B1 League Round 60 (Regular Season): Kyoto H. defeats leader Nagasaki

The Regular Season in B1 League just ended. Here is the last round review presented by Job Market.

The most surprising game was a loss of top-ranked Velca (47-13) in Nagasaki on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by eleventh ranked Hannaryz (20-40) 84-63. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Velca. Kyoto H. dominated down low during the game scoring 54 of its points in the paint compared to Velca's 34 and made 18-of-21 free shots (85.7 percent) during the game. Kyoto H. outrebounded Nagasaki 44-25 including a 31-14 advantage in defensive rebounds. Kyoto H. looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. It was a good game for Italian-American forward Angelo Caloiaro (203-1989, college: USF, agency: Pensack Sports) who led his team to a victory with 23 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists (went 7 for 7 at the free throw line). American center Charles Jackson (208-1993, college: Tenn Tech) contributed with 19 points and 8 rebounds for the winners. point guard Yuji Morita (173-1996) replied with 17 points for Nagasaki. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Kyoto H. maintains eleventh position with 20-40 record. Nagasaki at the other side still keeps top place with 13 games lost.
Sixth-ranked 89ers (35-25) were very close to win a game against second ranked Thunders (42-18) in Gunma. Thunders managed to secure only one-point victory 87-86. However their fans expected much easier game. Worth to mention a great performance of American forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 22 points and 11 rebounds and Naoto Tsuji who added 20 points during the contest. The best for the losing side was American guard Jarrett Culver (198-1999, college: Texas Tech) with a double-double by scoring 36 points (!!!) and 13 rebounds. 89ers' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Gunma CT maintains second position with 42-18 record having just three points less than leader Nagasaki, which they share with Chiba Jets and Ryukyu. Sendai 89ers lost third consecutive game. They keep the sixth place with 25 games lost.
A very close game took place in Sapporo between Sapporo and Alvark. Fifth ranked Sapporo (37-23) got a very close home victory over one of their biggest challengers Alvark (41-19). Sapporo managed to escape with a 1-point win 97-96 on Sunday evening. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Alvark. The winners were led by Keisei Tominaga who scored that evening 29 points and 5 assists. Even a double-double of 12 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists by Ryan Rossiter did not help to save the game for Alvark Tokyo. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Hokkaido L. maintains fifth position with 37-23 record. Loser Alvark keeps the fourth place with 19 games lost. They share the position with Nagoya DD.

There were no big surprises in other games of round 60: Saga B. beat Akita NH on the road 87-70. Chiba Jets won against Chiba on its own court 96-87. Toyama G. managed to outperform Hiroshima D. in a road game 101-91. Ibaraki R. managed to beat Osaka E. at home 91-79. Nagoya DD was defeated by San-en NP on the opponent's court 93-79. Sea Horses M. was smashed by Koshigaya A. in a home game 75-98. Sunrockers Sh. won against Shiga L-Stars on the road 73-65. Shimane SM was outscored by FE Nagoya on its own court 68-90. Ryukyu rolled over Tochigi Brex in Okinawa 92-70. Yokohama BC was defeated by Kawasaki at home 84-88.
The most impressive performance of 60th round was 23 points and 17 rebounds by Dusan Ristic of Kawasaki BT.



Akita NH - Saga B. 70-87

No shocking result in a game when seventh ranked Ballooners (32-28) beat 13th ranked Happinets (10-50) in Akita 87-70 on Sunday. Saga B. looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. The winners were led by Cuban guard Reynaldo Garcia (187-1990) who scored that evening 17 points and 7 assists and American David Dudzinski (205-1992, college: Holy Cross) supported him with 11 points and 7 rebounds. Five Ballooners players scored in double figures. Even 9 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists by New Zealand-German center Yannick Wetzell (206-1996, college: SDSU) did not help to save the game for Akita NH. point guard Tsubasa Kurihara (182-1997) added 14 points. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Saga B. moved-up to sixth place. Akita NH lost eighth consecutive game. They keep the thirteenth position with 50 games lost.
Top scorers:
Akita NH: K.Tsubasa 14+4reb+1ast, A.Chol 10+5reb+2ast, Y.Wetzell 9+10reb+5ast, S.Teru 9, T.Kanji 8+2reb, I.Yori 5+2reb+1ast
Saga B.: G.Reynaldo 17+4reb+7ast, A.Kishida 15+2ast, H.Josh 11+6reb+1ast, D.David 11+7reb+1ast, G.Tanner 11+5reb, T.Sumida 10+4reb+4ast

Chiba Jets - Chiba 96-87

Very expected game when 10th ranked Chiba (19-41) lost on the road to third ranked Jets (42-18) 96-87 on Sunday. Chiba Jets made 16-of-20 free shots (80.0 percent) during the game. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. The winners were led by American forward Nassir Little (199-2000, college: UNC, agency: Pensack Sports) who scored that evening 21 points and 8 rebounds and the former international forward Yuta Watanabe (206-1994, college: GWU) supported him with 21 points and 4 assists. Even 19 points and 7 rebounds by the former international Luke Evans (203-1991, college: CBU) did not help to save the game for Chiba. The former international guard Kotetsu Kurokawa (175-2001) added 15 points and 10 assists. Four Chiba Jets and five Chiba players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Jets have an impressive five-game winning streak. Chiba Jets moved-up to second place, which they share with Ryukyu and Gunma CT. Newly promoted Chiba keeps the tenth position with 41 games lost. They share it with Ibaraki R..
Top scorers:
Chiba: L.Evans 19+7reb+2ast, K.Kotetsu 15+3reb+10ast, T.Porter 15+8reb+1ast, Y.Otsuka 14+2reb+1ast, D.Pardon 11+10reb+4ast, S.Kei 11+1reb+5ast
Chiba Jets: W.Yuta 21+4reb+4ast, L.Nassir 21+8reb+2ast, R.Kanechika 16+1reb+1ast, H.DJ 13+5reb+3ast, S.Hara 9+3reb+4ast, B.Garrison 8+9reb+1ast

Gunma CT - Sendai 89ers 87-86

Sixth-ranked 89ers (35-25) were very close to win a game against second ranked Thunders (42-18) in Gunma. Thunders managed to secure only one-point victory 87-86. However their fans expected much easier game. Worth to mention a great performance of American forward Kerry Blackshear Jr (208-1997, college: Florida) who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 22 points and 11 rebounds and the former international swingman Naoto Tsuji (185-1989) who added 20 points during the contest. The best for the losing side was American guard Jarrett Culver (198-1999, college: Texas Tech) with a double-double by scoring 36 points (!!!) and 13 rebounds and Lebanese guard Sergio El Darwich (194-1996, college: Maine) scored 17 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists. 89ers' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Gunma CT maintains second position with 42-18 record having just three points less than leader Nagasaki, which they share with Chiba Jets and Ryukyu. Sendai 89ers lost third consecutive game. They keep the sixth place with 25 games lost.
Top scorers:
Sendai 89ers: J.Culver 36+13reb+3ast, S.El Darwich 17+7reb+9ast, W.Shota 13+2reb+1ast, F.Seiya 9+2reb, S.Inoue 6+8reb+1ast, A.Yusho 3+1reb
Gunma CT: B.Kerry 22+11reb+3ast, N.Tsuji 20+3reb+1ast, N.Takuto 14+4reb+3ast, F.Koh 9+4reb+3ast, K.Hosokawa 8+3reb+2ast, T.Daichi 6+1reb+1ast

Hiroshima D. - Toyama G. 91-101

There was a surprise result when thirteenth ranked Grouses (18-42) won against higher ranked Dragonflies (31-29) in Hiroshima 101-91 on Sunday. Toyama G. looked well-organized offensively handing out 27 assists. The winners were led by Syrian-American guard Trey Kell III (193-1996, college: SDSU, agency: Slash Sports) who scored that evening 29 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists and Australian forward Brock Motum (208-1990, college: WSU, agency: Slash Sports) supported him with 22 points and 9 assists. Even a double-double of 34 points (!!!) and 16 rebounds by Jamaican center Kofi Cockburn (213-1999, college: Illinois) did not help to save the game for Hiroshima D.. American forward Nick Mayo (206-1997, college: EKU, agency: Pensack Sports) added 13 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Five Toyama G. and four Hiroshima D. players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Grouses have a solid four-game winning streak. Toyama G. moved-up to twelfth place, which they share with FE Nagoya. Hiroshima D. lost fourth consecutive game. They dropped to the seventh position with 29 games lost.
Top scorers:
Hiroshima D.: K.Cockburn 34+16reb+1ast, N.Mayo 13+8reb+5ast, M.Keijiro 12+1reb+7ast, T.Kamisawa 10+1reb+2ast, K.Roberts 9, Y.Ryo 6+1reb+4ast
Toyama G.: K.Trey 29+6reb+6ast, M.Brock 22+2reb+9ast, Y.Okada 16+2reb+5ast, M.Yannis 14+4reb, W.Nyika 10+17reb+2ast, K.Miyamoto 9+2reb+1ast

Hokkaido L. - Alvark Tokyo 97-96

A very close game took place in Sapporo between Sapporo and Alvark. Fifth ranked Sapporo (37-23) got a very close home victory over one of their biggest challengers Alvark (41-19). Sapporo managed to escape with a 1-point win 97-96 on Sunday evening. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Alvark. Hokkaido L. dominated down low during the game scoring 62 of its points in the paint compared to Alvark's 40. Hokkaido L. looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The winners were led by international guard Keisei Tominaga (188-2001, college: Nebraska) who scored that evening 29 points and 5 assists and American forward John Harrar (205-1999, college: Penn State) supported him with 17 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists. Even a double-double of 12 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists by the former international forward Ryan Rossiter (206-1989, college: Siena) did not help to save the game for Alvark Tokyo. American Marcus Foster (191-1995, college: Creighton) added 16 points and 5 assists. Both teams had five players each who scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Hokkaido L. maintains fifth position with 37-23 record. Loser Alvark keeps the fourth place with 19 games lost. They share the position with Nagoya DD.
Top scorers:
Alvark Tokyo: S.Saiz 18+4reb+1ast, A.Shuto 16+2ast, M.Foster 16+4reb+5ast, B.Davies 16+3reb+3ast, R.Rossiter 12+13reb+6ast, T.Osakabe 8+3reb+5ast
Hokkaido L.: T.Keisei 29+2reb+5ast, H.John 17+14reb+4ast, J.Kevin 12+6reb+2ast, S.Ichiba 12+1reb+4ast, H.Max 11+7reb+2ast, D.Ramos 8+4reb+2ast

Ibaraki R. - Osaka E. 91-79

There was a minor upset when 9th ranked Evessa (23-37) lost to eleventh ranked Robots (19-41) in Mito 79-91 on Sunday. Ibaraki R. looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The winners were led by German Tim Schneider (208-1997) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 21 points and 13 rebounds and American Eric Jacobsen (208-1994, college: Arizona St.) supported him with 10 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists. Even 18 points and 6 rebounds by American forward Matt Bonds (196-1995, college: St.Michael's) did not help to save the game for Osaka E.. American-Filipino guard Ray Parks (193-1993, agency: Slash Sports) added 14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Five Ibaraki R. and four Osaka E. players scored in double figures. Both coaches tested many bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Ibaraki R. moved-up to tenth place, which they share with Chiba. Loser Evessa keeps the ninth position with 37 games lost. They share it with Shiga L-Stars.
Top scorers:
Osaka E.: M.Bonds 18+6reb+3ast, R.Parks 14+6reb+4ast, R.Luther 11+6reb+1ast, V.Gerun 10+4reb+2ast, A.Yasunori 8+1reb, K.Makoto 7+1reb+4ast
Ibaraki R.: S.Tim 21+13reb+1ast, F.Robert 11+7reb+3ast, N.Hasegawa 11+3reb+3ast, J.Eric 10+6reb+6ast, R.Jingaoka 10+2reb+1ast, A.Kento 8+2reb+1ast

Nagasaki - Kyoto H. 63-84

The most surprising game was a loss of top-ranked Velca (47-13) in Nagasaki on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by eleventh ranked Hannaryz (20-40) 84-63. It ended at the same time the six-game winning streak of Velca. Kyoto H. dominated down low during the game scoring 54 of its points in the paint compared to Velca's 34 and made 18-of-21 free shots (85.7 percent) during the game. Kyoto H. outrebounded Nagasaki 44-25 including a 31-14 advantage in defensive rebounds. Kyoto H. looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. It was a good game for Italian-American forward Angelo Caloiaro (203-1989, college: USF, agency: Pensack Sports) who led his team to a victory with 23 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists (went 7 for 7 at the free throw line). American center Charles Jackson (208-1993, college: Tenn Tech) contributed with 19 points and 8 rebounds for the winners. Four Hannaryz players scored in double figures. point guard Yuji Morita (173-1996) replied with 17 points and international forward Koya Kawamata (204-1998) added 12 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for Nagasaki. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. Kyoto H. maintains eleventh position with 20-40 record. Nagasaki at the other side still keeps top place with 13 games lost.
Top scorers:
Nagasaki: M.Yuji 17+2reb+2ast, K.Kawamata 12+6reb+2ast, Y.Baba 6+1reb+1ast, K.Masaya 5+1reb+2ast, H.Kenshin 5+1reb+2ast, K.Kumagai 5
Kyoto H.: C.Angelo 23+8reb+5ast, J.Charles 19+8reb+3ast, H.Jordan 13+12reb, F.Takatoshi 13+1ast, B.Ira 4+4reb+2ast, M.Hall 4+1reb

San-en NP - Nagoya DD 93-79

There was a small surprise when fifth ranked NeoPhoenix (36-24) defeated one of their biggest challengers Dolphins (41-19) in Hamamatsu 93-79 on Sunday. San-en NP made 19-of-21 free shots (90.5 percent) during the game. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 29 assists. The winners were led by American-Nigerian swingman David Nwaba (195-1993, college: Cal Poly) who scored that evening 25 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists (on 10-of-13 shooting from the field) and American forward Yante Maten (201-1996, college: Georgia) supported him with 25 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Nwaba is a former Eurobasket Summer League player, which is considered top international summer league in the market. Four NeoPhoenix players scored in double figures. NeoPhoenix's coach used an eleven-player rotation which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Even 21 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists by American forward Aaron Henry (198-1999, college: Michigan St., agency: Diamond Sports) did not help to save the game for Nagoya DD. Guard Taito Nakahigashi (191-1992) added 23 points and 6 rebounds. San-en NP maintains fifth position with 36-24 record. Nagoya DD lost sixth consecutive game. They dropped to the fourth place with 19 games lost. They share the position with Alvark Tokyo.
Top scorers:
Nagoya DD: N.Taito 23+6reb+3ast, A.Henry 21+6reb+7ast, K.Richardson 8+8reb+3ast, H.Jake 7+2ast, T.Kato 6+1ast, T.Sato 6+2reb+1ast
San-en NP: M.Yante 25+6reb+4ast, N.David 25+7reb+4ast, H.Wakugawa 16+7reb+1ast, S.Ryusei 12+3reb+7ast, K.Tsuya 9+1reb+6ast, Y.Suzuki 2

Sea Horses M. - Koshigaya A. 75-98

There was an upset when second-best SeaHorses (43-17) were outleveled by ninth ranked Alphas (21-39) in Kariya 98-75 on Sunday. Koshigaya A. shot 61.7 percent from the field. They shot the lights out from three sinking 15 long-distance shots on high 57.7 percentage. Koshigaya A. looked well-organized offensively handing out 28 assists comparing to just 10 passes made by Sea Horses M.'s players. The winners were led by Guinean-French Sekou Doumbouya (206-2000) who scored that evening 22 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists and Filipino-American center Kai Sotto (220-2002) supported him with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. Even 16 points and 6 rebounds by American power forward Davante Gardner (203-1991, college: Marquette) did not help to save the game for Sea Horses M.. point guard Yoshiaki Kubota (175-1997) added 11 points and 5 assists. 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. Koshigaya A. maintains ninth position with 21-39 record. Loser SeaHorses keeps the second place with 17 games lost.
Top scorers:
Sea Horses M.: D.Gardner 16+6reb+1ast, T.Kennedy 13+1reb, K.Yoshiaki 11+5ast, A.Schafer 7+3reb, K.Ishii 6+1reb, J.Layman 6+6reb
Koshigaya A.: D.Sekou 22+7reb+8ast, C.Anthony 21+4reb+6ast, S.Kai 18+8reb+6ast, T.Oba 9+2reb, S.Matsuyama 7+1reb+3ast, Y.Ikeda 5+1reb+2ast

Shiga L-Stars - Sunrockers Sh. 65-73

No shocking result in a game when eighth ranked SunRockers (25-35) beat 10th ranked Lakestars (23-37) in Shiga 73-65 on Sunday. Sunrockers Sh. outrebounded Shiga L-Stars 41-30 including 16 on the offensive glass. The winners were led by international forward Josh Hawkinson (208-1995, college: WSU) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 21 points, 12 rebounds and 4 assists and Brazilian guard Didi Louzada (195-1999) supported him with 16 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists. Even 15 points and 5 rebounds by American-German power forward Ryan Kriener (208-1998, college: Iowa, agency: Pensack Sports) did not help to save the game for Shiga L-Stars. Greek-American center Zach Auguste (208-1993, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) added 14 points and 6 rebounds. Lakestars' coach tested eleven players, but that didn't help to avoid defeat in this game. Sunrockers Sh. maintains eighth position with 25-35 record. Loser Lakestars dropped to the ninth place with 37 games lost. They share the position with Osaka E..
Top scorers:
Shiga L-Stars: R.Kriener 15+5reb+2ast, T.Wimbush 15+4reb, Z.Auguste 14+6reb+1ast, D.Nomoto 7+7ast, N.Yosei 4+3reb, S.Ichioka 4+6reb
Sunrockers Sh.: H.Josh 21+12reb+4ast, L.Didi 16+5reb+4ast, G.Donte 15+5reb, W.Thomas 6+10reb+1ast, L.Vendrame 6+1reb+4ast, N.Reiya 3+2reb+3ast

Shimane SM - FE Nagoya 68-90

There was an upset when higher ranked Magic (28-32) was smashed by twelfth ranked Fighting Eagles (18-42) in Shimane 90-68 on Sunday. FE Nagoya looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. The winners were led by American power forward Sean OMara (208-1995, college: Xavier, agency: Diamond Sports) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 18 points and 18 rebounds and the other American import forward Andrew Randall (198-1990, college: Temple) supported him with 17 points and 7 assists. Four Fighting Eagles players scored in double figures. Fighting Eagles' coach felt very confident that he used 11 players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Even a double-double of 19 points, 16 rebounds and 4 assists by Australian Nick Kay (206-1992, college: MSU Denver) did not help to save the game for Shimane SM. American forward Coty Clarke (201-1992, college: Arkansas, agency: Slash Sports) added 22 points and 4 assists. FE Nagoya maintains twelfth position with 18-42 record, which they share with Toyama G. Loser Magic keeps the eighth place with 32 games lost.
Top scorers:
Shimane SM: C.Clarke 22+4reb+4ast, N.Kay 19+16reb+4ast, S.Anthony 11+1reb+1ast, I.Fumiya 7+2reb+3ast, A.Shota 7+1reb+2ast, U.Shunsuke 1+3reb
FE Nagoya: O.Sean 18+18reb+2ast, R.Andrew 17+2reb+7ast, R.Yasuoka 15+1reb+2ast, K.Hiramatsu 12+1reb+5ast, T.Sudo 10+5reb+1ast, P.Jamorko 9+5reb+2ast

Tochigi Brex - Ryukyu GK 70-92

There was a small surprise when fourth ranked Golden Kings (42-18) rolled over on the road top-ranked Tochigi Brex (45-15) 92-70 on Sunday. It may be a crucial game in the contest for the top position in the league. Ryukyu dominated down low during the game scoring 52 of its points in the paint compared to Tochigi Brex's 26. They outrebounded Tochigi Brex 54-23 including a 20-5 advantage in offensive rebounds. The winners were led by American power forward Jack Cooley (206-1991, college: Notre Dame, agency: Pensack Sports) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 23 points and 15 rebounds and international center Alex Kirk (211-1991, college: N.Mexico, agency: Pensack Sports) supported him with 19 points and 14 rebounds (perfect from the field making all seven shots !!!). Five Golden Kings players scored in double figures. Even 13 points, 6 rebounds and 9 assists by American guard DJ Newbill (193-1992, college: Penn State) did not help to save the game for Tochigi Brex. His fellow American import power forward Gavin Edwards (206-1988, college: UConn, agency: Octagon Europe) added 13 points and 6 rebounds. 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. Ryukyu moved-up to second place, which they share with Chiba Jets and Gunma CT. Defending champion Tochigi Brex still keeps top position with 15 games lost.
Top scorers:
Tochigi Brex: G.Edwards 13+6reb+1ast, D.Newbill 13+6reb+9ast, G.Jerrett 9+2reb+1ast, M.Hiejima 9+3ast, I.Seiji 5+2reb, Y.Tabuse 4
Ryukyu GK: C.Jack 23+15reb+1ast, K.Alex 19+14reb+2ast, L.Victor 13+8reb+5ast, Y.Matsuwaki 12+1reb+2ast, M.Waki 10+6reb+4ast, R.Sadohara 4+2reb+1ast

Yokohama BC - Kawasaki BT 84-88

There was an upset when higher ranked B-Corsairs (26-34) lost to twelfth ranked Brave Thunders (16-44) in Yokohama 84-88 on Sunday. Kawasaki outrebounded Yokohama BC 41-28 including 31 on the defensive glass. Kawasaki looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists. The winners were led by Serbian center Dusan Ristic (213-1995, college: Arizona) who had that evening a double-double by scoring 23 points and 17 rebounds and Hungarian-American Rosco Allen (208-1993, college: Stanford, agency: Pensack Sports) supported him with 17 points and 5 rebounds. Even a double-double of 24 points and 10 rebounds by American Gary Clark (198-1994, college: Cincinnati) did not help to save the game for Yokohama BC. Estonian center Maik-Kalev Kotsar (210-1996, college: S.Carolina, agency: Slash Sports) added 19 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Both coaches tested many bench players in such tough game. Kawasaki maintains twelfth position with 16-44 record. Loser B-Corsairs keeps the seventh place with 34 games lost.
Top scorers:
Yokohama BC: G.Clark 24+10reb+3ast, M.Kotsar 19+9reb+6ast, S.Ando 18+1reb+2ast, S.Koya 11+1reb, A.Gakuto 4+2reb, K.Ravena 2+1reb+4ast
Kawasaki BT: R.Dusan 23+17reb+2ast, A.Rosco 17+5reb+2ast, T.Emanuel 12+5reb+2ast, S.Tsuyama 11+1reb+3ast, J.Yamauchi 10+2reb, R.Shinoyama 5+5reb+4ast