughout the third quarter. Neither team was able to go on a run in the third quarter and the game was competitive.

FSA was able to get the lead midway through the third quarter.

Both teams attacked the glass and played tough throughout the third quarter.

At the end of the third quarter the score was FSA 83 and 123Print.com 77.

FSA did a good job of swinging the ball around the three-point line to get everyone involved in the offense.

Even though it was a high scoring game each team did a good job of defending their man on the defensive end.

The game became a defensive battle as scoring was held within 15 points in the fourth quarter.

In a hard fought game that came down to the wire Fundamentally Sound Athletics came away with the 113-97 come from behind victory.

The leading scorers for 123Print.com were AJ Wilson with 35 points, Will Graham with 25 points and Jermy Sutherland with 16 points.

The leading scorers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics were Joe Coleman with 34 points, Rodney Williams, Zach Lofton and Josh Figini each with 15 points and Siyani Chambers with 14 points. 

MILLER TIME TOOK ON FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND ATHLETICS IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

Miller Time battled Fundamentally Sound Athletics in a Howard Pulley Pro City Summer League basketball game.

Miller Time played without guard Troy Bell due to an injury in his previous game. Bell was in street clothes on the bench cheering on his team.

The game got off to a quick start as each team traded baskets in the first 3:00 of the contest.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics got the ball into the hands of Siyani Tahir Chambers. Chambers was quick on the offensive end. He was able to beat the defense down the court on a consistent basis.

Rodney Williams came up with some nice slam dunks that kept his team and the crowd into the game. On the defensive end he was able to apply defensive pressure within the paint and on the wings.

At the end of the first quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 25 and Miller Time 19.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics continued to drive to the lane as they looked to get easy lay-ups. Miller Time didn't want to give up any easy baskets so the fouled hard in an attempt to discourage their opponents.

Both teams picked up the pace of the game on the offensive end and put their shots up early and often.

Bobby Fong for Miller Time found his shot as he was able to nail some deep three-point line. Wally James Ellenson also for Miller Time was not afraid to also dial up the long distance three-point shot.

Miller Time made a run late in the second quarter as Fundamentally Sound Athletics went cold from the field. This enabled Miller Time to close the gap to one point at halftime.

The first half was close. Neither team gave up easy shots and played hard throughout the game. At halftime the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 56 and Miller Time 55.

As the second half got underway Miller Time continued to attack the glass and looked for their scoring opportunities. The game stayed close in the third quarter as neither team was able to go on a run.

At the end of the third quarter the score was tied at 85.

The fourth quarter got off to a quick pace. That shouldn't be unaccepted as the game had a quick pace throughout. Fundamentally Sound Athletics kept their composure late in the contest.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics was able to come away with the 117-107 victory over Miller Time

Neither team really went on a run in the contest. I thought that the game was very competitive and hard fought throughout. Both teams played hard and players made nice moves with and without that ball. That made this game a good game and competitive.

The leading scorers for Miller Time were Akieem Cabie with 37 points, and John Vaudreuil with 15 points.

The leading scorers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics were Joe Coleman with 32 points, Rodney Williams with 28 points, Josh Fingin with 18 points and Siyani Chambers with 17 points and Zach Lofton with 16 points.

ERROL CARLSTROM PLAYAZ TOOK ON FUNDAMENTALLY SOUND ATHLETICS

Errol Carlstrom Playaz took on Fundamentally Sound Athletics in a basketball game in the Howard Pulley Procity Basketball League.

Both teams shot the ball well and often in the opening quarter. They were each were able to find the range. The score went back and forth in the first quarter.

Rodney Williams for Fundamentally Sound Athletics came up with some nice slam dunks in the first quarter. He also was not afraid to shoot the ball from anywhere on the floor. He also came up with some pretty impressive slam dunks. Joe Coleman also had a few two handed slam dunks.

The score went back and forth. Each team had plenty of chances to score. Neither team gave up easy shots either. They were going at each other trying to figure out what the other team was going to do.

Joe Coleman who plays for the University of Minnesota kept his team in the game. He handled the ball well on offense and got his team involved in the offense. On the defensive end he was able to lock down his guys that he was guarding.

Marcus Alipate took the ball hard to the basket and was able to get fouled and he was able to get to the line and make his free throws.

At the end of the first quarter the score was Errol Carlstrom Playaz 28 and Fundamentally Sound Athletics 25.

As the second quarter got underway both teams raced up and down the court. Neither team took a lot of time off the shot clock.

Jamar Diggs for Errol Carlstrom Playaz took the ball hard to the basket and was able to get his shot going midway through the second quarter.

Coleman came up with some impressive nice dunks that kept his team involved in the spirit of the game. He was unstoppable on the offensive end.

Both teams went hard after rebounds on both ends. They also dove on the floor after loose balls. The score went back and forth throughout the second quarter. Neither team went on a run. The defensive pressure and both teams contributed to the good pace of the game.

Zach Lofton came up with some incredible baskets late in the third quarter to keep his team in the contest.

Siyani Chambers was all over the floor for Fundamentally Sound Athletics. He was able to get into a shooting rhythm late in the second quarter to keep his team in the game.

At the halftime the score was Errol Carlstrom Playaz 48 and Fundamentally Sound Athletics 47.

As the third quarter got underway both teams kept battling after loose balls and rebounds. Neither team seemed to loose their intensity.

The score continued to go back and forth throughout the third quarter. The game would come down to the wire as each team battled for their respective points.

Rodney Williams and Siyani Chambers had good court awareness and they fed off each others enthusiasm. They knew where each other was on the floor at all times.

Jefferson Mason for Errol Carlstrom Playaz got in the offense when he was able to knock down some inside jumpers.

Cameron Rundles and Jamar Diggs also had good court awareness. Those two looked for each other and they were able to give each other assists while keeping other teammates involved in the offense as well.

Cameron Rundles got hit above the eye and took himself out of the game because of some bleeding.

Both teams got a little testy with each other late in the contest. Everyone held their composure for the most part. The officials were not afraid to give warnings and issue technical fouls to offending players.

Rundles got taped up and returned to the game late in the third quarter.

Ken Maxey made some good moves around the basket. He was a force on the low block. When Maxey got the rebound on either end he was able to find his guard on the floor.

At the end of the third quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 72 and Errol Carlstrom Playaz 68.

As the fourth quarter got underway both teams turned up their intensity. The pace of the game picked up and Fundamentally Sound Athletics stuck with the quick pace and was able to make shots they put up.

Both teams played with a lot of emotion and heart. The game was filled with a lot of nice passes and slam dunks by both teams.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics came away with the 105-93 victory over Errol Calrstrom Playaz.

The leading scorers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics were Joe Coleman with 40 points, Rodney Williams chipped in with 24 points and Zach Lofton scored 19 points.

The leading scorers for Errol Carlstrom Playaz were Jefferson Mason with 21 points, Jamar Diggs with 23 pints and Camron Rundles with 19 points.

FUNDEMENTLY SOUND ATHLETICS TOOK ON HIGH PERFORMANCE ACADEMY IN A SUMMER LEAGUE GAME

In the second game of the evening Fundamentally Sound Athletics took on High Performance Academy in a basketball game.

The game had a quick start as Fundamentally Sound Athletics was a little quicker and a little stronger. Rodney Williams who attends the University of Minnesota made some very nice slam dunks. He was all over the court. His teammates got him the ball by the basket for an easy slam dunk it or lay-up.

There were two brothers that played against each other. Siyani Chambers went up against his younger brother Kamali Chambers. Those two had fun guarding each other.

At the end of the first quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 30 and High Performance Academy 16.

As the second half got underway Fundamentally Sound Athletics looked for their shots from inside the three-point line. They played under control throughout the game and the composure under pressure was one of their greatest assets.

High Performance Academy got the ball into the hands of Quinton Lee Hooker. Quinton was all over the floor he was not afraid to shoot the ball from anywhere on the floor if he thought that he had a good look. They did stay in the game emotionally they didn't let the score get to their heads as the score widened.

With a 19 point deficit starring them in the face, High Performance Academy called a timeout with 3:14 left in the second quarter. The score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 49 and High Performance Academy 30.

David Hicks for Fundamentally Sound Athletics was able to get wide open layups. The other team didn't know how to handle his shooting capabilities.

At halftime the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 57 and High Performance Academy 36.
With a 21 point lead at half-time the fans were wondering if the game was going to remain a blow-out.

The second half got off to a quick start as each team launched shots at the basket. The shot clock was never a factor in the game. This was a run and gun up and down the court game similar to the old Loyola Marymount days under coach Westhead.

Hooker went hard after rebounds. He didn't get frustrated. Kamail Chambers also found his shot in the third quarter. He was athletic enough where he could stop on a dime and pull up and hit a 15 foot jump shot without even thinking about it.

Zack Lofton for Fundamentally Sound Athletics looked for his shot around the basket. He was a high jumper and had good coordination so he could maneuver with the ball in the air. The opponent closed the gap and were only down 7 points at the end of the third quarter.

At the end of the third quarter the score was Fundamentally Sound Athletics 78 and High Performance Academy 71.

As the fourth quarter got underway both teams continued to shoot the ball and kept going after loose balls and rebounds on both ends of the floor.

High Performance dug-in on the defensive end and manage to close the scoring gap within three-point's with 5:00 left in the third quarter. This was a very high scoring game. Despite the high scoring contest it appeared as though the teams played defense only when the needed to or wanted to play. Had High Performance Academy played tougher defense throughout the game the outcome may have been different.

Fundamentally Sound Athletics was just too quick for a lot younger High Performance Academy team and came away with a 22 point margin. In the end Fundamentally Sound Athletics came away with the 119-97 victory over High Performance Academy.

The leading scorers for Fundamentally Sound Athletics were Joe Coleman with 33 points, David Hicks with 27 points, Rodney Williams with 23 points and Siyani Chambers with 15 points.

The leading scorer for High Performance was Quinton Lee Hooker with 31 points.