Halifax R. - Quebec K. 97-100 OT
Kebs victorious in overtime 100 - 97 against Halifax Rainmen Quebec, March 6, 2010 Friday nights Premier Basketball Leagues game in Quebec Kebs, where the Quebec Kebs Kebs played against the Halifax Rainmen Rainmen, was just what the doctor ordered. Giving the fans the victory they had been waiting [read more]
Halifax R. - Quebec K. 97-100 OT Kebs victorious in overtime 100 - 97 against Halifax Rainmen Quebec, March 6, 2010 Friday nights Premier Basketball Leagues game in Quebec Kebs, where the Quebec Kebs Kebs played against the Halifax Rainmen Rainmen, was just what the doctor ordered. Giving the fans the victory they had been waiting. The Quebec Kebs Kebs are relieved to have won the match against the Rainmen ending their losing streak, on home ground, delivering to their loyal fans a brilliant victory of 100 to 97 in overtime against Halifax Rainmen before 1500 fans. This victory for the Kebs was the solid work delivered by the team who had collectively reignited their fighting spirit and intensity, which did not waiver for a moment during the game. 'It was a masterful performance that the Kebs offered their supporters Friday night,' explained Alejandro Hasbani , Head Coach of the Quebec Kebs Kebs. Kebs key players for the match were Samuel Audet-Sow (6'6''-F-80) with 23 points and Jamaal Wise (6'5''-F-83, college: Rhode Island) with 22 points. The undeniable star of the team was newcomer Brandon Morris. The Point Guard inspiring the Kebs with his leadership and intensity on the court stealing the ball and landing shot after shot. It was Morris who with three seconds left sealed the Kebs victory, landing a beautiful 3 point shot. The team is happy with the victory and relieved to end their 9 game losing streak. Alejandro Hasbani praised the work of his players noting that, 'Samuel played an excellent game and Jamaal took the team on his back in the second half by attacks and penetrations to the basket relentlessly. ' 'There is no doubt that the support of 1,500 fans in the stadium were a source of motivation for the players,' explained Jean-Sebastien Roy, VP Marketing for the Kebs. 'It was wonderful to see the energy and excitement form the fans they invaded the floor at the very end of the game to celebrate the victory with Kebs.' Surprised by the tenacity of Kebs, the Rainmen dominated the 3rd quarter by scoring 7 points more than the Kebs, but failed to curb the 4th quarter. Kebs control the action on the court in the fourth quarter; scoring 29 points against the Rainmens 20. The best players from the Rainmen were; Desmond Ferguson with 22 points and Gary Ervin with 18 points. *Courtesy of PBL
Buffalo S. - Vermont FH 90-126 Vermont FH also recorded win away from home as they rolled over Buffalo Stampede 90-126. Aaron Cook (6'1''-G-83, agency: Liman Sports, college: Hartford) scored 22 points and grabbed 12 boards for the winning side, while Marshall Brown (6'7''-F-85, college: Missouri) and Jared Carter chipped in 19 and 16 points respectively. For Buffalo, Kevin Ross had a double-double of 22 points and 10 rebounds while Corey Herring added 19 points.
Rochester R. - Maryland GH 140-107 Rochester Razorsharks capped the great scoring night with a 140-107 win over Maryland GH. Keith Friel (6'4''-G-77, college: Virginia) and Lincoln Smith (6'10''-F/C-81, college: Mississippi St.) led the rout with 23 and 22 points, while Jerice Crouch had 19 points. On the other side, Byron Mouton poured in 20 points and Terrance Mouton followed with 15 points and 10 assists.
Lawton Ft.SC - Vermont FH 110-96 Lawton hosted Vermont FH and managed to come up with 110-96 victory. Hosts were led to win by Wayne Marshall (6'7''-C-86, college: Temple) who scored 25 points of the bench, as well as DeAnthony Bowden (6'1''-G-80, college: Creighton) and Sahwn Daniels who added 18 points apiece. For visiting side, Marshall Brown and Marcus Austin stood out with 19 and 13 points respectively.
Manchester M. - Lawton Ft.SC 89-104 Lawton stole one from their hosts Manchester Millrats celebrating 89-104 victory. Visiting side was led by Brandon Dean (6'2''-G-79, college: Arkansas), who scored 20 points while Elvin Mims (6'5''-G/F-79, college: S.Mississippi) added 17. For hosts, Julian Allen was great with 24 points on the night.
The PBL honors Samuel Audet-Sow - Mar 8, 2010 (by Richard)
Samuel Audet-Sow (6'6''-F-80) of Quebec Kebs named player of the week by the Premier Basketball League
Quebec, March 8, 2010 - The Premier Basketball League (PBL) is pleased to award the player of the week Samuel Audet-Sow. This is the first time a Quebec player from the Quebec Kebs has received this honor.
'I am very pleased with this honor, it's a nice pat on the back [read more]
Quebec, March 8, 2010 - The Premier Basketball League (PBL) is pleased to award the player of the week Samuel Audet-Sow. This is the first time a Quebec player from the Quebec Kebs has received this honor.
'I am very pleased with this honor, it's a nice pat on the back. Though I feel that the honor really belongs to the whole team, because we all have been working very hard since the start of the season and we're very proud of our performance against the Rainmen last Friday. I am glad to hear the league has recognized our hard work,' says Samuel Audet-Sow when notified over the phone of the PBLs decision to recognize his performance.
Friday March, 5, 2010 the Kebs won their second victory this season ending their losing streak in a match that will be remembered by all in attendance. Samuel Audet-Sow was once again a critical factor the Kebs success. Scoring 23 points, 8 rebounds and 9 of his 11 free throws his star performance attracted the attention of leaders of the PBL. He has been constant since the beginning of the season. The 65 180 small forward from University Laval is currently ranked as the best small forward in the PBL and 9th scorer with an average of 18.4 points per game. source: Quebec Kebs
Kebs victorious in overtime 100 - 97 against Halifax Rainmen
Quebec, March 6, 2010 Friday nights Premier Basketball Leagues game in Quebec Kebs, where the Quebec Kebs Kebs played against the Halifax Rainmen Rainmen, was just what the doctor ordered. Giving the fans the victory they had been waiting [read more]
Kebs victorious in overtime 100 - 97 against Halifax Rainmen
Quebec, March 6, 2010 Friday nights Premier Basketball Leagues game in Quebec Kebs, where the Quebec Kebs Kebs played against the Halifax Rainmen Rainmen, was just what the doctor ordered. Giving the fans the victory they had been waiting. The Quebec Kebs Kebs are relieved to have won the match against the Rainmen ending their losing streak, on home ground, delivering to their loyal fans a brilliant victory of 100 to 97 in overtime against Halifax Rainmen before 1500 fans.
This victory for the Kebs was the solid work delivered by the team who had collectively reignited their fighting spirit and intensity, which did not waiver for a moment during the game. 'It was a masterful performance that the Kebs offered their supporters Friday night,' explained Alejandro Hasbani , Head Coach of the Quebec Kebs Kebs.
Kebs key players for the match were Samuel Audet-Sow (6'6''-F-80) with 23 points and Jamaal Wise with 22 points. The undeniable star of the team was newcomer Brandon Morris. The Point Guard inspiring the Kebs with his leadership and intensity on the court stealing the ball and landing shot after shot. It was Morris who with three seconds left sealed the Kebs victory, landing a beautiful 3 point shot.
The team is happy with the victory and relieved to end their 9 game losing streak. Alejandro Hasbani praised the work of his players noting that, 'Samuel played an excellent game and Jamaal took the team on his back in the second half by attacks and penetrations to the basket relentlessly. '
'There is no doubt that the support of 1,500 fans in the stadium were a source of motivation for the players,' explained Jean-Sebastien Roy, VP Marketing for the Kebs. 'It was wonderful to see the energy and excitement form the fans they invaded the floor at the very end of the game to celebrate the victory with Kebs.'
Surprised by the tenacity of Kebs, the Rainmen dominated the 3rd quarter by scoring 7 points more than the Kebs, but failed to curb the 4th quarter. Kebs control the action on the court in the fourth quarter; scoring 29 points against the Rainmens 20. The best players from the Rainmen were; Desmond Ferguson (6'7''-G/F-77, agency: Scenic Sports Group, LLC., college: Detroit Mercy) with 22 points and Gary Ervin (6'1''-G-83, college: Arkansas) with 18 points. Kebs Next Game: Friday, March 12, 2010, against the Vermont Frost Heaves in Quebec Kebs at PEPS Stadium. source: PBL
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