B1 League Round 52 (Regular Season): Nagoya DD defeat Ryukyu

The games at this stage are more interesting as they can be crucial for the final standings in Regular Season. Despite we already know who is stronger and who is weaker, there may be still last minute surprises and upsets. Here is the last round review presented by Job Market.

The most crucial game of the last round was a loss of top-ranked Golden Kings (37-14) in Okinawa on Wednesday night. Hosts were edged by second ranked Dolphins (34-19) 98-95. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Golden Kings. It may be a crucial game in the contest for the top position in the league. Nagoya DD looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of the former international point guard Takumi Saito (172-1995) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 18 points, 6 rebounds and 12 assists. American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) contributed with 21 points and 11 rebounds for the winners. The former international swingman Keita Imamura (191-1996) replied with 33 points (!!!) and 5 rebounds for Ryukyu. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Dolphins have an impressive six-game winning streak. Nagoya DD maintains second position with 34-19 record having five points less than leader Tochigi Brex. Defending champion Ryukyu still keeps top place with 14 games lost. Nagoya DD's supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will face at home their local rival from Nagoya FE Nagoya.
Another interesting game for Shimane SM (30-21) which played on the court of Hiroshima D. (29-22). Third ranked Shimane SM won 70-61. It ended at the same time the four-game winning streak of Dragonflies. Worth to mention a great performance of point guard Shota Tsuyama (180-1996) who helped to win the game recording 24 points and Nick Kay who added 13 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals during the contest. At the losing side American forward Dwayne Evans (201-1992, college: St.Louis, agency: Pensack Sports) responded with 9 points and 10 rebounds. Dragonflies' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Shimane SM moved-up to second place, which they share with Sea Horses M. Hiroshima D. at the other side keeps the fourth position with 22 games lost. Shimane SM will play against league's leader Ryukyu in Okinawa in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Hiroshima D. will play at home against Toyama G. and hopes to get back on the winning track.
Very important is a road loss of third ranked Jets (31-20) against fifth ranked Happinets (25-26) on Wednesday night. Visiting Jets were defeated by Happinets in a tough game in Akita 76-81. The winners were led by Steve Zack who had that evening a double-double by scoring 18 points and 17 rebounds (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field). Even a double-double of 23 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists by Xavier Cooks did not help to save the game for Chiba Jets. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Akita NH maintains fifth position with 25-26 record. Chiba Jets lost third consecutive game. They keep the third place with 20 games lost. Akita NH will meet at home Sendai 89ers (#6) in the next round. Chiba Jets will play against Gunma CT and it may be a tough game between close rivals.

Other games in round 52 were not that significant. Sunrockers Sh. was smashed by Kawasaki on the road 80-52. Hokkaido L. won against Ibaraki R. on its own court 79-70. Nagasaki unfortunately lost to Kyoto H. in a road game 78-82. Saga B. managed to beat Osaka E. at home 86-74. FE Nagoya defeated Sea Horses M. on the opponent's court 81-71. Sendai 89ers were beaten by Alvark Tokyo in a home game 68-78. San-en NP destroyed Toyama G. on the road 96-62. Tochigi Brex managed to outperform Gunma CT on its own court 89-77. Shinshu managed to beat Yokohama BC in Nagano 84-66.
The most impressive performance of 52th round was 12 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists by Justyn Mutts of Shinshu BW.



Akita NH - Chiba Jets 81-76

Very important is a road loss of third ranked Jets (31-20) against fifth ranked Happinets (25-26) on Wednesday night. Visiting Jets were defeated by Happinets in a tough game in Akita 76-81. Akita NH outrebounded Chiba Jets 49-28 including a 20-8 advantage in offensive rebounds. Akita NH looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. The winners were led by American center Steve Zack (211-1992, college: La Salle) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 18 points and 17 rebounds (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field) and point guard Takuya Nakayama (182-1994) supported him with 10 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. Four Happinets players scored in double figures. Even a double-double of 23 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists by Australian forward Xavier Cooks (203-1995, college: Winthrop) did not help to save the game for Chiba Jets. The former international point guard Yuki Togashi (170-1993) added 17 points and 4 assists for lost side. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Akita NH maintains fifth position with 25-26 record. Chiba Jets lost third consecutive game. They keep the third place with 20 games lost. Akita NH will meet at home Sendai 89ers (#6) in the next round. Chiba Jets will play against Gunma CT and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Chiba Jets: X.Cooks 23+13reb+4ast, Y.Togashi 17+4ast, S.Hara 9+2reb+2ast, U.Sori 8+1reb, O.Asato 7+2reb+2ast, M.Tobin 4+3reb+1ast
Akita NH: S.Zack 18+17reb+1ast, J.Carter 15+5reb+1ast, K.Ko 13+4reb+4ast, T.Nakayama 10+7reb+7ast, S.Taguchi 7+4reb+2ast, T.Furukawa 6+2reb+5ast

Kawasaki BT - Sunrockers Sh. 80-52

There was a small surprise when fifth ranked Brave Thunders (27-24) crushed 3rd ranked SunRockers (28-23) in Kanagawa 80-52 on Wednesday. Kawasaki had a 32-21 advantage in offensive rebounds. The winners were led by American forward Thomas Wimbush (201-1993, college: Fairmont St., agency: Slash Sports) who scored that evening 20 points and 8 rebounds and the former international power forward Nick Fazekas (207-1985, college: Nevada) supported him with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Four Brave Thunders players scored in double figures. Brave Thunders' coach felt very confident that he used entire bench which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Even 16 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists by American Ryan Kelly (211-1991, college: Duke, agency: Slash Sports) did not help to save the game for Sunrockers Sh.. International forward Josh Hawkinson (208-1995, college: WSU) added 14 points for lost side. Kawasaki maintains fifth position with 27-24 record, which they share with Saga B. Loser SunRockers keeps the third place with 23 games lost. They share the position with Gunma CT. Kawasaki will meet Shinshu (#7) in the next round. Sunrockers Sh. will play against the league's second-placed Sea Horses M. (#2) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Sunrockers Sh.: R.Kelly 16+8reb+6ast, J.Hawkinson 14+3reb+2ast, A.Chambers 10+1reb, K.Tsuya 9, J.Gibbs 2+4reb, A.Clemmons 1+5reb+5ast
Kawasaki BT: T.Wimbush 20+8reb+3ast, N.Fazekas 17+10reb+1ast, Y.Fujii 15+1reb+4ast, J.Heath 12+9reb+1ast, T.Masuko 6+1reb+1ast, T.Hasegawa 3+1ast

Hiroshima D. - Shimane SM 61-70

Another interesting game for Shimane SM (30-21) which played on the court of Hiroshima D. (29-22). Third ranked Shimane SM won 70-61. It ended at the same time the four-game winning streak of Dragonflies. Worth to mention a great performance of point guard Shota Tsuyama (180-1996) who helped to win the game recording 24 points and Australian Nick Kay (206-1992, college: MSU Denver) who added 13 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals during the contest. At the losing side American forward Dwayne Evans (201-1992, college: St.Louis, agency: Pensack Sports) responded with 9 points and 10 rebounds and his fellow American import forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) scored 6 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists. Dragonflies' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Shimane SM moved-up to second place, which they share with Sea Horses M. Hiroshima D. at the other side keeps the fourth position with 22 games lost. Shimane SM will play against league's leader Ryukyu in Okinawa in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Hiroshima D. will play at home against Toyama G. and hopes to get back on the winning track.
Top scorers:
Hiroshima D.: N.Mayo 10+7reb, D.Evans 9+10reb+3ast, N.Takuto 9+3reb+3ast, K.Toshiki 8+2reb+1ast, M.Keijiro 7+1ast, K.Blackshear Jr. 6+7reb+8ast
Shimane SM: T.Shota 24+4reb+3ast, S.Ando 18+1reb+3ast, N.Kay 13+10reb+6ast, R.Shirahama 6+7reb+2ast, E.Morris 4+8reb+1ast, D.Taniguchi 3+3reb

Hokkaido L. - Ibaraki R. 79-70

The game between closely ranked teams ended with 8th ranked Robots' (9-42) road loss to seventh ranked Hokkaido L. (15-36) in Sapporo 70-79 on Wednesday. Hokkaido L. made 16-of-20 free shots (80.0 percent) during the game. The winners were led by American forward Reid Travis (203-1995, college: Kentucky, agency: Pensack Sports) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 18 points and 11 rebounds and the other American import DeMon Brooks (202-1992, college: Davidson) supported him with 16 points and 6 rebounds. Hokkaido L.'s coach used an eleven-player rotation which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Even 20 points and 9 rebounds by American Luke Maye (203-1997, college: UNC) did not help to save the game for Ibaraki R.. Swingman Hayato Yamaguchi (195-1998) added 11 points for lost side. Hokkaido L. maintains seventh position with 15-36 record. Loser Robots keeps the eighth place with 42 games lost. Hokkaido L. will meet at home league's leader Tochigi Brex in the next round and they do not belong to the favorites in that game. Ibaraki R. will play against the league's second-placed Alvark Tokyo (#2) having rather not much hope for a victory.
Top scorers:
Ibaraki R.: L.Maye 20+9reb+3ast, Y.Hayato 11+4reb+2ast, C.Tapscott 9+3reb+3ast, E.Jacobsen 9+4reb+2ast, T.Kennedy 8+4reb+1ast, N.Kohei 6+3reb+4ast
Hokkaido L.: R.Travis 18+11reb, D.Brooks 16+6reb, N.Tsukasa 14, D.Ramos 12+2reb+4ast, S.Terazono 8+3reb+4ast, K.Sekino 5+1ast

Kyoto H. - Nagasaki 82-78

We could consider it a predictable result in the game between close teams when eighth ranked Kyoto H. (14-37) won against at home 7th ranked Nagasaki (20-31) 82-78 on Wednesday. Kyoto H. forced 20 Nagasaki turnovers. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The winners were led by American center Charles Jackson (208-1993, college: Tenn Tech) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 21 points and 13 rebounds (perfect from the field making all eight shots !!!) and the former international guard Yuta Okada (189-1998) supported him with 11 points and 8 assists. Four Kyoto H. players scored in double figures. Even a double-double of 27 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals by American forward Matt Bonds (196-1995, college: St.Michael's) did not help to save the game for Nagasaki. His fellow American import Jarrell Brantley (201-1996, college: Charleston, agency: BIG) added 22 points and 5 rebounds for lost side. Both coaches allowed to play bench players in such tough game. Kyoto H. maintains eighth position with 14-37 record. Newly promoted Nagasaki dropped to the sixth place with 31 games lost. They share the position with Osaka E.. Kyoto H. will meet higher ranked Osaka E. (#6) on the road in the next round and it may be quite challenging game. Nagasaki will have a break next round.
Top scorers:
Nagasaki: M.Bonds 27+13reb+4ast, J.Brantley 22+5reb, Y.Baba 10+7reb+8ast, J.Evans 8+2reb, M.Karimata 6+2reb+4ast, T.Kanji 3+2ast
Kyoto H.: C.Jackson 21+13reb, C.Diallo 14+2reb+1ast, O.Yuta 11+4reb+8ast, S.Maeta 10+5reb+4ast, K.Mizuno 9+6ast, K.Jones 7+8reb+3ast

Ryukyu GK - Nagoya DD 95-98

The most crucial game of the last round was a loss of top-ranked Golden Kings (37-14) in Okinawa on Wednesday night. Hosts were edged by second ranked Dolphins (34-19) 98-95. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Golden Kings. It may be a crucial game in the contest for the top position in the league. Nagoya DD looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. Worth to mention a great performance of the former international point guard Takumi Saito (172-1995) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 18 points, 6 rebounds and 12 assists. American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) contributed with a double-double by scoring 21 points and 11 rebounds for the winners. The former international swingman Keita Imamura (191-1996) replied with 33 points (!!!) and 5 rebounds and American forward Victor Law (201-1995, college: Northwestern, agency: Pensack Sports) added 16 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists in the effort for Ryukyu. Five Nagoya DD and four Ryukyu players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Dolphins have an impressive six-game winning streak. Nagoya DD maintains second position with 34-19 record having five points less than leader Tochigi Brex. Defending champion Ryukyu still keeps top place with 14 games lost. Nagoya DD's supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will face at home their local rival from Nagoya FE Nagoya.
Top scorers:
Ryukyu GK: K.Imamura 33+5reb+3ast, R.Kishimoto 16+3reb+7ast, V.Law 16+12reb+5ast, A.Durham 12+7reb+6ast, H.Falcon 8+1reb+3ast, A.Kirk 7+2reb+1ast
Nagoya DD: S.Eatherton 21+11reb+3ast, T.Saito 18+6reb+12ast, P.Ray 13+4reb+1ast, T.Soares 11+5reb+1ast, T.Nakahigashi 11+4reb+3ast, Y.Suda 8+3reb+3ast

Saga B. - Osaka E. 86-74

The game between closely ranked teams ended with 6th ranked Osaka E.'s (20-31) road loss to fifth ranked Ballooners (27-24) in Saga 74-86 on Wednesday. Saga B. forced 20 Osaka E. turnovers. Strangely Osaka E. outrebounded Saga B. 47-31 including a 39-26 advantage in defensive rebounds. Saga B. looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. The winners were led by Cuban guard Reynaldo Garcia (187-1990) who scored that evening 22 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists and American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) supported him with 16 points. Even a double-double of 20 points and 15 rebounds (made all of his nine free throws !!!) by Italian-American forward Angelo Caloiaro (203-1989, college: USF, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Osaka E.. American forward Shawn Long (208-1993, college: Louisiana, agency: Pensack Sports) added 20 points and 12 rebounds for lost side. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Newly promoted Saga B. maintains fifth position with 27-24 record, which they share with Kawasaki. Osaka E. lost third consecutive game. They keep the sixth place with 31 games lost. They share the position with Nagasaki. Saga B. will have a break next round, and it should allow them to practice more before next game. Osaka E. will play against Kyoto H. (#8) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Osaka E.: A.Caloiaro 20+15reb+3ast, S.Long 20+12reb+1ast, T.Takumi 14+4ast, I.Hummer 5+9reb+1ast, K.Makoto 5+2reb+1ast, T.Suzuki 4+2reb+7ast
Saga B.: R.Garcia 22+5reb+7ast, Y.Childs 16+3reb+2ast, S.Taiki 12+3reb+5ast, K.Atsuki 8+2reb, I.Ryota 6+2reb+3ast, Y.Mitsuhara 6+6reb+2ast

Sea Horses M. - FE Nagoya 71-81

There was a small surprise when fourth ranked Fighting Eagles (27-22) defeated much higher ranked SeaHorses (30-21) in Kariya 81-71 on Wednesday. American players dominated the game. The winners were led by forward Aaron Henry (198-1999, college: Michigan St., agency: Diamond Sports) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 29 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists and power forward Sean OMara (208-1995, college: Xavier) supported him with 17 points and 9 rebounds. Even 25 points by power forward Davante Gardner (203-1991, college: Marquette) did not help to save the game for Sea Horses M.. Forward Jake Layman (206-1994, college: Maryland) added 12 points and 9 rebounds for lost side. SeaHorses' coach let to play ten players, but that didn't help to avoid defeat in this game. Fighting Eagles have an impressive six-game winning streak. Newly promoted FE Nagoya maintains fourth position with 27-22 record. Loser SeaHorses keeps the second place with 21 games lost. They share the position with Shimane SM. FE Nagoya's supporters look forward to an exciting derby game next round, where their team will travel locally in Nagoya to the arena Nagoya DD.
Top scorers:
Sea Horses M.: D.Gardner 25+4reb, J.Layman 12+9reb, Z.Auguste 8+6reb, Y.Nishida 7+3reb+3ast, D.Lee 5+3reb+2ast, R.Sumino 3+2reb
FE Nagoya: A.Henry 29+10reb+8ast, S.O'Mara 17+9reb, S.Ryo 8+2reb, T.Sasayama 8+2reb+3ast, J.Jones 8+2reb+1ast, L.Evans 5+8reb+2ast

Sendai 89ers - Alvark Tokyo 68-78

There was no surprise when 6th ranked 89ers (22-29) lost to second ranked Alvark Tokyo (41-10) in Sendai 68-78 on Wednesday. The winners were led by Spanish Sebastian Saiz (205-1994, college: Ole Miss) who scored that evening 22 points and 9 rebounds (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field) and the former international guard Kai Toews (188-1998, college: UNCW) supported him with 12 points and 9 assists. Even 18 points and 9 rebounds (on 7-of-8 shooting from the field) by American Nathan Boothe (208-1994, college: Toledo) did not help to save the game for Sendai 89ers. His fellow American import forward Rashawn Thomas (203-1994, college: TAMUCC) added 20 points and 6 rebounds for lost side. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Alvark Tokyo keeps a position of league leader, which they share with San-en NP. Loser 89ers keep the sixth place with 29 games lost. They share the position with Yokohama BC. Alvark Tokyo will meet at home Ibaraki R. (#8) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Sendai 89ers will play against Akita NH and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Sendai 89ers: R.Thomas 20+6reb, N.Boothe 18+9reb+1ast, J.Yang 8+2reb+2ast, V.Gerun 7+8reb+2ast, Y.Aoki 6+7ast, R.Abe 5+2reb+1ast
Alvark Tokyo: S.Saiz 22+9reb, A.Gudaitis 16+5reb, K.Toews 12+3reb+9ast, L.Meindl 9+3reb+1ast, S.Ando 8+2ast, O.Taiki 6+2reb+3ast

Toyama G. - San-en NP 62-96

No shocking result in a game when first ranked San-en NP (41-10) crushed 8th ranked Grouses (4-47) in Toyama 96-62 on Wednesday. San-en NP outrebounded Toyama G. 44-31 including a 18-7 advantage in offensive rebounds. San-en NP looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists comparing to just 11 passes made by Toyama G.'s players. American players dominated the game. The winners were led by forward Yante Maten (201-1996, college: Georgia) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 24 points and 13 rebounds and forward Coty Clarke (201-1992, college: Arkansas, agency: Slash Sports) supported him with 11 points and 8 rebounds. Even 21 points and 9 rebounds (on 7-of-9 shooting from the field) by power forward Johnathan Williams III (206-1995, college: Gonzaga, agency: Slash Sports) did not help to save the game for Toyama G.. Forward Quincy Miller-Scott (206-1992, college: Baylor, agency: Slash Sports) added 7 points for lost side. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. San-en NP have a solid four-game winning streak. They maintain first position with 41-10 record, which they share with Alvark Tokyo. Toyama G. lost twenty third consecutive game. They keep the eighth place with 47 games lost. San-en NP will meet Yokohama BC (#6) on the road in the next round where they are favorite. Toyama G. will play against Hiroshima D. and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Toyama G.: J.Williams III 21+9reb+3ast, T.Ito 8+2reb+1ast, Q.Miller-Scott 7+3reb+2ast, M.Hesson 7+4reb+1ast, T.Murphy Jr. 7+3reb, N.Uto 6+2reb+1ast
San-en NP: Y.Maten 24+13reb+2ast, F.Ravena 13+2reb, C.Clarke 11+8reb+3ast, K.Kanamaru 9, O.Sota 8+4reb+10ast, M.Yamauchi 8+3reb+4ast

Tochigi Brex - Gunma CT 89-77

Rather expected game when 4th ranked Thunders (28-23) lost on the road to first ranked Tochigi Brex (44-7) 89-77 on Wednesday. Tochigi Brex outrebounded Gunma CT 38-26 including 30 on the defensive glass. Tochigi Brex looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The winners were led by guard Seiji Ikaruga (185-1994) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 13 points and 11 rebounds and American guard DJ Newbill (193-1992, college: Penn St.) supported him with 14 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Four Tochigi Brex players scored in double figures. Even 28 points and 5 rebounds by Ghanian-American Ben Bentil (206-1995, college: Providence) did not help to save the game for Gunma CT. The former international guard Koh Flippin (188-1996, college: Doane) added 8 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists and 4 steals for lost side. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Tochigi Brex have an impressive 21-game winning streak. They maintain first position with 44-7 record. Loser Thunders dropped to the third place with 23 games lost. They share the position with Sunrockers Sh.. Tochigi Brex will meet Hokkaido L. (#7) in the next round where they are favorite. Gunma CT will play against Chiba Jets (#3) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Gunma CT: B.Bentil 28+5reb, T.McKinney-Jones 16+3reb+1ast, A.Hachimura 13+2reb+2ast, K.Flippin 8+5reb+9ast, K.Nomoto 6+6reb+1ast, N.Namizato 3+2reb+4ast
Tochigi Brex: H.Watanabe 19+1ast, D.Newbill 14+6reb+5ast, S.Ikaruga 13+11reb+2ast, K.Takeuchi 12+5reb+1ast, G.Jerrett 12+5reb+7ast, G.Edwards 9+7reb+2ast

Yokohama BC - Shinshu BW 66-84

We could consider it a predictable result in the game between close teams when seventh ranked Brave Warriors (7-44) won against 6th ranked B-Corsairs (22-29) in Yokohama 84-66 on Wednesday. Shinshu had a 43-29 advantage in offensive rebounds. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 25 assists. The winners were led by American forward Justyn Mutts (201-1999, college: Virginia Tech, agency: Pensack Sports) who had that evening a triple-double by scoring 12 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists and the other American import center Wayne Marshall (211-1986, college: Temple) supported him with 17 points and 6 rebounds. Even 13 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists by international guard Yuki Kawamura (172-2001) did not help to save the game for Yokohama BC. American forward Jarrod Uthoff (206-1993, college: Iowa) added 15 points and 8 rebounds for lost side. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Shinshu maintains seventh position with 7-44 record. Loser B-Corsairs keeps the sixth place with 29 games lost. They share the position with Sendai 89ers. Shinshu will meet at home higher ranked Kawasaki (#5) in the next round and it may be quite challenging game. Yokohama BC will play against the league's leader San-en NP having rather not much hope for a victory.
Top scorers:
Yokohama BC: J.Uthoff 15+8reb+2ast, K.Yuki 13+5reb+9ast, K.Sotto 12+12reb, D.Oliver 10+7reb+2ast, K.King 9+2reb+2ast, J.Scott 4+4reb+1ast
Shinshu BW: W.Marshall 17+6reb, L.Kurihara 13+4reb, J.Mutts 12+17reb+10ast, K.Ishikawa 10+1reb+10ast, H.Kyosuke 9+1reb+1ast, E.Kojima-Donley 7+4reb+2ast