Showing posts with label Sam Toluwase. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sam Toluwase. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 April 2016

Advantage to Sheffield Sharks after the first leg of the playoffs: 94-70 - against London Lions

A strong second-half performance from Sheffield Sharks gave them a 24 point cushion over London Lions going into Sunday's second leg playoff.  Sharks put in a good home performance despite missing Colin Sing and Patrick Horstmann who are still out injured, leaving only 10 on the bench.

After a scrappy start that saw London often lead be a few points, Sharks came back to square it 33-33 midway through the second quarter.  Some good point runs allowed Sharks to break away and ease to 55-41 early in the third quarter.

Mid-way through the second quarter the game was all squared at 33-33. However a 7-0 run to end the half and another 8-0 run to start the third quarter gave Sheffield a 55-41 lead which they built on to run out 94-70 winners on a night when other fancied teams struggled.

Jerrold Brooks was MVP with 31 points, 6 assists, 3 rebounds and 1 steal. Mike Tuck and TJ Robinson also scored 19 points each.

 TJ Robinson at the tip
 
 Brandon Hogg breaks through.
 John Barber keeps the ball
 Sam Toluwase claims two points
 TJ Robinson for two
 John Barber for two
 TJ Robinson
 TJ Robinson goes for a floater
 Jerrold Brooks pulls up the Lions defence
 Brandon Hogg goes for two
 Jerrold Brooks runs through the Lions defence
  Jerrold Brooks holds off the Lions defence
 George Brownell on the ball
Mike Tuck takes a free throw.
Jerrold Brooks ghosts past former Shark Nick Lewis.
Kyle Odister brings the ball out from defence.
Jerrold Brooks get blocked out.
Jerrold Brooks takes the free-throw.
TJ Robinson jumps for the basket.
Brandon Hogg gets blocked out.
Jerrold Brooks found space easier to find as the game went on and racked up his points tally..
Kyle Odister takes a free-throw.
John Barber breaks through the Lions defence.
MVP Jerrold Brooks



Wednesday, 23 March 2016

Sheffield Sharks pull away to victory over Leeds Force

Sheffield Sharks - confirmed as Yorkshire's #1 Basketball team for another year!  A scrappy encounter with Leeds Force (3 technical and plenty of ordinary fouls) saw Sheffield Sharks and Leeds Force even at 44-44 at half time with Sharks missing the high-line defence of Colin Sing who was out injured.  Sharks pulled away at the end to run out 81-70 winners which sees them edge closer to that play-off place.

 T J Robinson makes an early dunk
 Coach Atiba Lyons pulled out late with sickness so acting head coach Ariel Parrucci stepped up to the plate
 Jerrold Brooks jumping for two
 Kyle Odister shoots a long two

 Jerrold Brooks jumping again

 Brandon Hogg runs the line
 Sam Toluwase muscles in for two
 Mike Tuck shoots some free throws
 MVP T J Robinson

Friday, 8 January 2016

Sheffield Sharks continue their fine run with victory over Bristol Flyers

Sheffield Sharks ran out 70-43 winners over Bristol Flyers at the EIS, Sheffield and continued their fine run of recent wins which has seen them climb the BBL table.

Flyers had benefited from a two-week break since ending 2015 with a defeat away at Leicester Riders but started this game sluggishly, ending the first quarter down 17-10.

Sharks increased their lead to 11 midway through the second, before a couple of threes from Mathias Seilund saw Bristol get within two points of Sheffield.

But it wa not enough as a terrible run of nearly 6 minutes without a point followed forthe visitors , falling 18 points behind.

Sharks continued to dominate and a series of turnovers let them round out the third 55-35.

The fourth went the same way and allowed Sam Toluwase a home debut. 

 Mike Tuck contests the tip
 Colin Sing gets the dunk
 Mike Tuck on the break
 TJ Robinson goes for the slam
 Jerrold Brooks - cleared for takeoff
 Apparently, this is NOT a foul
Greg  Streete checks on his foul
 Kyle Odister shoots for two
 Jerrold Brooks on another break
 Kyle Odister rounds it out to 70-43 with a foul throw
Colin Sing was a deserved MVP -  10pts,  3blocks and overall strong defence