B1 League Round 50 (Regular Season): Nagoya DD beat Kawasaki by three after a very close game

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.

Eighth-ranked Brave Thunders (14-36) used its home court advantage to challenge fifth ranked Dolphins (27-23) in Kanagawa on Wednesday. The visitors from Nagoya managed to secure only three-point victory 73-70. However their fans expected easier game. American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) orchestrated the victory by scoring 19 points and 7 rebounds. The other American import forward Zylan Cheatham (203-1995, college: Arizona St.) contributed with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists for the winners. British-American power forward Sacha Killeya-Jones (212-1998, college: NC State) replied with 19 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists for Kawasaki. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Nagoya DD moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Sunrockers Sh. Kawasaki lost seventh consecutive game. They keep the eighth position with 36 games lost. Nagoya DD is looking forward to face Koshigaya A. (#6) in Tokyo in the next round. Kawasaki will play on the road against the league's second-placed Shimane SM and is hoping to prove to their fans that they can break losing series.
Very important is a road loss of second ranked Thunders (33-17) against fourth ranked Happinets (24-26) on Wednesday night. Visiting Thunders were defeated by Happinets in a tough game in Akita 62-66. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Thunders. American Tanner Leissner (201-1995, college: UNH) had a double-double by scoring 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the charge for the winners and Christian Mekowulu chipped in 12 points and 7 rebounds during the contest. American center Kaleb Tarczewski (212-1993, college: Arizona) responded with a double-double by scoring 17 points and 12 rebounds. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Akita NH maintains fourth position with 24-26 record, which they share with FE Nagoya. Gunma CT at the other side keeps the second place with 17 games lost. They share the position with Sea Horses M. and Chiba Jets. Akita NH will play against Yokohama BC (#7) at home in the next round. Gunma CT will play against the league's leader San-en NP (#1) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
An interesting game for San-en NP (42-7) which hosted in Hamamatsu second-ranked Alvark Tokyo (36-14). First ranked San-en NP had an easy win 89-67. It ended at the same time the three-game winning streak of Alvark Tokyo. David Dudzinski notched 17 points and 6 rebounds to lead the effort. Even 10 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists by Ryan Rossiter did not help to save the game for Alvark Tokyo. 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 three-game winning streak. They maintain first position with 42-7 record. Loser Alvark Tokyo keeps the second place with 14 games lost. San-en NP will meet Gunma CT (#3) on the road in the next round, which may be the game of the day. Alvark Tokyo will play against Osaka E. and it may be a tough game between close rivals.

There were no big surprises in other games of round 50: Hokkaido L. was beaten by Ibaraki R. on the road 80-76. Kyoto H. won against Hiroshima D. on its own court 74-58. Shiga L-Stars were outscored by Ryukyu in Okinawa 104-73. Saga B. recorded a loss to Osaka E. at home 81-85. Chiba Jets defeated Sendai 89ers on the opponent's court 84-74. Shimane SM beat Nagasaki in a home game 72-63. Sea Horses M. won against Sunrockers Sh. on the road 71-65. Tochigi Brex managed to outperform Koshigaya A. on its own court 78-65. FE Nagoya managed to beat Yokohama BC in a road game 69-56.
The most impressive performance of 50th round was 19 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals by Aaron Henry of FE Nagoya.



Akita NH - Gunma CT 66-62

Very important is a road loss of second ranked Thunders (33-17) against fourth ranked Happinets (24-26) on Wednesday night. Visiting Thunders were defeated by Happinets in a tough game in Akita 62-66. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Thunders. American Tanner Leissner (201-1995, college: UNH) had a double-double by scoring 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the charge for the winners and Nigerian forward Christian Mekowulu (206-1995, college: Texas A&M) chipped in 12 points and 7 rebounds during the contest. Mekowulu is a former Eurobasket Summer League player, which is considered top international summer league in the market. American center Kaleb Tarczewski (212-1993, college: Arizona) responded with a double-double by scoring 17 points and 12 rebounds and the former international Kazuki Hosokawa (187-1997) scored 14 points and 7 rebounds. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Akita NH maintains fourth position with 24-26 record, which they share with FE Nagoya. Gunma CT at the other side keeps the second place with 17 games lost. They share the position with Sea Horses M. and Chiba Jets. Akita NH will play against Yokohama BC (#7) at home in the next round. Gunma CT will play against the league's leader San-en NP (#1) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Gunma CT: K.Tarczewski 17+12reb+1ast, K.Hosokawa 14+7reb+1ast, T.McKinney-Jones 9+3reb+8ast, M.Parker 6+4reb+1ast, K.Nomoto 4+1ast, Y.Fujii 4+1reb+3ast
Akita NH: T.Leissner 13+10reb+2ast, C.Mekowulu 12+7reb+1ast, M.Gadiaga 9+4reb+1ast, K.Kumagai 8+1reb+5ast, Y.Morin 7+1reb, S.Taguchi 6+1reb+1ast

Kawasaki BT - Nagoya DD 70-73

Eighth-ranked Brave Thunders (14-36) used its home court advantage to challenge fifth ranked Dolphins (27-23) in Kanagawa on Wednesday. The visitors from Nagoya managed to secure only three-point victory 73-70. However their fans expected easier game. American power forward Scott Eatherton (208-1991, college: Northeastern) orchestrated the victory by scoring 19 points and 7 rebounds. The other American import forward Zylan Cheatham (203-1995, college: Arizona St.) contributed with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists for the winners. British-American power forward Sacha Killeya-Jones (212-1998, college: NC State) replied with 19 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists and swingman Reiya Nozaki (185-1995) added 17 points in the effort for Kawasaki. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Nagoya DD moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Sunrockers Sh. Kawasaki lost seventh consecutive game. They keep the eighth position with 36 games lost. Nagoya DD is looking forward to face Koshigaya A. (#6) in Tokyo in the next round. Kawasaki will play on the road against the league's second-placed Shimane SM and is hoping to prove to their fans that they can break losing series.
Top scorers:
Kawasaki BT: S.Killeya-Jones 19+7reb+4ast, R.Nozaki 17+3reb+1ast, A.Johnson 10+7reb+3ast, R.Allen 9+8reb+1ast, T.Kashiwagura 6+1ast, R.Iida 5+1reb+2ast
Nagoya DD: S.Eatherton 19+7reb+1ast, K.Imamura 16+6reb, Z.Cheatham 14+7reb+4ast, T.Sato 8+4reb+2ast, T.Nakahigashi 6+4reb, S.Sakamoto 5+2reb+5ast

Ibaraki R. - Hokkaido L. 80-76

There was a small surprise when seventh ranked Robots (10-40) beat 5th ranked Hokkaido L. (18-32) in Mito 80-76 on Wednesday. Ibaraki R. looked well-organized offensively handing out 25 assists. American center Jehyve Floyd (203-1997, college: Holy Cross) notched a double-double by scoring 18 points and 11 rebounds (on 8-of-10 shooting from the field) to lead the effort and the other American import forward Robert Franks (205-1996, college: WSU) supported him with 19 points. Even a double-double of 14 points and 15 rebounds by American center Thomas Welsh (213-1996, college: UCLA, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Hokkaido L.. Point guard Shuto Terazono (172-1994) added 14 points and 6 assists for the guests. Both coaches allowed to play bench players in such tough game. Ibaraki R. maintains seventh position with 10-40 record. Hokkaido L. lost third consecutive game. They keep the fifth place with 32 games lost. Ibaraki R. will meet higher ranked FE Nagoya (#6) on the road in the next round and it may be quite challenging game. Hokkaido L. will play against Saga B. and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Hokkaido L.: R.Kriener 15+1ast, S.Terazono 14+3reb+6ast, T.Welsh 14+15reb+3ast, T.Allen 8, K.Hoshino 7+1reb, K.Morizane 6+3reb+4ast
Ibaraki R.: R.Franks 19+3reb+3ast, J.Floyd 18+11reb+3ast, K.Nakamura 16+3reb+3ast, K.Tsurumaki 9+3reb+4ast, E.Jacobsen 8+7reb+2ast, H.Komasawa 4+1reb+1ast

Kyoto H. - Hiroshima D. 74-58

The game between closely ranked teams ended with 5th ranked Dragonflies' (23-27) road loss to fourth ranked Kyoto H. (26-24) 58-74 on Wednesday. Kyoto H. outrebounded Hiroshima D. 44-31 including 30 on the defensive glass. Kyoto H. looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. Italian-American forward Angelo Caloiaro (203-1989, college: USF, agency: Pensack Sports) notched a double-double by scoring 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead the effort and American power forward Jordan Heath (208-1991, college: Canisius, agency: Octagon Europe) supported him with 15 points and 8 rebounds. Four Kyoto H. players scored in double figures. Even 21 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists by American forward Dwayne Evans (201-1992, college: St.Louis, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Hiroshima D.. His fellow American import forward Nick Mayo (206-1997, college: EKU, agency: Pensack Sports) added 11 points and 9 rebounds for the guests. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Kyoto H. moved-up to third place, which they share with Osaka E. Loser Dragonflies keeps the fifth position with 27 games lost. Kyoto H. will meet league's leader Tochigi Brex on the road in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Hiroshima D. will play against Shiga L-Stars (#8) and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Hiroshima D.: D.Evans 21+6reb+5ast, R.Terashima 11+1reb+4ast, N.Mayo 11+9reb+2ast, T.Kamisawa 5+1reb, R.Watanabe 5+1ast, R.Yamazaki 5+5reb
Kyoto H.: A.Caloiaro 19+10reb+1ast, T.Furukawa 15+2reb, J.Heath 15+8reb, C.Jackson 10+9reb+1ast, R.Shibuta 7+4ast, K.Mizuno 3+4reb+3ast

San-en NP - Alvark Tokyo 89-67

An interesting game for San-en NP (42-7) which hosted in Hamamatsu second-ranked Alvark Tokyo (36-14). First ranked San-en NP had an easy win 89-67. It ended at the same time the three-game winning streak of Alvark Tokyo. American David Dudzinski (205-1992, college: Holy Cross) notched 17 points and 6 rebounds to lead the effort and the other American import forward Yante Maten (201-1996, college: Georgia) supported him with 16 points and 7 rebounds. Even 10 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists by the former international forward Ryan Rossiter (206-1989, college: Siena) did not help to save the game for Alvark Tokyo. American center Steve Zack (211-1992, college: La Salle) added 10 points and 6 rebounds for the guests. Five San-en NP and four Alvark Tokyo players 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. San-en NP have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain first position with 42-7 record. Loser Alvark Tokyo keeps the second place with 14 games lost. San-en NP will meet Gunma CT (#3) on the road in the next round, which may be the game of the day. Alvark Tokyo will play against Osaka E. and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Alvark Tokyo: K.Fukuzawa 12+1ast, S.Saiz 12+4reb+1ast, S.Zack 10+6reb+2ast, R.Rossiter 10+8reb+4ast, K.Toews 7+1reb+7ast, T.Osakabe 5+3reb+2ast
San-en NP: D.Dudzinski 17+6reb+2ast, Y.Maten 16+7reb+2ast, H.Yoshii 12+5reb+2ast, D.Nwaba 11+6reb+3ast, K.Tsuya 10+4reb+2ast, R.Sasaki 9+1reb+6ast

Ryukyu GK - Shiga L-Stars 104-73

Very predictable result when first ranked Golden Kings (37-13) rolled over 8th ranked Lakestars (7-42) in Okinawa 104-73 on Wednesday. Ryukyu outrebounded Shiga L-Stars 37-21 including a 27-14 advantage in defensive rebounds. Ryukyu looked well-organized offensively handing out 32 assists comparing to just 13 passes made by Shiga L-Stars' players. American forward Keve Aluma (206-1998, college: Virginia Tech, agency: Pensack Sports) notched 24 points and 7 rebounds (on 10-of-13 shooting from the field) to lead the effort and international center Alex Kirk (211-1991, college: N.Mexico, agency: Pensack Sports) supported him with 18 points. Even 19 points by Australian forward Brock Motum (208-1990, college: WSU, agency: Slash Sports) did not help to save the game for Shiga L-Stars. American Markeith Cummings (198-1988, college: KSU) added 15 points for the guests. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Since the result was very predictable, it gave the chance for the coaches to test many bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Golden Kings have an impressive nine-game winning streak. Ryukyu maintains first position with 37-13 record. Shiga L-Stars lost third consecutive game. Newly promoted team keep the eighth place with 42 games lost. Ryukyu will meet at home Sendai 89ers (#8) in the next round and are hoping to win another game. Shiga L-Stars will play against Hiroshima D. and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Shiga L-Stars: B.Motum 19+2reb+2ast, M.Cummings 15+2reb+2ast, D.Nomoto 13+2reb+1ast, J.Ducree 11+5reb, H.Hasegawa 8, K.Ohba 3+1reb
Ryukyu GK: K.Aluma 24+7reb+1ast, A.Kirk 18+4reb+3ast, R.Kishimoto 15+2reb+5ast, M.Waki 12+2reb+2ast, J.Cooley 12+6reb+6ast, H.Arakawa 9+2reb+8ast

Saga B. - Osaka E. 81-85

Not a big story in a game when 7th ranked Ballooners (17-33) lost to fourth ranked Osaka E. (26-24) in Saga 81-85 on Wednesday. Osaka E. had a 31-19 advantage in offensive rebounds. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. American-Filipino guard Ray Parks (193-1993, agency: Slash Sports) notched 22 points and 8 rebounds to lead the effort and American Ryan Luther (206-1995, college: Arizona) supported him with 19 points and 7 rebounds (on 8-of-10 shooting from the field). Osaka E.'s coach used a ten-player rotation in such tough game. Even a double-double of 17 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists by American Yoeli Childs (203-1998, college: BYU) did not help to save the game for Saga B.. His fellow American import power forward Allen Durham (198-1988, college: Grace Christian) added 15 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists for the hosts. Five Saga B. players scored in double figures. Osaka E. have a solid three-game winning streak. They moved-up to third place, which they share with Kyoto H. Loser Ballooners keeps the seventh position with 33 games lost. Osaka E. will meet league's second-placed Alvark Tokyo on the road in the next round and it will be for sure the game of the week. Saga B. will play against Hokkaido L. (#5) and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Saga B.: Y.Childs 17+10reb+5ast, A.Durham 15+7reb+5ast, K.Kanamaru 14+2reb+1ast, J.Harrellson 12+9reb, T.Sumida 10+4ast, A.Aihara 8+2reb+1ast
Osaka E.: R.Parks 22+8reb+3ast, R.Luther 19+7reb+2ast, V.Herun 15+7reb+2ast, M.Bonds 9+5reb+1ast, T.Suzuki 6+1reb+6ast, J.Takeuchi 5+6reb+1ast

Sendai 89ers - Chiba Jets 74-84

Everything went according to plan when third ranked Jets (33-17) defeated 8th ranked 89ers (9-41) in Sendai 84-74 on Wednesday. Chiba Jets made 27-of-29 free shots (93.1 percent) during the game, while Sendai 89ers only scored five points from the stripe. They outrebounded Sendai 89ers 36-25 including 26 on the defensive glass. American players dominated the game. Guard Christopher Smith (193-1994, college: Utah St.) notched 22 points to lead the effort and forward DJ Hogg (203-1996, college: Texas A&M) supported him with 19 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Even 17 points and 8 rebounds by Stanton Kidd (202-1992, college: Colorado St.) did not help to save the game for Sendai 89ers. Nathan Boothe (208-1994, college: Toledo) added 17 points and 6 rebounds for the hosts. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. 89ers' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Chiba Jets moved-up to second place, which they share with Sea Horses M. and Gunma CT. Sendai 89ers lost third consecutive game. They keep the eighth position with 41 games lost. Chiba Jets will meet at home Sunrockers Sh. (#4) in the next round. Sendai 89ers will play against the league's leader Ryukyu (#1) in Okinawa and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Sendai 89ers: N.Boothe 17+6reb+3ast, S.Kidd 17+8reb+3ast, A.Tajima 13+3ast, Y.Aoki 12+8ast, S.Watanabe 4+1reb+3ast, R.Hanzawa 3+3reb
Chiba Jets: C.Smith 22+4reb+3ast, D.Hogg 19+6reb+4ast, R.Segawa 11+2reb+3ast, J.Mooney 10+14reb+4ast, R.Kanechika 9+3reb, F.Nishimura 6+1reb

Shimane SM - Nagasaki 72-63

There was no surprise when 6th ranked Nagasaki (22-28) lost to second ranked Magic (32-18) in Shimane 63-72 on Wednesday. Shimane SM forced 19 Nagasaki turnovers. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. American forward James McAdoo (206-1993, college: UNC, agency: Slash Sports) notched a double-double by scoring 18 points and 13 rebounds to lead the effort and the former international Luke Evans (203-1991, college: CBU) supported him with 10 points and 7 rebounds. Five Magic players scored in double figures. Even 25 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists by American Jarrell Brantley (201-1996, college: Charleston) did not help to save the game for Nagasaki. Filipino-British power forward AJ Edu (208-2000, college: Toledo) added 10 points and 9 rebounds for the guests. Nagasaki's coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Shimane SM maintains second position with 32-18 record having nine points less than leader Tochigi Brex. Nagasaki lost third consecutive game. They keep the sixth place with 28 games lost. They share the position with Yokohama BC. Shimane SM will meet at home Kawasaki (#8) in the next round where they are favorite. Nagasaki will play against Sea Horses M. in Kariya and hope to secure a win.
Top scorers:
Nagasaki: J.Brantley 25+9reb+4ast, M.Smith 11+2reb+5ast, A.Edu 10+9reb+1ast, H.Yamaguchi 7+3reb+1ast, T.Groves 5+2reb+1ast, M.Karimata 3
Shimane SM: J.McAdoo 18+13reb+3ast, N.Kay 13+5reb+2ast, A.Murphy 13+3reb+2ast, S.Ando 11+4reb+2ast, L.Evans 10+7reb+3ast, K.Hareyama 3

Sunrockers Sh. - Sea Horses M. 65-71

The game between closely ranked teams ended with third ranked SeaHorses' (33-17) road victory over 4th ranked SunRockers (27-23) in Tokyo 71-65 on Wednesday. American power forward Davante Gardner (203-1991, college: Marquette) notched 19 points to lead the effort and the other American import forward Jake Layman (206-1994, college: Maryland) supported him with 11 points and 11 rebounds. Four SeaHorses players scored in double figures. Even 23 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists by American forward Reid Travis (203-1995, college: Kentucky, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Sunrockers Sh.. International forward Josh Hawkinson (208-1995, college: WSU) added 12 points and 11 rebounds for the hosts. Sea Horses M. moved-up to second place, which they share with Chiba Jets and Gunma CT. Loser SunRockers keeps the fourth position with 23 games lost. They share it with Nagoya DD. Sea Horses M. will meet at home Nagasaki (#6) in the next round. Sunrockers Sh. will play against the league's second-placed Chiba Jets and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Sunrockers Sh.: R.Travis 23+9reb+4ast, A.Clemmons 12+3reb+4ast, J.Hawkinson 12+11reb+1ast, T.Murphy Jr. 8+1reb, D.Tanaka 5+1reb+5ast, L.Vendrame 5+3reb+5ast
Sea Horses M.: D.Gardner 19+4reb+2ast, Y.Nishida 13+2reb, J.Layman 11+11reb+1ast, Y.Kubota 10+4reb+2ast, S.Nagano 8+8ast, Z.Auguste 6+7reb+1ast

Tochigi Brex - Koshigaya A. 78-65

Very expected game when 6th ranked Alphas (16-34) lost on the road to first ranked Tochigi Brex (41-9) 78-65 on Wednesday. Tochigi Brex forced 19 Koshigaya A. turnovers. American guard DJ Newbill (193-1992, college: Penn State) notched 14 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists to lead the effort and the other American import center Grant Jerrett (208-1993, college: Arizona) supported him with 16 points and 5 rebounds. Even 18 points by American swingman LJ Peak (196-1996, college: Georgetown, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Koshigaya A.. Naturalized American Kyle Richardson (200-1991, college: Portland St.) added 12 points and 9 rebounds for the guests. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Tochigi Brex have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain first position with 41-9 record. Newly promoted Koshigaya A. keeps the sixth place with 34 games lost. Tochigi Brex will meet at home Kyoto H. (#4) in the next round. Koshigaya A. will play against Nagoya DD and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Koshigaya A.: L.Peak 18+4reb+2ast, T.Soares 12+3reb+3ast, K.Richardson 12+9reb+1ast, K.Shike 5+1reb+4ast, K.Sugawara 4+1reb, J.Gibbs 4+9reb+4ast
Tochigi Brex: G.Jerrett 16+5reb+2ast, I.Fotu 15+5reb, D.Newbill 14+6reb+5ast, G.Edwards 9+3reb, M.Hiejima 7+3ast, A.Ogawa 5+2reb+1ast

Yokohama BC - FE Nagoya 56-69

The game between closely ranked teams ended with sixth ranked Fighting Eagles' (24-26) road victory over 7th ranked B-Corsairs (22-28) in Yokohama 69-56 on Wednesday. American forward Aaron Henry (198-1999, college: Michigan St., agency: Diamond Sports) notched a double-double by scoring 19 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals to lead the effort and the other American import power forward Sean OMara (208-1995, college: Xavier) supported him with 8 points and 8 rebounds. Even a double-double of 10 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists by French power forward Damien Inglis (206-1995, agency: Octagon Europe) did not help to save the game for Yokohama BC. Estonian center Maik-Kalev Kotsar (210-1996, college: S.Carolina, agency: Slash Sports) added 9 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists for the hosts. Both coaches allowed to play bench players saving starting five for next games. Fighting Eagles have a solid three-game winning streak. FE Nagoya moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Akita NH. Loser B-Corsairs dropped to the sixth position with 28 games lost. They share it with Nagasaki. FE Nagoya will meet at home Ibaraki R. (#7) in the next round. Yokohama BC will play against Akita NH and it may be a tough game between close rivals.
Top scorers:
Yokohama BC: D.Inglis 10+10reb+6ast, K.Sudo 9+3reb+2ast, M.Kotsar 9+10reb+4ast, G.Clark 7+6reb+2ast, K.King 6+4reb, H.Matsuzaki 5+3reb
FE Nagoya: A.Henry 19+10reb+6ast, R.Sadohara 13+1reb+1ast, R.Yasuoka 10+2reb+2ast, S.O'Mara 8+8reb+3ast, F.Olujobi 7+6reb+1ast, H.Nakamura 5+8reb+3ast