B1 League Round 43 (Regular Season): Yokohama BC defeats leader San-en NP

Here is the last round review presented by Job Market.

The most surprising game was another loss of top-ranked San-en NP (34-8) in Yokohama on Wednesday night. Visitors were defeated by sixth ranked B-Corsairs (19-23) 81-76. Yokohama BC looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of Filipino-American center Kai Sotto (220-2002) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 23 points and 10 rebounds (on 11-of-14 shooting from the field). International guard Yuki Kawamura (172-2001) contributed with 20 points and 11 assists (on 6-of-7 shooting from the field) for the winners. American forward Coty Clarke (201-1992, college: Arkansas, agency: Slash Sports) answered with a double-double by scoring 21 points, 12 rebounds and 7 assists for San-en NP. Yokohama BC maintains sixth place with 19-23 record. San-en NP lost fourth consecutive game. They still keep top position with eight games lost. They share it with Alvark Tokyo. Yokohama BC are looking forward to face Toyama G. (#8) at home in the next round. San-en NP will play against Kawasaki (#3) in Kanagawa and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Another interesting game for Hiroshima D. (22-20) which played on the court of Saga B. (21-21). Fourth ranked Hiroshima D. had an easy win 85-66. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Ballooners. It was a great evening for American forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) who led his team to a victory scoring 21 points and 4 assists. Dwayne Evans helped adding 16 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. At the losing side American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) responded with 8 points and 13 rebounds. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Hiroshima D. maintains fourth place with 22-20 record, which they share with Sunrockers Sh. and Akita NH. Newly promoted Saga B. keeps the fifth position with 21 games lost. Hiroshima D. will play against Kyoto H. (#8) on the road in the next round. Saga B. will play against Nagasaki and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Eighth-ranked Robots (7-35) used its home court advantage to challenge second ranked Alvark Tokyo (34-8) in Mito on Wednesday. The visitors from Tokyo managed to secure only three-point victory 99-96. However their fans expected much easier game. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Robots. It was an exceptional evening for Leonardo Meindl who led the winners and scored 24 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists. Alvark Tokyo's coach used a ten-player rotation in such tough game. Luke Maye came up with 26 points and 7 rebounds for Ibaraki R. in the defeat. Alvark Tokyo keeps a position of league leader, which they share with San-en NP. Ibaraki R. at the other side keeps the eighth place with 35 games lost. Alvark Tokyo will meet Gunma CT (#4) on the road in the next round. Ibaraki R. will play against Chiba Jets (#3) and hope to secure a win.

Other games in round 43 were not that significant. Gunma CT beat Chiba Jets on the road 95-86. Hokkaido L. was destroyed by Tochigi Brex on its own court 79-101. Nagoya DD unfortunately lost to Nagasaki in a road game 82-94. Osaka E. recorded a loss to FE Nagoya at home 70-77. Kyoto H. was crushed by Ryukyu on the opponent's court 106-80. Sendai 89ers were smashed by Akita NH in a home game 59-90. Toyama G. was destroyed by Shimane SM on the road 97-75. Shinshu unfortunately lost to Kawasaki on its own court 88-92. Sea Horses M. recorded a loss to Sunrockers Sh. in Tokyo 64-71.



Chiba Jets - Gunma CT 86-95

We could consider it a predictable result in the game between close teams when fourth ranked Thunders (24-18) beat 3rd placed Jets (27-15) in Chiba 95-86 on Wednesday. Gunma CT looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. It was an exceptional evening for naturalized American forward Michael Parker (200-1981, college: Evergreen St.) who led the winners and scored 24 points and 7 rebounds (on 11-of-14 shooting from the field). American guard Trey McKinney-Jones (198-1990, college: Miami, FL) accounted for 24 points for the winning side. American guard Christopher Smith (193-1994, college: Utah St.) came up with 33 points (!!!) (on 11-of-13 shooting from the field) and the other American import forward John Mooney (206-1998, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) added 17 points and 8 rebounds respectively for Chiba Jets in the defeat. Five Gunma CT and four Chiba Jets players scored in double figures. Jets' coach rotated eleven players in this game, but that didn't help. Thunders have an impressive series of nine victories in a row. Gunma CT moved-up to third place, which they share with Shimane SM. Chiba Jets at the other side keep the third position with 15 games lost. Gunma CT will meet at home league's second-placed Alvark Tokyo in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Chiba Jets will play against Ibaraki R. in Mito and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Gunma CT: M.Parker 24+7reb+2ast, T.McKinney-Jones 24+2reb+3ast, K.Flippin 18+3reb+8ast, B.Bentil 13+5reb+1ast, K.Tarczewski 10+12reb+5ast, N.Namizato 6+4reb+5ast
Chiba Jets: C.Smith 33+4reb, J.Mooney 17+8reb+1ast, Y.Togashi 12+1reb+8ast, X.Cooks 12+8reb+1ast, I.Brown 9+5reb+2ast, O.Asato 2+6reb+3ast

Hokkaido L. - Tochigi Brex 79-101

Very expected game when 7th ranked Hokkaido L. (12-30) was smashed by first ranked Tochigi Brex (35-7) in Sapporo 101-79 on Wednesday. Tochigi Brex shot 60.3 percent from the field and made 17-of-22 free shots (77.3 percent) during the game. They shot the lights out from three sinking 14 long-distance shots on high 56.0 percentage. It was an exceptional evening for American guard DJ Newbill (193-1992, college: Penn St.) who led the winners and scored 25 points and 6 rebounds (on 7-of-8 shooting from the field). Tongan-New Zealand Isaac Fotu (203-1993, college: Hawaii) accounted for 13 points and 9 rebounds for the winning side. Four Tochigi Brex players scored in double figures. American-Cypriot center Darral Willis (206-1996, college: Wichita St.) came up with 26 points and 7 rebounds (on 11-of-14 shooting from the field) and American DeMon Brooks (202-1992, college: Davidson) added 16 points respectively for Hokkaido L. in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Tochigi Brex have an impressive series of twelve victories in a row. They maintain first place with 35-7 record. Hokkaido L. lost sixth consecutive game. They keep the seventh position with 30 games lost. Tochigi Brex will meet Akita NH (#5) on the road in the next round. Hokkaido L. will play against Sendai 89ers and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Tochigi Brex: D.Newbill 25+6reb+3ast, M.Hiejima 20+2reb, I.Fotu 13+9reb+1ast, G.Edwards 10+2reb+3ast, O.Atsuya 7+2reb+1ast, K.Takeuchi 6+7reb+5ast
Hokkaido L.: D.Willis 26+7reb+2ast, N.Tsukasa 16+2reb, D.Brooks 16+4reb+3ast, M.Yuta 6, K.Hiroto 6+1ast, S.Terazono 4+3reb+5ast

Ibaraki R. - Alvark Tokyo 96-99

Eighth-ranked Robots (7-35) used its home court advantage to challenge second ranked Alvark Tokyo (34-8) in Mito on Wednesday. The visitors from Tokyo managed to secure only three-point victory 99-96. However their fans expected much easier game. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Robots. Alvark Tokyo looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. It was an exceptional evening for Brazilian Leonardo Meindl (201-1993) who led the winners and scored 24 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists. The former international guard Kai Toews (188-1998, college: UNCW) accounted for 16 points, 7 rebounds and 11 assists for the winning side. Alvark Tokyo's coach used a ten-player rotation in such tough game. American Luke Maye (203-1997, college: UNC) came up with 26 points and 7 rebounds and guard Atsunobu Hirao (178-1989) added 21 points and 6 assists (made all of his eight free throws) respectively for Ibaraki R. in the defeat. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Alvark Tokyo keeps a position of league leader, which they share with San-en NP. Ibaraki R. at the other side keeps the eighth place with 35 games lost. Alvark Tokyo will meet Gunma CT (#4) on the road in the next round. Ibaraki R. will play against Chiba Jets (#3) and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Alvark Tokyo: L.Meindl 24+9reb+7ast, S.Saiz 22+5reb, K.Toews 16+7reb+11ast, O.Taiki 14+3reb+2ast, Y.Hirotaka 9+3reb+1ast, A.Gudaitis 8+4reb+1ast
Ibaraki R.: L.Maye 26+7reb+2ast, A.Hirao 21+2reb+6ast, C.Tapscott 16+9reb+2ast, J.O'Bryant III 14+7reb+2ast, T.Kennedy 9+6reb+4ast, Y.Hayato 7+4reb+3ast

Nagasaki - Nagoya DD 94-82

There was a surprise result when sixth ranked Nagasaki (17-25) won against at home much higher ranked Dolphins (28-16) 94-82 on Wednesday. Nagasaki forced 22 Nagoya DD turnovers. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Matt Bonds (196-1995, college: St.Michael's) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 27 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. His fellow American import power forward Nick Perkins (203-1996, college: Buffalo) accounted for 19 points and 5 rebounds for the winning side. Four Nagasaki players scored in double figures. American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) came up with a double-double by scoring 18 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists and the former international point guard Takumi Saito (172-1995) added 17 points and 6 assists respectively for Nagoya DD in the defeat. Both coaches tested many bench players and allowed the starting five to rest. Newly promoted Nagasaki maintains sixth place with 17-25 record. Loser Dolphins keeps the second position with 16 games lost. Nagasaki will meet at home higher ranked Saga B. (#5) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Nagoya DD will play against Shimane SM and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Nagasaki: M.Bonds 27+10reb+4ast, N.Perkins 19+5reb+1ast, Y.Baba 15+5reb+3ast, M.Karimata 14, A.Hirohide 8+5reb+4ast, K.Koya 7+1reb+4ast
Nagoya DD: S.Eatherton 18+12reb+5ast, T.Saito 17+3reb+6ast, T.Nakahigashi 12+4reb+3ast, P.Ray 9+4reb+1ast, J.Smith 7+4reb+2ast, T.Sato 7+3ast

Osaka E. - FE Nagoya 70-77

Not a big story in a game when 7th ranked Osaka E. (15-27) lost at home to fifth ranked Fighting Eagles (21-19) 77-70 on Wednesday. It was an exceptional evening for swingman Ryo Sadohara (192-1999) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 21 points and 11 rebounds. American forward Aaron Henry (198-1999, college: Michigan St., agency: Diamond Sports) accounted for 15 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists for the winning side. Fighting Eagles' coach allowed to play the deep bench players saving starting five for next games. Italian-American forward Angelo Caloiaro (203-1989, college: USF, agency: Pensack Sports) came up with a double-double by scoring 16 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists and American forward Shawn Long (208-1993, college: Louisiana, agency: Pensack Sports) added 12 points and 14 rebounds respectively for Osaka E. in the defeat. Fighting Eagles have an impressive series of five victories in a row. Newly promoted FE Nagoya maintains fifth place with 21-19 record. Loser Osaka E. keeps the seventh position with 27 games lost. FE Nagoya will meet higher ranked Sunrockers Sh. (#4) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Osaka E. will play against the league's leader Ryukyu in Okinawa and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
FE Nagoya: S.Ryo 21+11reb+3ast, S.O'Mara 18+2reb+1ast, A.Henry 15+13reb+6ast, J.Jones 9+5reb+3ast, L.Evans 6+5reb+1ast, M.Ryuji 3
Osaka E.: A.Caloiaro 16+11reb+4ast, T.Hashimoto 12+1reb+1ast, S.Long 12+14reb+1ast, I.Hummer 8+4reb+1ast, T.Suzuki 7+1reb+1ast, K.Makoto 7+1reb

Ryukyu GK - Kyoto H. 106-80

Everything went according to plan when first ranked Golden Kings (30-12) outplayed 8th ranked Kyoto H. (13-29) in Okinawa 106-80 on Wednesday. Ryukyu shot the lights out from three sinking 20 long-distance shots on high 54.1 percentage. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 29 assists comparing to just 16 passes made by Kyoto H.'s players. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Victor Law (201-1995, college: Northwestern, agency: Pensack Sports) who led the winners and scored 22 points. The former international guard Ryuichi Kishimoto (176-1990) accounted for 19 points and 6 assists (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field) for the winning side. American center Charles Jackson (208-1993, college: Tenn Tech) came up with 17 points and 7 rebounds (on 8-of-9 shooting from the field) and Mali power forward Cheick Diallo (206-1996, college: Kansas) added 16 points respectively for Kyoto H. in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Golden Kings have an impressive series of seven victories in a row. Defending champion maintains first place with 30-12 record. Loser Kyoto H. keeps the eighth position with 29 games lost. Ryukyu will meet at home Osaka E. (#7) in the next round which should be theoretically another easy game. Kyoto H. will play against Hiroshima D. and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Ryukyu GK: V.Law 22+4reb+2ast, R.Kishimoto 19+1reb+6ast, J.Cooley 15+3reb+4ast, M.Yoshiyuki 10, K.Imamura 8+2ast, N.Tashiro 8+3reb+3ast
Kyoto H.: C.Jackson 17+7reb+3ast, C.Diallo 16+3reb, O.Yuta 12+4ast, M.Wright 9+1reb+2ast, S.Reon 9+1reb+2ast, K.Jones 8+5reb+1ast

Saga B. - Hiroshima D. 66-85

Another interesting game for Hiroshima D. (22-20) which played on the court of Saga B. (21-21). Fourth ranked Hiroshima D. had an easy win 85-66. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Ballooners. It was a great evening for American forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) who led his team to a victory scoring 21 points and 4 assists. His fellow American import forward Dwayne Evans (201-1992, college: St.Louis, agency: Pensack Sports) helped adding 16 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Four Dragonflies players scored in double figures. At the losing side American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) responded with 8 points and 13 rebounds and the former international forward Josh Harrellson (208-1989, college: Kentucky) scored 11 points and 8 rebounds. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Hiroshima D. maintains fourth place with 22-20 record, which they share with Sunrockers Sh. and Akita NH. Newly promoted Saga B. keeps the fifth position with 21 games lost. Hiroshima D. will play against Kyoto H. (#8) on the road in the next round. Saga B. will play against Nagasaki and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Hiroshima D.: K.Blackshear Jr. 21+3reb+4ast, D.Evans 16+6reb+4ast, N.Mayo 15+10reb, N.Takuto 10+1reb+5ast, I.Murphy 8+2reb, R.Yamazaki 8+4reb+2ast
Saga B.: S.Taiki 15+1reb+1ast, K.Daichi 11+1ast, J.Harrellson 11+8reb+2ast, Y.Childs 8+13reb+3ast, R.Garcia 7+4reb+3ast, I.Ryota 5+1reb+1ast

Sendai 89ers - Akita NH 59-90

The game between closely ranked teams ended with 6th ranked 89ers' (18-24) home loss to fifth ranked Happinets (22-20) in Sendai 59-90 on Wednesday. Akita NH looked well-organized offensively handing out 27 assists comparing to just 14 passes made by Sendai 89ers' players. It was an exceptional evening for the former international point guard Ko Kumagai (173-1996) who led the winners and scored 14 points and 5 assists. American center Steve Zack (211-1992, college: La Salle) accounted for 8 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists for the winning side. Ukrainian center Volodymyr Gerun (208-1994, college: Portland) came up with a double-double by scoring 12 points and 13 rebounds and American Nathan Boothe (208-1994, college: Toledo) added 14 points respectively for Sendai 89ers in the defeat. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Akita NH moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Sunrockers Sh. and Hiroshima D. Loser 89ers keep the sixth position with 24 games lost. Akita NH will meet at home league's leader Tochigi Brex in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Sendai 89ers will play against Hokkaido L. (#7) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Akita NH: K.Ko 14+1reb+5ast, T.Furukawa 11+1reb, S.Taguchi 9+3reb, R.Yasuoka 9+1reb, A.Raita 9+6reb+1ast, H.Noboru 8+2reb+2ast
Sendai 89ers: N.Boothe 14, V.Gerun 12+13reb+3ast, W.Ryu 10+2reb+1ast, R.Thomas 9+2reb+1ast, Y.Aoki 5+3reb+3ast, R.Abe 4+3reb+3ast

Shimane SM - Toyama G. 97-75

No shocking result in a game when third ranked Magic (24-18) crushed 8th ranked Grouses (4-38) in Shimane 97-75 on Wednesday. Shimane SM dominated down low during the game scoring 56 of its points in the paint compared to Grouses's 34. Shimane SM outrebounded Toyama G. 45-28 including 31 on the defensive glass. Shimane SM looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. It was an exceptional evening for American forward Perrin Buford (198-1994, college: MTSU, agency: Pensack Sports) who led the winners with a triple-double by scoring 23 points, 14 rebounds and 12 assists. The former international guard Seiya Ando (181-1992) accounted for 33 points (!!!) for the winning side. British forward Myles Hesson (198-1990, agency: Octagon Europe) came up with 16 points and 7 rebounds and American forward Quincy Miller-Scott (206-1992, college: Baylor, agency: Slash Sports) added 17 points and 6 rebounds respectively for Toyama G. in the defeat. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Shimane SM maintains third place with 24-18 record having ten points less than leader Tochigi Brex, which they share with Gunma CT. Toyama G. lost fourteenth consecutive game. They keep the eighth position with 38 games lost. Shimane SM will meet league's second-placed Nagoya DD on the road in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Toyama G. will play against Yokohama BC (#6) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Shimane SM: S.Ando 33+3reb+2ast, P.Buford 23+14reb+12ast, H.Martin 12+6reb+1ast, N.Kay 10+9reb+7ast, T.Shota 7+1reb, K.Wiley 5+4reb
Toyama G.: Q.Miller-Scott 17+6reb+2ast, M.Hesson 16+7reb+3ast, R.Ono 11+6reb, T.Murphy Jr. 10+4reb+1ast, Y.Java 8+1reb, N.Uto 7+2reb+8ast

Shinshu BW - Kawasaki BT 88-92

Very expected game when 7th ranked Brave Warriors (6-36) lost to third ranked Brave Thunders (23-19) in Nagano 88-92 on Wednesday. Kawasaki made 16-of-20 free shots (80.0 percent) during the game. They shot the lights out from three sinking 16 long-distance shots on high 53.3 percentage. Kawasaki looked well-organized offensively handing out 27 assists. It was an exceptional evening for the former international point guard Yuma Fujii (178-1991) who led the winners and scored 29 points. The former international power forward Nick Fazekas (207-1985, college: Nevada) accounted for 18 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists for the winning side. Guard Kaito Ishikawa (170-1990) came up with 25 points and 4 assists and American forward Justyn Mutts (201-1999, college: Virginia Tech, agency: Pensack Sports) added 7 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists respectively for Shinshu in the defeat. Four Shinshu players scored in double figures. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Kawasaki maintains third place with 23-19 record having eleven points less than leader Tochigi Brex. Shinshu lost tenth consecutive game. They keep the seventh position with 36 games lost. Kawasaki will meet at home league's leader San-en NP in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Shinshu will play against the league's second-placed Sea Horses M. (#2) in Kariya and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Kawasaki BT: Y.Fujii 29+4reb+3ast, N.Fazekas 18+10reb+6ast, R.Allen 17+8reb+3ast, T.Wimbush 9, T.Masuko 9+1reb+3ast, N.Reiya 5+3ast
Shinshu BW: K.Ishikawa 25+4reb+4ast, A.Brandt 12+3reb+1ast, S.Takumi 12+3reb, A.Rhon Jhay 11+2reb+5ast, L.Kurihara 11+5reb, D.Thompson 7+4reb+1ast

Sunrockers Sh. - Sea Horses M. 71-64

There was a small surprise when fourth ranked SunRockers (22-20) won against much higher ranked SeaHorses (26-16) in Tokyo 71-64 on Wednesday. Sunrockers Sh. made 18-of-18 free shots (100 percent !!!) during the game. It was an exceptional evening for international forward Josh Hawkinson (208-1995, college: WSU) who led the winners with a double-double by scoring 21 points and 13 rebounds (made all of his eight free throws). American-Kazakhstan point guard Anthony Clemmons (187-1994, college: Iowa) accounted for 14 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists for the winning side. American forward Jake Layman (206-1994, college: Maryland) came up with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists and Greek-American center Zach Auguste (208-1993, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) added 15 points respectively for Sea Horses M. in the defeat. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Sunrockers Sh. maintains fourth place with 22-20 record, which they share with Akita NH and Hiroshima D. Loser SeaHorses keeps the second position with 16 games lost. Sunrockers Sh. will meet at home FE Nagoya (#5) in the next round. Sea Horses M. will play against Shinshu and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Sunrockers Sh.: J.Hawkinson 21+13reb+1ast, J.Gibbs 14+9reb, A.Clemmons 14+6reb+7ast, L.Vendrame 11+1reb+6ast, A.Chambers 6+1reb, K.Tsuya 5+2reb
Sea Horses M.: Z.Auguste 15+4reb+2ast, J.Layman 14+7reb+4ast, D.Lee 10+2reb+2ast, D.Gardner 10+6reb+5ast, A.Schafer 5+7reb+1ast, K.Ishii 5+2reb

Yokohama BC - San-en NP 81-76

The most surprising game was another loss of top-ranked San-en NP (34-8) in Yokohama on Wednesday night. Visitors were defeated by sixth ranked B-Corsairs (19-23) 81-76. Yokohama BC looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of Filipino-American center Kai Sotto (220-2002) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 23 points and 10 rebounds (on 11-of-14 shooting from the field). International guard Yuki Kawamura (172-2001) contributed with a double-double by scoring 20 points and 11 assists (on 6-of-7 shooting from the field) for the winners. American forward Coty Clarke (201-1992, college: Arkansas, agency: Slash Sports) answered with a double-double by scoring 21 points, 12 rebounds and 7 assists and the other American import David Dudzinski (205-1992, college: Holy Cross) added 16 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for San-en NP. Four San-en NP players scored in double figures. Yokohama BC maintains sixth place with 19-23 record. San-en NP lost fourth consecutive game. They still keep top position with eight games lost. They share it with Alvark Tokyo. Yokohama BC are looking forward to face Toyama G. (#8) at home in the next round. San-en NP will play against Kawasaki (#3) in Kanagawa and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Yokohama BC: K.Sotto 23+10reb+1ast, K.Yuki 20+2reb+11ast, D.Oliver 12+6reb+2ast, K.Morii 9+2reb+2ast, Y.Sugiura 8+1reb, J.Uthoff 6+11reb+4ast
San-en NP: C.Clarke 21+12reb+7ast, D.Dudzinski 16+6reb+2ast, O.Sota 10+3reb+2ast, F.Ravena 10+5reb+2ast, H.Kazuki 9+4reb+3ast, A.Ota 6+1ast