Kiryat Gats other American Harris will miss a month of action due to injury. That said, the Israeli team moved forward with Fisher on a monthly contract. Fisher played most recently at Bejjeh in Lebanese Division A. In 2010 Fisher played in Turkey for Akcakoca Poyraz and there he was selected to Eurobasket.com All-Turkish TB2L 1st Team in 2010.
In the fourth game of the best-of-five first-round playoffs series of the Lebanese League that took place yesterday at Jbeil, Byblos clinched the win (96-92) against Al Moutahed Tripoli, to force a decisive game 5 tomorrow in Tripoli at 16:00.
Al Moutahed Tripoli players started the game focused and they were able to put Byblos star player Jasmon Youngblood (195-G-84, college: Kent St.) in an early foul trouble in the first three minutes of the first quarter [read more]
In the fourth game of the best-of-five first-round playoffs series of the Lebanese League that took place yesterday at Jbeil, Byblos clinched the win (96-92) against Al Moutahed Tripoli, to force a decisive game 5 tomorrow in Tripoli at 16:00. Al Moutahed Tripoli players started the game focused and they were able to put Byblos star player Jasmon Youngblood (195-G-84, college: Kent St.) in an early foul trouble in the first three minutes of the first quarter. But in the third quarter, Joe Moujaes men made the Break after an exceptionnal performance from Youngblood that lead them by 17 points going into the fourth quarter. In the last quarter, Al Moutahed Tripoli tried to make a comeback as Bachir Ammouri (197-F/C-83) scored a couple of three pointers but they failed to equalize the score. Jasmon Youngblood was the best from Byblos side with 31points,5rebounds and 4 assists and Michael Fraser (203-C/F-84, agency: Hart Sports Mngm, college: Oklah.Baptist) had a double double 25points and 12rebounds. While from Al Moutahed Tripoli side, Eric Chatfield (191-G-79, agency: Fusion Sports, college: N.Mexico) finished with 20points and 5assists, Bassel Bawji (203-F/C-89, college: Tulsa) with 19points, Bachir Ammouri with 18points and Marc Salyers (205-F-79, college: Samford) with 16points.
Champville secure WABA Cup for first time in clubs history - May 18, 2013
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BEIRUT: Reigning Lebanese champions Champville secured their first WABA Cup title Friday after finishing first in standings with a 5-1 record.
Champville were level with both Iranian sides Petrochimi and Foolad Mahan at 5-1, but the head-to-head advantage saw the Lebanese side clinch the gold for the first time in history.
Foolad came in second, while Petrochimi completed the podium with the bronze medal [read more]
BEIRUT: Reigning Lebanese champions Champville secured their first WABA Cup title Friday after finishing first in standings with a 5-1 record.
Champville were level with both Iranian sides Petrochimi and Foolad Mahan at 5-1, but the head-to-head advantage saw the Lebanese side clinch the gold for the first time in history.
Foolad came in second, while Petrochimi completed the podium with the bronze medal. But it is Foolad who will represent Iran in the Asian clubs championship next September in Jordan next to Champville and Duhok, as only one team from each country is allowed in the championship.
The win is a major boost for Champville ahead of their final four clash with archrivals Riyadi Beirut in the domestic league as the best-of-five series starts early next week.
Champville used the tournament as a warm-up for the leagues semifinals, particularly because they were able to improve their chemistry with newcomer Jeremiah Massey (202-F-82, college: Kansas St.), who showed brilliant form during the tournament and great abilities in scoring and rebounding.
Ghassan Sarkis side also earned the chance to play for the first time in the Asian championship, as the 58-year-old manager will look to retain Asian glory after guiding Sagesse to victory in 1999 and 2000 in Beirut.
His side grabbed their second title this season after they beat Anibal Zahle to the Super Cup in October. By Danny Abboud Courtesy of: http://www.dailystar.com.lb
Al Moutahed Tripoli will look to end their series 3-1 with Byblos, when they meet this friday 17:30 at Jbeil in the fourth game of the best-of-five first-round playoffs series of the Lebanese League.
Moutahed was able to get the win in the game 1 after an overtime (87-80) where Eric Chatfield (191-G-79, agency: Fusion Sports, college: N [read more]
Al Moutahed Tripoli will look to end their series 3-1 with Byblos, when they meet this friday 17:30 at Jbeil in the fourth game of the best-of-five first-round playoffs series of the Lebanese League. Moutahed was able to get the win in the game 1 after an overtime (87-80) where Eric Chatfield (191-G-79, agency: Fusion Sports, college: N.Mexico) finished with 21pts,5reb,5ass leading his team in crucial moments, Rony Fahed (184-PG-81) added 15pts, and Marc Saylers (205-F-79, college: Samford) had a double double 14points and 10 rebounds. Byblos clinched game 2 by five points (81-76), all the credits go for Byblos defense who allowed Moutahed to score only 29points in the first two quarters, offensively Byblos imports Jasmon Youngblood (195-G-84, college: Kent St.) lead his team with 24pts,4reb,4ass and their canadian center Michael Fraser (203-C/F-84, agency: Hart Sports Mngm, college: Oklah.Baptist) had 19pts,9reb,3ass. In game 3, Saylers scored 27points and Chatfield added 23pts,6ass while Youngblood scored 26points and Fraiser had 27points,16reb and Mouttahed queited Byblos in a 96-81 victory.
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