SUTHERLAND RAIDERS TOOK ON PAT MADISON MAGIC IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

In the second game on July 29, Pat Madison and Sutherland Raiders went up against each other.

 

The game got off to a quick start as each team pushed the ball down the floor. The defensive pressure that each team applied was very good as neither team gave up easy baskets.

 

There were many ties and lead changes throughout the first quarter.

 

Troy Bell for Pat Madison was all over the floor for his team. Bell knew where his teammates were on the floor and was able to get them the ball in sports where they could shoot it.

 

Pat Madison had trouble shooting the ball in the first quarter. Austin Hollins for Pat Madison was all over the floor. He was able to get to the basket and hit shots that he put up.

 

Both teams were aggressive on both ends of the floor.

 

After one quarter of play the score was Sutherland Raiders 31, Pat Madison 28.

 

Pat Madison did a good job of getting the ball out of the basket and getting the ball down to the other end of the floor if they were on defense. On the offensive end they were able to get the ball back to the net for second chance points.

 

The score went back and forth throughout the contest. Neither team went on a run or gave up easy baskets.

 

Both teams looked to trade baskets for a portion of time in the second quarter.

 

Trevor Mbakwe for Sutherland Raiders came up with some big slam dunks that kept the crowd into the game.

 

Pat Madison called a timeout with 4:54 left in the second quarter. At that point the score was Sutherland Raiders 45, Pat Madison 36.

 

DeAndre Townsend for Sutherland Raiders stepped up and nailed some deep three-point shots to keep his team in the game.

 

Pat Madison worked for their shots. Sutherland Raiders didn’t give them any easy looks at the basket.

 

When Townsend was not in the game he cheered on his team and shouted encouragement from the bench.

 

At halftime the score was Sutherland Raiders 61, Pat Madison 43.

 

As the third quarter got underway both teams continued to pound the ball down the floor and looking for quick shots.

 

Pat Madison continued to struggle from the floor throughout the third quarter.

 

Townsend continued to shoot good shots and he was not afraid to get his teammates the ball in spots where they could hit shots.

 

After three quarters of play the score was Sutherland Raiders 83, Pat Madison 60.

 

The game kept its intensity in the fourth quarter. Even though Pat Madison had trouble shooting the ball they kept on shooting the ball looking for their shots to drop.

 

Pat Madison fought hard throughout the game but they were not able to come away with the 110-88 victory.

 

Sutherland Raiders came away with the 110-88 victory over Pat Madison.

 

The leading scorers for Pat Madison were Troy Bell with 7 points, Jefferson Mason and Michael Campbell each with 12 points and Anthony Tolliver with 17 points.

 

The leading scorers for Sutherland Raiders were AJ Wilson with 15 points, DeAndre Townsend with 16, Wil Graham with 17, Trevor Mbakwe 19 points and Paris Kyles with 25 points.  

 

TONY GEER GAZETTE WENT UP AGINST SUTHLERLAND RAIDERS IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

In the second game on July 22, Tony Geer Gazette and the Sutherland Raiders went up against each other in a playoff game of the Howard Pulley Pro City Summer League.  

 

The score went back and forth to start the game. Neither team gave up any easy baskets from the start.

 

Trevor Mbakwe was all over the floor for Sutherland Raiders. He wanted the ball on the paint where he would be able to get the ball in the post and score baskets from there on the offensive end.

 

Kendall Shell for Sutherland Raiders came off the bench and he was able to get the offense running. Shell was quick with his hands and feet and was able to get up and down the floor with ease.

 

The score after one quarter of play was Sutherland Raiders 30, Tony Geer Gazette 20.

 

As the second quarter got underway both teams continued to push the ball down the floor and looked for easy shots.

 

Sutherland Raiders continued to attack the basket as they were able to get shots in transition.

 

Paris Kyles for Sutherland Raiders was able to make some good passes to his teammates as he was able to get the assists. If Kyles thought that he didn’t have a good shot he would pass it to one of his teammates.

 

At halftime the score was Sutherland Raiders 57, Tony Geer Gazette 40.

 

As the third quarter got underway both teams continued to push the ball down the floor and look for their shots.

 

Sutherland Raiders continued to make open shots in the open court.

 

PJ Hill of Tony Geer Gazette took the ball hard to the basket. He was able to make layups with ease.

 

Both teams continued to race up and down the floor in the third quarter. They both took quick shots and didn’t use much time off of the shot clock.

 

After three quarters of play the score was Sutherland Raiders 85, Tony Geer Gazette 69.

 

Sutherland Raiders continued force the ball down the floor and took good care of the basketball. They were a little quicker the Tony Geer Gazette.  

 

Tony Geer Gazette was not able to get their shots to drop throughout the contest.

 

In a hard fought game played by both teams Sutherland Raiders came away with the 113-96 victory over Tony Geer Gazette.

 

MILLER TIME TOOK ON SUTHERLAND RAIDERS IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE GAME

In the second game of the Howard Pulley Pro City Summer League on Thursday July 18, Miller Time took on Sutherland Raiders.

 

Quinton Hooker for Miller Time was able to get the ball down the floor with ease. He was able to get by his defender and get to the basket and make easy layups. Hooker is a vocal leader on the floor.

 

Miller Time looked to get the ball into Royce White’s hands. White took the ball hard to the basket and was able to get fouled and White was also able to make his free throws.

 

The score went back and forth throughout the first quarter. Neither team was able to go on a run.

 

Paris Kyles for the Sutherland Raiders was able to bring the ball down the floor and get the ball into the hands of his teammates. Kyles had good court vision and he knew where his players were on the floor at all times.

 

Neither team went on a run in the first quarter. Both teams took a lot of time off of the shot clock.

 

AJ Wilson for Sutherland Raiders came up with some nice baskets. He was able to get his shot to drop late in the quarter.

 

After the first quarter the score was Sutherland Raiders 30, Miller Time 24.

 

Wally Ellenson for Miller Time was all over the floor. He came up with some nice shots for his team.

 

Miller Time didn’t back down to the Sutherland Raiders. Miller Time still continued to push the ball down the floor and was able to get good looks at the basket.

 

Damian Johnson came into the game for Sutherland Raiders. Johnson was able to set his teammates up on the offensive end and was able to get assists.

 

Ellenson was able to drop some big three-point shots for his team. It didn’t matter when Ellenson was on the floor if he thought that he had a good shot he was not afraid to shoot it.

 

Both teams took good shots at the basket. Neither team gave up on either ends of the floor.

 

Siyani Chambers was all over the floor. He was able to get to the basket and make layups. If Chambers thought that his teammate had a better shot he wouldn’t be afraid to pass the ball to him for the assist.

 

The score at halftime was Sutherland Raiders 57, Miller Time 43.

 

The third quarter got off to a quick start as each team raced up and down the floor looking for their best shots.

 

Miller Time kept on shooting the ball, even though they had a hard time shooting the ball.

 

White played well. He was very active on the floor. He was camped out on the low block and was able to get past his defenders.

 

Miller Time was able to string some baskets together with under 3:00 left in the third quarter.

 

Miller Time kept on attacking the glass. They had success at that as they were able to make layups late in the third quarter.

 

Oto Osenieks for Sutherland Raiders came up with some nice baskets late in the third quarter.

 

The score after three quarters of play was Sutherland Raiders 77, Miller Time 73.

 

Hooker came up with some clutch shots in the contest. He played with a lot of emotion and intensity.

 

The score went back and forth for a good portion of the fourth quarter. Neither team was able to go on a run.

 

It was a very good game.

 

Sutherland Raiders came away with the hard fought 110-98 victory over Miller Time.

 

The leading scorers for Sutherland Raiders were Will Graham with 24 points, AJ Wilson with 22 points, and Oto Osenieks with 16 points.

 

The leading scorers for Miller Time were Royce White with 28 points, Peter Olafeso with 25 points and Kenny Olafeso with 25 points.

 

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. 

123PRINT.COM TOOK ON HIGH PERFORMANCE ACADEMY IN A HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE BASKETBALL GAME

123Print.com went up against High Performance Academy in a basketball game. The game got off to a quick start as each team didn't waste any time shooting the ball.

Both teams looked to shoot the ball from inside the three-point line. Jamal Dale Davis for High Performance Academy was not afraid to shoot the ball. He found his shot from inside the three-point line. His teammates did a good job of getting him the ball in places where they thought that he could shoot it.

Quinton Lee Hooker came up with some nice steals and was able to convert them on the offensive end. Hooker was also not afraid to get his teammates involved in the offense. If he thought that they had a better shot he would pass it to them so they could take it. Hooker was all over the floor. He was a known leader on the court.

123Print.com didn't give up. They kept on shooting the ball even though there shots were not falling.

At the end of the first quarter they were looking at an eleven point deficit with the score High Performance Academy 28 and 123Print.com 17.

123Print.com continued to have difficulty shooting the ball to start the second half. The defensive pressure applied by their opponent was the contributing factor. When they had a decent look at the rim they simply could not convert it.

High Performance Academy continued to look for their shots and for a while maintain better shooting edge.. Kamali Chambers did a good job of directing his team on the offensive end. He told his players where they were supposed to be on the floor.

High Performance Academy ran into some turn over issues midway through the second quarter. 123Print.com did all they could to convert the turnovers into points.

High Performance Academy looked for Hooker to keep them in the game based on his shooting. 123Print.com battled and they attacked the basket and chipped into the deficit.

123Print.com battled throughout the first half. Both teams went hard after rebounds and loose balls and was able to cut into their first quarter 11 point deficit. At halftime the score was High Performance Academy 56 and 123Print.com 49.

As the second half got underway both teams seemed to be fired up and they both played with a lot of emotion and energy. Both head coaches for these clubs were positive and shouting encouragement to their respective teams. Both teams responded well to the instruction that they received.

123Print.com came out on fire. They continued to shoot the ball well and stay positive. DeAndre Townsend the guard for 123Print.com blew by his defenders and was able to convert lay-ups into points. 123Print.com took the lead late in the quarter. The game remand close in the third. It was anyone's game going into the fourth quarter. 123Print.com put a trapping defense on High Performance Academy and they turned the ball over late in the quarter and 123Print.com converted on the turn overs.

At the end of three quarters of play the score was 123Print.com took the lead with 87 and High Performance Academy 75.

Both teams did a good job of going after rebounds. Each team got their share of the boards. 123Print.com was able to ware down High Performance Academy late in third and throughout the fourth quarter.

High Performance didn't back down to the pressure that 123Print.com applied. The game came down to the wire late in the contest. High Performance never backed down to 123Print.com.

123Print.com was successful in getting long rebounds and making full court passes for easy lay-ups. In the end both teams were patient with the ball and played hard throughout the game. But in the end 123Print.com came away with the 117-108 victory over High Performance Academy.

The leading scorers for High Performance Academy were Quinton Lee Hooker with 23 points and Anders Broaman with 29 points.

The leading scorers for 123Print.com were Will Graham with 31 points, Paris Kyles with 29 points and Deandre Townsend with 21 points.

123PRINT.COM TOOK INFORMATIONAL INVESTORS GROUP IN THE HOWARD PULLEY PRO CITY SUMMER LEAGUE

123Print.com took on the Information Investors. Both teams looked for lay-ups early in the contest. 

Information Investors got the ball into the hands of point guard Darren Montagna Glover. Glover was all over the court he got his team involved in the offense. 

The score went back and forth throughout the first half. The defense was tight by both teams as a result neither team gave up easy baskets.

123Print.com got the ball into the hands of guard Paris Dominique Kyles.  Kyles shouted instructions to his team as where he wanted them to be on the floor. On the defensive end he was able to slow down the man that he was guarding.

At the end of the first quarter the score was 123Print.com 31 and Information Investors 24.

123Print.com took their time on the offensive end. They worked the 24 second shot clock down to under 10 seconds to go before they looked to shoot the ball. They didn't rush their shots. 

123Print.com played man-to-man defense. They also looked to trap in the corners in hopes of forcing some turnovers.

The Information Investors had trouble late in the first half finding the range. They were giving up more shots than they were putting in. As a result they we down 16 points at halftime with the score 123Print.com 60 and Information Investors 44.

123Print.com continued to look to take time off the clock and attack the basket on the offensive end. Information Investors had a hard time defending them on the court.

Glover continued to look good on the offensive end as he got his teammates the ball quickly as he flung the ball around the three-point line. He was also not afraid to shoot the ball from deep downtown if he was open. 

Kyles also continued to show leadership on the floor as he directed his teammates on both ends of the court. 

At the end of the third quarter the score was 123Print.com 88 and Information Investors 74.

Information Investors gave it all they had throughout the game. 123Print.com was too quick for the Information Investors to handle.

No one had a response for Glover as he was on fire from everywhere on the floor. 

In a hard fought game that came down to the wire 123Print.com came away with the 113-97 final.