Battle for playoff seeds heats up - Mar 20, 2010 (by Chris Wang)
Now that about two thirds of the season has passed and with about 10 games left for every team, the battle for playoff seeds has heated up as Taiwan Beer, KKL and Pure Youth are fighting for the No. 3 and the No. 4 seeds in the playoffs.
These three teams are only one game apart, which means any win or loss will have huge impact to the standing.
March 19
PY 111-82 BOT
PY: Huang Chih-feng 19p+5rb+5a, James Mao 18p, J. Sanders 4p+13rb, Hung Chih-shan 15p
BOT: J [read more]
Now that about two thirds of the season has passed and with about 10 games left for every team, the battle for playoff seeds has heated up as Taiwan Beer, KKL and Pure Youth are fighting for the No. 3 and the No. 4 seeds in the playoffs.
These three teams are only one game apart, which means any win or loss will have huge impact to the standing.
March 19 PY 111-82 BOT PY: Huang Chih-feng 19p+5rb+5a, James Mao 18p, J. Sanders 4p+13rb, Hung Chih-shan 15p BOT: J. Jones 19p+9rb, D. Creighton 16p
Dacin 72-66 TB Dacin: Tien Lei 19p, B. Allen 11p+12rb, Wang Chih-chun 13p TB: D. Stribling 16p+18rb+4blk, Chen Shih-nian 13p, Yang Ching-min 13p, Ho Shou-cheng 12p
March 20 YM 79-68 BOT TM: Foyle 33p+12rb BOT: Chen Shun-hsiang 28, D. Creighton 10p+10rb
PY 93-78 KKL PY: James Mao 26, J. Sanders 21p+16rb+7a, Hung Chih-shan 19p KKL: S. Hawkins 31p+11rb, Chen Ching-huan 19p+7rb
Yulon 76-70 TB Yulon: Lu Cheng-ju 14p, Lee Chi-yi 14p, Tseng Wen-ting 13p+11rb, Chen Chih-chung 13p TB: Ho Shou-cheng 16p+8rb, D. Stribling 15p, Chen Shih-nian 14p
Hung's 48 leads Song Shan to repeat as Taiwan high school basketball champion - Mar 20, 2010 (by Chris Wang)
Hung Kang-chao scored 48 points in his final game in high school and led Song Shan High School to a 83-80 comeback victory over Nen-ren Houshold and Commercial Vocation High School to repeat as Taiwan high school's boys basketball champion Saturday.
Thanks to Hung's championship-record offensive output, Song Shan overcame a 11-point third quarter deficit and rallied in the final period for the win, beating Nen-ren in a 2009 HBL (High School Basketball League) championship rematch [read more]
Hung Kang-chao scored 48 points in his final game in high school and led Song Shan High School to a 83-80 comeback victory over Nen-ren Houshold and Commercial Vocation High School to repeat as Taiwan high school's boys basketball champion Saturday.
Thanks to Hung's championship-record offensive output, Song Shan overcame a 11-point third quarter deficit and rallied in the final period for the win, beating Nen-ren in a 2009 HBL (High School Basketball League) championship rematch.
Hung, a senior forward, made 17 of his 28 field goal attempts and 14 of 19 free-throws. He also grabbed 11 rebounds and had 4 steals and two blocked shots in 40 minutes. No other Song Shan player scored in double figures.
The defending champion which has been known for its tenacious man-to-man defense lived up to its nickname 'the green shield, ' forcing nine turnovers from Nen-ren in the fourth period and tied the game at 80 all with 23.9 seconds remaining before Hung made three of four free-throws to secure the win.
Nen-ren, which lost to Song Shan in the HBL championship game for the second consecutive year, was led by Wang Jen-chieh's 25 points and 11 rebounds and point guard Chen Ying-chun's 13 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists.
In girls' competition, Tamsui Vocation High School beat defending champion Pu Men High School for its first title in three years and the seventh title in school history. Tamsui surpassed Jinou Girls High School as the only seven-time champion in HBL girls' competiton.
Tamsui forward Lin Yu-ting became the first player in history to win Freshman of the Year and the Most Valuable Player awards in the same season.
Week 8 MVP: Chen Chih-chung - Mar 18, 2010 (by Chris Wang)
33-year-old Yulon veteran point guard Chen Chih-chung won Week 8 MVP award. Chen averaged 17.3 points, 6.7 rebounds and 8.3 assists for the week and led Yulon Luxgen to a 3-0 week to climb to second place on the standing.
Chen is averaging 11.7 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the season. Despite his minutes were reduced because of his age, Chen is still an integral part in Yulon's half court set and the team's most reliable leader for his experience and hustle [read more]
33-year-old Yulon veteran point guard Chen Chih-chung won Week 8 MVP award. Chen averaged 17.3 points, 6.7 rebounds and 8.3 assists for the week and led Yulon Luxgen to a 3-0 week to climb to second place on the standing.
Chen is averaging 11.7 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the season. Despite his minutes were reduced because of his age, Chen is still an integral part in Yulon's half court set and the team's most reliable leader for his experience and hustle.
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