Samsung Th. - KCC Egis 86-99 Samsung lost to KCC Egis 86:99 in the Quarter-Finals Round 4 as th latter clinched the Semifinals. Johnson Ivan erupted with 38 points and 12 rebounds as his team won the series 3-1. Kang Byung-Hyun poured in 25 and Akins Tony added 16. Sandrin Eric responded with 34 points in the losing effort. [read more]
Samsung Th. - KCC Egis 86-99 Samsung lost to KCC Egis 86:99 in the Quarter-Finals Round 4 as th latter clinched the Semifinals. Johnson Ivan erupted with 38 points and 12 rebounds as his team won the series 3-1. Kang Byung-Hyun poured in 25 and Akins Tony added 16. Sandrin Eric responded with 34 points in the losing effort.
Samsung Th. - KCC Egis 92-84
Samsung won over KCC Egis 92:84 to reduce the series to 1-2. Thomas Victor (201-F-79, college: La Salle) stepped up with 28 points for the winners and Lee Kyu Sup added 18. Akins Tony top-scored for the guests with 25 points and Leather Terrence nailed 18.
Dongbu Promy - LG Sakers 77-66
Dongbu Promy swept their Quarter-Finals over LG Sakers beating them 77:66 in Game 3. Kim Joo-Sung (205-C-79) poured in 15 points, while Jones Jonathan delivered 14 [read more]
Samsung Th. - KCC Egis 92-84 Samsung won over KCC Egis 92:84 to reduce the series to 1-2. Thomas Victor (201-F-79, college: La Salle) stepped up with 28 points for the winners and Lee Kyu Sup added 18. Akins Tony top-scored for the guests with 25 points and Leather Terrence nailed 18.
Dongbu Promy - LG Sakers 77-66 Dongbu Promy swept their Quarter-Finals over LG Sakers beating them 77:66 in Game 3. Kim Joo-Sung (205-C-79) poured in 15 points, while Jones Jonathan delivered 14. Stevenson Greg ended up with 18 points in the losing effort.
Promy Advance to Second Round - Mar 15, 2010 (by Rick Ross)
The fifth-ranked Dongbu Promy will meet regular
season champion Ulsan Mobis in the second
round of the Korean Basketball League (KBL)
playoffs after winning at home in Wonju, Sunday.
The Promy swept the best-of-five series,
beating the LG Sakers 77-66 in Game 3.
The Sakers came out strong but the Promy
tied it at 34 by the half and overwhelmed
in the second half, scoring 24 points while allowing only 14 [read more]
The fifth-ranked Dongbu Promy will meet regular season champion Ulsan Mobis in the second round of the Korean Basketball League (KBL) playoffs after winning at home in Wonju, Sunday.
The Promy swept the best-of-five series, beating the LG Sakers 77-66 in Game 3. The Sakers came out strong but the Promy tied it at 34 by the half and overwhelmed in the second half, scoring 24 points while allowing only 14.
The Promy's Kim Joo-sung played the entire 40 minutes and racked up 15 points, six assists and five rebounds, and Son Joo-young poured in 13 points including two key 3-pointers in the decisive third quarter. Two Promy imports forward Marquin Chandler and center Jonathan Jones combined for 27 points and four boards.
For the Sakers, the KBL's leading scorer, Moon Tae-young, was better than in the first two games scoring 18 points and taking down five rebounds. Foreign center Chris Alexander also performed well with 13 points and 11 boards.
Throughout the contest, the Sakers couldn't find a way to make easy shots. Point guard Jeon Hyung-soo had trouble distributing the ball under heavy pressure from the Promy defense.
Despite the Sakers having a dominant big in Alexander, the Promy's choking double-teams and tight defense denied their opposition the chance to get the ball into the paint while also contesting shots beyond the arc.
By sweeping the series, the Promy earned themselves a five-day break before their second-matchup against the Mobis, which begins Saturday.
By Yoon Chul Staff Reporter Kang Dong Hee (180-G-66)
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