31-year old forward Aaron Haynes (201-F-81) put on an extraordinary performance in the last round for second-ranked SK Knights and receives a Asia-basket.com Player of the Week award for round 13. He had a double-double of 33 points and 10 rebounds, while his team beat Sonic Boom KT (#6, 8-9) 69-64. SK Knights maintains the 2nd position in South Korean league. They would have been even better if they hadn't lost a few games earlier this season. SK Knights will need more victories to improve their 12-4 record. Haynes turned to be SK Knights' top player in his first season with the team. Boise State University graduate has very impressive stats this year. Haynes is in league's top in points (4th best: 18.9ppg), rebounds (4th best: 9.4rpg) and averages solid 55.5% FGP.
Second best performed player last round was Rodrique Benson (207-F/C-84) of LG Sakers. He is American forward in his first season at LG Sakers. In the last game Benson recorded impressive double-double of 27 points and 18 rebounds. Of course LG Sakers cruised to a 68-59 relatively comfortable win over slightly lower-ranked Goyang Orions (#7, 8-9). This victory allowed LG Sakers to move up to 5th position in the standings. His team lost some distance to top teams. But 8-8 record is not bad and everything may still change. Benson is a newcomer at LG Sakers and quickly became one of team's most reliable players.
Third place about best performers goes to forward Ricardo Ratliffe (203-F-89) of league's leader Mobis Phoebus. Ratliffe showcased his all-around game by recording 20 points, ten rebounds and four assists in the last round. He was a key player of Mobis Phoebus, leading his team to a 83-58 easy win against the lower-ranked Goyang Orions (#7, 8-9). Mobis Phoebus confirms their top position in the standings. Their record at this point is 12 victories and 4 lost games. Ratliffe has a great season in South Korea. After 16 games, he made it on the list of the league's leaders in rebounds with 7.8rpg (8th best). He also has 1.4bpg and FGP: 57.5%.
Other top performing players last week: 4. Courtney Sims (211-C-83) of KCC Egis - 26 points and 10 rebounds 5. Darian Townes (208-F/C-84) of Samsung Th. - 19 points and 14 rebounds 6. Richard Roby (198-G/F-85) of Dongbu Promy - 32 points and 5 rebounds 7. Jasper Johnson (201-C-83) of Sonic Boom KT - 26 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists 8. Kim Young Hwan) of LG Sakers - 28 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists 9. Leon Williams (203-F/C-86) of Goyang Orions - 15 points, 12 rebounds and 2 assists 10. Rodrique Benson (207-F/C-84) of LG Sakers - 18 points and 5 rebounds
The Player of the week is choosen based on efficiency calculation, but also including game result, importance of the game, if played recorded double-double/triple-double, etc. The efficiency formula is a combination of various formulas used by different basketball organizations/leagues. We got involved many basketball scouts and journalists to assure it's accuracy. The formula: 1.5*PTS + 3*(REB+AST+ST+BL-TO) - 2*BSAG - 4*PF + 3*PFRV + 4*(2FGPM+3FGPM) + 1.5*FTM - 3*(2FGPA-2FGPM) - 3*(3FGPA-3FGPM) - (FTA-FTM)
South Korea wins East Asian Championship in Incheon - May 21, 2013
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South Korea -China 79:68
South Korea wins East Asian Championship in Incheon. The hosts posted all the victories in the tournament and managed to beat China in the Final game, 79:68.
Both teams deserved the Final game. South Korea started the game with 19-13 lead and managed dot win the first half by 7 points. China replied with 20-17 in the third quarter and reduced to 4 points entering the last stanza. South Korea however needed a final 19-12 rally to seal the victory and the title [read more]
South Korea -China 79:68
South Korea wins East Asian Championship in Incheon. The hosts posted all the victories in the tournament and managed to beat China in the Final game, 79:68. Both teams deserved the Final game. South Korea started the game with 19-13 lead and managed dot win the first half by 7 points. China replied with 20-17 in the third quarter and reduced to 4 points entering the last stanza. South Korea however needed a final 19-12 rally to seal the victory and the title. Kim Min-Goo top-scored for the winners with 18 points and Park Chan-Hee (190-G-87) nailed 15. Kim Jong-Kyu (207-C-91) posted 13, while Lee Jung-Hyun (191-F-87) and Lee Jong-Hyun (206-C-94) had 12 each. Guo Ailun (192-SF-93) answered with 17 points in the losing effort and Li Muhao (218-C-92) had 12. Sun TongLin (208-F/C-92) and Wang Zhelin (215-PF-94) followed them with 11 points each in defeat.
East Asian Championship: South Korea cruise past Hong Kong to reach Final - May 20, 2013
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South Korea - Hong Kong 105:62
South Korea joined China in the East Asian Championship Final. The hosts drubbed Hong Kong in the semis today. Six South Korean players scored in double digits to pace the hosts to the victory. Kim Jong-Kyu (207-C-91) netted 20 points to lead the effort.
It was a lopsided affair right from the start. South Korea did not waste time powering to a 32:9 lead at the first break. South Korea stayed in front throughout the second quarter [read more]
South Korea - Hong Kong 105:62
South Korea joined China in the East Asian Championship Final. The hosts drubbed Hong Kong in the semis today. Six South Korean players scored in double digits to pace the hosts to the victory. Kim Jong-Kyu (207-C-91) netted 20 points to lead the effort. It was a lopsided affair right from the start. South Korea did not waste time powering to a 32:9 lead at the first break. South Korea stayed in front throughout the second quarter. They boosted the lead to as many as 32 points at halftime 56:24. South Korea and Hong Kong slowed down a bit in the third term. The teams traded baskets as the Korean side remained in a comfortable lead. The hosts poured in 27 points in the fourth period and sealed the winning outcome at the end. Park Jae-Hyun (187-G-91) produced 15 points, while Kim Min-Goo added 11 points and 7 rebounds for the winners. Liang Man Hung (173-G-86) responded with 15 points for Hong Kong. Reid Duncan had 13 points and 8 boards in the loss.
East Asian Championship: South Korea stay undefeated with romp over Macau - May 18, 2013
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South Korea - Macau 124:39
South Korea clinched the third straight win at the East Asian Championship. The hosts dismantled Macau in Incheon today. Heo Il-Young (197-F-85) fired 29 points to lead the winners. South Korea will now take on Hong Kong in the semifinal on Monday.
South Korea stunned their opponents in the opening quarter. Macau managed to score just one point in the first ten minutes to face a woeful 33-point deficit at the break [read more]
South Korea - Macau 124:39
South Korea clinched the third straight win at the East Asian Championship. The hosts dismantled Macau in Incheon today. Heo Il-Young (197-F-85) fired 29 points to lead the winners. South Korea will now take on Hong Kong in the semifinal on Monday. South Korea stunned their opponents in the opening quarter. Macau managed to score just one point in the first ten minutes to face a woeful 33-point deficit at the break. South Korea sank 36 points in the second frame and gained a 70:12 halftime lead. The hosts scored eagerly in the second half cruising to a comfortable victory at the end. Kim Jong-Kyu (207-C-91) delivered 20 points for the winners. Lee Jung-Hyun (191-F-87) and Park Jae-Hyun (187-G-91) finished with 12 points each for the hosts. Ka Tong Lai (191-C-95) responded with 13 points for Macau. Chan Cheok Wa added 6 points in the loss.
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