Recap of The Shootout at West Oaks
December 2010 from FloridaHoops.com

The schools play outside of the jurisdiction of the Florida High School Activities Association.  While some may choose to call them “Renegades”, the fact is these schools believe that they have a different mission when it comes to education and the role that sports play in that mission.  However you choose to view them, the bottom line is the programs in the Sunshine Independent Athletic Association have some very good teams and players on those teams.  The Shootout at West Oaks provided us with a chance to see many of these programs in one place this past weekend.

The Rock School out of Gainesville has the most state-wide recognition, having just left the FHSAA this year.  The team is filled with talented players especially in the freshmen and sophomore classes.  Against Florida Christian Institute of Fort Myers, The Rock’s top performer was 6’0 freshman guard Mitchell Wilbekin.  He is one of the few players regardless of class that can consistently score from mid-range off the dribble while being contested by the defense.  On top of that, he is smart when it comes to shot selection and doesn’t try to force what clearly isn’t there.  A point guard that can score, Wilbekin is a solid ball-handler vs. pressure, makes good decisions with the basketball and throws catchable passes.  Defensively he works hard but will need to add strength and increase his lateral foot speed both of which will certainly come with age.

The Rock’s 6’7 soph Alain Chigha didn’t knock down shots like we have seen in the past but his rebounding and his defense more than compensated…

Former TRS Standout to Transfer Colleges
June 20, 2010

Former standout forward Patrick Konan from the class of 2009 is transferring to the University of New Hampshire. As a freshman, Konan attended Liberty University in Virginia and played for long time college coach Dale Layer this past season. Konan started 24 of 31 games for the Flames last season averaging 6.9 points and 4.4 rebounds.

Konan will transfer to UNH and is required to red-shirt this season due to NCAA rules. UNH plays in the America East Conference and Konan will likely have the opportunity to compete against another former TRS standout Moussa Camara who plays for Binghamton.

"I am really excited about UNH. I liked Liberty and appreciate all that Coach Layer did for me and I had a great opportunity to start as a freshman. When UNH recruited me after my release from Liberty, they were really excited about possibly getting me. And then when I went to visit, they were excited. And when I committed to them, they were so excited and that really made me happy because it made me feel like they really wanted me to be a part of their program," said Konan. "So I am excited about the possibility of playing the wing there and finishing my career there."

Date: January 13, 2009
Opponent: Mandarin Christian (Jax)
Location: Away

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 12, Patrick Konan - 12, Vlad Kondratyev - 8, Naglis Visinskis - 8, Jeremy Williams - 11, Alex Thompson - 2, Austin Harrell - 6
3-PTS: Jeremy Williams - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 5 (4 Def / 1 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 7

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 7, Patrick Konan - 21, Vlad Kondratyev - 9, Rey Velez - 6, Naglis Visinskis - 9, Jeremy Williams - 2, Austin Harrell - 11
3-PTS: Austin Harrell - 3, Scottie Wilbekin, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 10 (7 Def / 3 Off)
Assists Leader: Rey Velez - 6
Steals: Rey Velez - 5

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Patrick Konan - 14, Vlad Kondratyev - 10, Rey Velez - 3, Naglis Visinskis - 9, Mitchell Wilbekin - 11, Jeremy Williams - 3, Alex Thompson - 5, Jared Crane - 2, Austin Harrell - 4
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin, Scottie Wilbekin - 3, Naglis Visinskis, Jeremy Williams - 1
Rebound Leader: Mitchell Wilbekin - 6 (4 Def / 2Off)
Assists Leader: Rey Velez - 3
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 6

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 16, Patrick Konan - 16, Vlad Kondratyev - 20, Rey Velez - 9, Naglis Visinskis - 6, Mitchell Wilbekin - 5, Jeremy Williams - 2
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin, Scottie Wilbekin, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 8 (5 Def / 3 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin, Patrick Konan, Rey Velez - 3

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 14, Patrick Konan - 7, Vlad Kondratyev - 15, Rey Velez - 6, Jeremy Williams - 2
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 2
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 14(10 Def / 4Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 3
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin, Patrick Konan, Naglis Visinskis - 1

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 14, Patrick Konan - 14, Vlad Kondratyev - 15, Rey Velez - 9, Naglis Visinskis - 11, Mitchell Wilbekin - 5, Austin Harrell - 2
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin, Naglis Visinskis - 1
Rebound Leader: Vlad Kondratyev - 7 (2 Def / 5 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin, Austin Harrell, Naglis Visinskis - 1

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 13, Patrick Konan - 11, Vlad Kondratyev - 12, Rey Velez - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 4, Mitchell Wilbekin - 4
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 1
Rebound Leader: Vlad Kondratyev - 9 (6 Def / 3 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Naglis Visinskis - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 7, Patrick Konan - 11, Vlad Kondratyev - 6, Rey Velez - 6, Naglis Visinskis - 5, Mitchell Wilbekin - 5, Alex Thompson - 2
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin, Mitchell Wilbekin, Vlad Kondratyev-1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 8 (6 Def / 2 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Naglis Visinskis - 2

Only a sophomore, 6’2 Scottie Wilbekin of Gainesville (FL) The Rock School does a great job of controlling a basketball game. He understands how to effectively use his dribble to break the press, pushes the ball when needed and slows tempo when necessary, and keeps his teammates involved. Offensively, he sees the court very well, makes great decisions with the basketball and can create his own shot, pulling up off the dribble for mid-range jumpers and floaters when he gets into the lane. He had a great forty foot left-handed bounce pass on the break that brought the crowd to its feet. Wilbekin hits free throws and threes and on the defensive does an excellent job of moving his feet. He is certainly a strong candidate for top 100 player in the class of 2011.

6’5 junior wing Patrick Konan of The Rock School is an interesting case. He’s listed as a junior as he is playing his third year of high school basketball. However, age wise he will be ineligible in Florida next season so the future is a little cloudy on the academic front. Basketball-wise there is a lot to like about him. Konan has a strong frame, is very athletic, shoots it well from the arc and in and finishes great around the basket. He threw a really nice pass to a cutter for a basket and had an acrobatic finish with his left (off) hand in traffic. His dribbling could use improvement but he is certainly one for mid-majors to keep an eye on.

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 20, Patrick Konan - 30, Vlad Kondratyev - 2, Rey Velez - 8, Naglis Visinskis - 13, Mitchell Wilbekin - 4, Jeremy Williams - 2
3-PTS: Patrick Konan - 2, Scottie Wilbekin - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 14 (9 Def / 5 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Patrick Konan - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 4, Patrick Konan - 14, Vlad Kondratyev - 10, Rey Velez - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 6, Mitchell Wilbekin - 12, Jeremy Williams - 10, Austin Harrell - 6, Alex Thompson - 6, Jared Crane - 6
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin - 2, Jeremy Williams - 2
Rebound Leader: Austin Harrell - 7(2 Def / 5Off)
Assists Leader: Mitchell Wilbekin - 6
Steals: Jared Crane - 4

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 14, Patrick Konan - 19, Vlad Kondratyev - 19, Rey Velez - 9, Naglis Visinskis - 1
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 2, Patrick Konan - 3
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 12 (6 Def / 6 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 5

Scottie Wilbekin was named to the All-Tournament Team for his performance in leading The Rock to third place at the Good Counsel Tip-off Classic in Maryland.

Patrick Konan was named the Most Outstanding Player and Scottie Wilbekin was named to the All-Tournament Team at the GatorTown Hoops Classic on Thanksgiving Weekend.

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 13, Patrick Konan - 16, Vlad Kondratyev - 4, Rey Velez - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 1, Mitchell Wilbekin - 4
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 2, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Vlad Kondratyev - 6 (6 Def / 0 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 14, Patrick Konan - 13, Vlad Kondratyev - 7, Rey Velez - 8, Naglis Visinskis - 4
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 2
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 6(5 Def / 1Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 3
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 22, Patrick Konan - 15, Vlad Kondratyev - 10, Rey Velez - 3, Naglis Visinskis - 4, Jared Crane - 2, Austin Harrell - 1
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 2
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 8 (5 Def / 3 Off)
Assists Leader: Patrick Konan - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 4

Scorers: Patrick Konan - 13, Scottie Wilbekin - 12, Vlad Kondratyev - 12, Rey Velez - 10, Naglis Visinskis - 7, Mitchell Wilbekin - 6
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin - 2, Scottie Wilbekin - 1, Naglis Visinskis - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 10(9 Def / 1Off)
Assists Leader: Patrick Konan - 4
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Rey Velez - 15, Patrick Konan - 15, Vlad Kondratyev - 14, Mitchell Wilbekin - 7, Naglis Visinskis - 6, Jeremy Williams - 4
3-PTS: Mitchell Wilbekin - 2, Vlad Kondratyev - 2, Scottie Wilbekin - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 20 (15 Def / 5 Off)
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 10
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 7

School: The Rock

Inside: Vlad Kondratyev, 6’8 Sr

Outside: Scottie Wilbekin, 6’0 So

Comments: Vlad is a rock solid interior player with good scoring moves around the basket and has the range to step out and knock down twelve to fifteen foot jump shots with consistency. Wilbekin has a high basketball IQ and an accurate jumper, particularly off the dribble from mid-range.

School: The Rock

Frontcourt: 6’5 Jr Patrick Konan; 6’8 Sr Vlad Kondratyev

Strengths: Power, scoring

Question marks: Depth

Comments: Konan could eventually play the two in college but at this level he is a three/four due to his strength, explosiveness, and ability to get things done around the basket. He has improved in all phases of the game as now he must be respected from deep and is a much better ball-handler. Koudratev has good scoring tools out to fifteen feet and is crafty when it comes to getting the ball in the basket when he is around the rim. He moves well up and down the court and works the glass hard on both ends.

Vlad is the third player from The Rock to sign a Division I scholarship in the past four years, joining Moussa Camara (Binghamton) and Vytas Sulskis (Youngstown State). He will be the 11th graduate from The Rock School to play collegiate basketball since 2000.

To see photos of the signing ceremony, click on the photo gallery in the menu bar. To watch a video recap of the event, click video on the main menu above.

excerpts from FloridaHoops.com

"The goal of taking Hoop Mountain to the front of the pack for Florida is quickly becoming a reality. This weekend's event at the Basketball Academy at IMG Academy makes an exclamation point on the word talent."

Rounding out the 2009 standouts is The Rock School's 6'8" center Vladyslav Kondratyev. Vlad has come a long way since last I saw him. His footwork has improved and he now displays a nice hook shot in the lane. He used both left and right hooks on separate occasions but seems more comfortable with his left. He worked hard down low and made some drop step moves and showed he can knock down some jump shots as he steps away from the basket. His foot speed is still a bit questionable if Division I is in his future. But, he could make the right team very happy playing the man in the middle or a power forward position. He has a strong, solid frame and does seem to like being in the post which is almost unusual in this day and age.

The Class of 2010 was well represented as there was a Barbarian in the house. A nickname that described this young man's play from an event last year, 6'5" Patrick Konan from The Rock School has moved his game outside. Yes, he can still play in the paint. Yes, he can still defend bigger, stronger players, well within reason anyway. But, Patrick has found a jumpshot that works from the three point line and he is not afraid to shoot it. He can handle the ball well in traffic and showed a good ability to make an assist or two to keep defenders guessing just what he was going to do. His game has improved immensely over the last year. It will be interesting to watch this young man over the next two years.

The Class of 2011 featured more guard oriented type play and The Rock School's 6'2" point guard Scottie Wilbekin directs a team well. He can setup an offense and make sure good things happen. He knocked some jump shots and workd his way inside and out as he hit some pull-up jumpers and finds the basket with ease. He is active on the defensive end and really makes the offense work. He did a nice job of making players uncomfortable and enabling a player come from the back side for an easy steal and layup on the other end quickly.

Our final candidate for player of the day was 6’1 sophomore point guard Scottie Wilbekin of The Rock School in Gainesville. He may have had the most complete game of any backcourt player on Sunday. His mastery of the fundamentals, court vision, and ability to see plays as they are about to happen set him apart from nearly all of the kids his age. Wilbekin also has the ability to create for himself as well as others, whether it is getting to the basket and finishing in traffic or pulling up from mid-range off the bounce. Some may question his overall athleticism but he certainly is at least above average in that category.

Maybe the most fundamentally sound post player on Saturday was Vlad Kondratyev from The Rock in Gainesville. The 6’8 senior has a nice turn-around jumper from both sides of the line, uses his body well on post moves inside, and has the skill to step out to mid-range and knock down shots. One move that especially stood out was a spin move that left him under the basket but he was able to muscle his defender away and power up for a bucket. He’s only a little above average at best athletically but he runs the court hard and rebounds well within his area.

Maybe the most consistent player on his team over the three games played today was Patrick Konan. The 6’5 junior wing from The Rock in Gainesville has done a real good job of moving his game to the perimeter. He has an explosive first step to the basket, explodes off the floor and finishes with contact. Konan gets high on his jumper and while not always consistent, it does have good form and is just a matter of repetition to reach consistency. Maybe one his most under-rated attributes is his ability to grab rebounds on the offensive end and convert over bigger players.

FSU, Bryant University, University of Tampa, and University of North Florida are also expected to visit in the days ahead.

Scottie Wilbekin and Patrick Konan recently attended the FSU campus for the football game against Wake Forest courtesy of the basketball staff. They had a great time tailgating and getting to know the current FSU basketball players.

September 27 - Juniors & Seniors
September 28 - Freshmen & Sophomores
(Limited to 80 players per session)

Download an application and camp flyer at www.teamfloridabball.com.

Registration deadline is September 12, 2008.

Also, a big congratulations to Mitchell Wilbekin, a rising 7th grader, whose Team Breakdown won the 13U AAU National Championships in July! It was Mitchell's second national championship in three years. (His team won the 11U title in 2006 and finished as runner-up for the 12U title last summer.)

Patrick Konan, Class of 2010, attended Elite Camp at FSU and has an invitation to attend at the University of Florida as well.

Vlad Kondratyev, Class of 2009, attended Elite Camp at FSU.

TRS Rising Senior Receives Scholarship Offer
July 21, 2008

Vlad Kondratyev received a scholarship offer from D-I Morehead State University in Kentucky. MSU is a member of the Ohio Valley Conference. Other schools of interest include Western Kentucky, Baylor, Phode Island, Davidson, and Embry Riddle.

The Rock finished 3-1 in the tournament round of Florida Team Camp, advancing to the Elite Eight. The Rock defeated Melbourne HS, Boyd Anderson HS, and Martin County HS, before falling to Gainesville High.

Vlad Kondratyev, Class of 2009 - ranked #19
Patrick Konan, Class of 2010 - ranked #5
Scottie Wilbekin, Class of 2011 - ranked #7

College Scholarship Signees
June 01, 2008

The following seniors signed letters of intent to play basketball for these colleges next fall.

Anton Tuz - Tusculum College, TN
Borgia M'Bala - Bluefield College, VA
Trae Mayberry - St. John's River Community College, FL
Saule Kontautaite - Weatherford College, TX

A year younger than his NTF 16U teammates, 6'1 point guard Scottie Wilbekin of The Rock more than fit in. A solid, fundamental player, Wilbekin does a great job of protecting the ball against aggressive defenders and traps, makes smart passes, and knocks down open shots. Maybe the best part is he doesn't force the action or try to do things he isn't capable of. While very athletic and quick point guards can give him trouble on the defensive end, he more than makes up for it with his high basketball IQ and ability to run a team.

"The most skilled inside player for the Lee Bulls 17U this weekend was Vladyslav Kondratyev, a 2009 6'8 big forward from The Rock School in Gainesville. "Vlad" has some very nice scoring tools: a jump hook inside, a mid-range jumper that he'll kiss off the glass from the wing, and range to the arc given time to set his feet. He's got a fairly solid frame and battles hard inside for rebounds on both ends. He struggles a bit guarding players out on the perimeter and can be over-powered inside but as he gets stronger the latter won't be much of an issue."

"Another underclassman in Class of 2009 6'8" Vladyslav Kondratyev from The Rock School. Vladyslav was one of those players that continued to get better as the day got longer. He had quite a repetorie with outside shots, inside shots, and just a good overall showing."

Most Improved Player: Patrick Konan, So.
Season Recap: 11 ppg (tied for 2nd), 5 rpg (tied for 1st)
Game Highs: 22 points, 10 rebounds

Best Defensive Player: Anton Tuz, Sr.
Season Recap: 5 rpg (tied for 1st on team), 17 blocks (1st), 20 3-pointers made (2nd on team)

Best Offensive Player: Trae Mayberry, Sr.
Season Recap: 13 ppg (1st)
Game Highs: 21, 20, & 18 points; 11 rebounds
GatorTown Hoops Classic All Tournament Team
NCFCA All-Star Game

Lion's Heart Award: Borgia M'Bala, Sr.
Season Recap: 9 ppg, 29 3-pointers made (1st on team)
Game Highs: 17 ppg
NCFCA All-Star Game
The Lion's Heart is the school's most coveted award and is presented annually to a student based upon attitude, responsibility, leadership, integrity, ability, academics, character, hustle, determination, and sportsmanship.

Scottie Wilbekin, freshmen, was named the North Central Florida Coaches Association's 1A-2A Player of the Year.
Season Recap: 11 ppg (tied 2nd) 5.9 apg (1st), 2.7 steals (1st)
Game Highs: 16 points, 9 assists, 5 steals

Scorers: Borgia M'Bala - 15, Trae Mayberry - 12, Patrick Konan - 10, Anton Tuz - 9, Scottie Wilbekin - 8, Vlad Kondratyez - 8, Chris Peoples - 5, Rey Velez - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 2, Devon Maxwell - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 3, Chris Peoples - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 9
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 6
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Patrick Konan - 18, Anton Tuz - 14, Trae Mayberry - 12, Scottie Wilbekin - 12, , Vlad Kondratyez - 9, Borgia M'Bala - 5, Josh Chapov - 3, Rey Velez - 3, Jay Reichardt - 2
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 2, Josh Chapov - 1, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Vlad Kondratyev - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Trae Mayberry - 18, Borgia M'Bala - 13, Chris Peoples - 9, Scottie Wilbekin - 9, Anton Tuz - 5, Devon Maxwell - 4, Rey Velez - 2, Patrick Konan - 2
3-PTS: Chris Peoples - 3, Borgia M'Bala - 3, Scottie Wilbekin - 2, Anton Tuz - 1
Rebound Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 4
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Borgia M'Bala - 14, Trae Mayberry - 6, Scottie Wilbekin - 4, Anton Tuz - 3, Chris Peoples - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 2, Anton Tuz - 1
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 7
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 4
Steals: Trae Mayberry - 1, Anton Tuz - 1

"Individual Standouts from the Diamondback Challenge"
(Belleview High School, January 19)

"It’s rare that we highlight freshmen, but Scottie Wilbekin of The Rock keeps performing at a high level. Already the leader on the floor, the 6’0 point guard gets his teammates in the right spots and gives them the ball where they can best use it. He does a good job using head and ball fakes to get by his defender to make plays. Wilbekin’s shot form is good and he knocked a few shots down off the bounce and with a hand in his face. As he gets older he will get stronger which is his main deficiency right now. He is certainly one of the top players in the class of 2011."

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Patrick Konan - 14, Borgia M'Bala - 12, Trae Mayberry - 6, Jermaine Goggins - 6, Devon Maxwell - 5, Jay Reichardt - 4, Vlad Kondratyev - 4, Anton Tuz - 3, Josh Chapov - 2, Naglis Visinskis - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 1, Anton Tuz - 1, Devon Maxwell - 1
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 5, Jay Reichardt - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 9
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Trae Mayberry - 11, Patrick Konan - 9, Borgia M'Bala - 7, Chris Peoples - 5, Vlad Kondratyez - 4, Anton Tuz - 4, Devon Maxwell - 2
3-PTS: Scottie Wilbekin - 3, Chris Peoples - 1, Borgia M'Bala - 1, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 7
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Borgia M'Bala - 17, Scottie Wilbekin - 13, Trae mayberry - 12, Anton Tuz - 12, Patrick Konan - 11, Vlad Kondratyev - 6, Chris Peoples - 3, Devon Maxwell - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 3, Chris Peoples - 1, Anton Tuz - 1
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 6
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 6
Steals: Vlad Kondratyev - 2

Scorers: Trae Mayberry - 14, Scottie Wilbekin - 13, Patrick Konan - 12, Anton Tuz - 8, Vlad Kondratyev - 4, Devon Maxwell - 4, Borgia M'Bala - 3, Chris Peoples - 2
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 2
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 8
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 4
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 5

Scorers: Trae Mayberry - 10, Patrick Konan - 8, Scottie Wilbekin - 6, Vlad Kondratyev - 6, Devon Maxwell - 4, Chris Peoples - 3, Jermaine Goggins - 2, Borgia M'Bala - 2
3-PTS: Chris Peoples - 1
Rebound Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Devon Maxwell - 3

Scorers: Patrick Konan - 19, Trae Mayberry - 14, Scottie Wilbekin - 7, Vlad Kondratyev - 8, Chris Peoples - 6, Jermaine Goggins - 6, Jay Reichardt - 6, Anton Tuz - 7, Borgia M'Bala - 3, Jamie Hodges - 3
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 1
Rebound Leader: Jay Reichardt - 7
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 6
Steals: Patrick Konan - 4

Scorers: Trae Mayberry - 12, Scottie Wilbekin - 10, Patrick Konan - 8, Vlad Kondratyev - 7, Chris Peoples - 2
3-PTS: none
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 4
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 4

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Trae Mayberry - 12, Vlad Kondratyev - 12, Anton Tuz - 10, Patrick Konan - 10, Chris Peoples - 3, Rey Velez - 2
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 2, Vlad Kondratyev - 2, Scottie Wilbekin - 2, Patrick Konan - 1, Chris Peoples - 1
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 11
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 16, Borgia M'Bala - 13, Trae Mayberry - 12, Patrick Konan - 6
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 3
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 5, Anton Tuz - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 2, Patrick Konan - 2
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 5

Scorers: Borgia M'Bala - 14, Trae Mayberry - 13, Scottie Wilbekin - 9, Anton Tuz - 6, Patrick Konan - 4, Vlad Kondratyev - 4, Rey Velez - 2, Chris Peoples -2, Devon Maxwell - 2, Jay Reichardt - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 2
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 10
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 6
Steals: four players with one steal apiece

Scorers: Patrick Konan - 15, Borgia M'Bala - 10, Scottie Wilbekin - 6, Rey Velez - 3, Vlad Kondratyev - 3, Anton Tuz - 3
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 2, Patrick Konan - 2, Anton Tuz - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 4
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 1

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 14, Anton Tuz - 12, Trae Mayberry - 12, Patrick Konan - 11, Rey Velez - 2, Borgia M'Bala - 2
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 2, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 6
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 6
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 4

Scorers: Scottie Wilbekin - 15, Patrick Konan - 13, Trae Mayberry - 12, Anton Tuz - 12, Borgia M'Bala - 6
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 2, Borgia M'Bala - 2, Patrick Konan - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 7
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Anton Tuz - 16, Patrick Konan - 13, Borgia M'Bala - 13, Trae Mayberry - 12, Chris Peoples - 5, Rey Velez - 4, Nathan Snodgrass - 1, Jay Reichardt - 1
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 3, Borgia M'Bala - 2,Chris Peoples - 1
Rebound Leader: Patrick Konan - 5, Borgia M'Bala - 5
Assists Leader: Jermaine Goggins - 7
Steals: Anton Tuz - 3

Scorers: Borgia M'Bala - 15, Patrick Konan - 11, Scottie Wilbekin - 10, Anton Tuz - 10, Trae Mayberry - 10, Chris Peoples - 2
3-PTS: Borgia M'Bala - 2, Patrick Konan - 1, Scottie Wilbekin - 1
Rebound Leader: Anton Tuz - 13
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 4

Scorers: Patrick Konan - 22, Trae Mayberry - 21, Borgia M'Bala - 13, Anton Tuz - 13, Naglis Visinskis - 8, Jamie Hodges - 5, Scottie Wilbekin - 4, Nathan Snodgrass - 3, Josh Chapov - 1
3-PTS: Patrick Konan - 4, Borgia M'Bala - 3, Nathan Snodgrass - 1, Trae Mayberry - 1, Anton Tuz - 1
Rebound Leader:Naglis Visinskis - 9
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 8
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 3

Scorers: Trae Mayberry - 20, Scottie Wilbekin - 8, Borgia M'Bala - 8, Patrick Konan - 5, Devon Maxwell - 4, Chris Peoples - 3, Naglis Visinskis - 3, Rey Velez - 2, Anton Tuz - 2
3-PTS: Chris Peoples - 1
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 5
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 2

Scorers: Anton Tuz - 11, Trae Mayberry - 11, Scottie Wilbekin - 10, Patrick Konan - 9, Vlad Kondratyev - 9, Naglis Visinskis - 7, Rey Velez - 6, Borgia M'Bala - 5, Chris Peoples - 2, Nathan Snodgrass - 2, Devon Maxwell - 2, Jamie Hodges - 1
3-PTS: Anton Tuz - 1, Scottie Wilbekin - 1, Borgia M'Bala - 1
Rebound Leader: Trae Mayberry - 5, Patrick Konan - 5
Assists Leader: Scottie Wilbekin - 7
Steals: Scottie Wilbekin - 4