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Bang Bus (2-0)
@ We Fly High
(0-2)
By Tina Bui (ABA Senior Sports
Writer)
Bang Bus has won its
last two games to
improve to 2-0 overall.
Their most recent
triumph was last
Thursday's, nine point
decision over Ballology.
Bang Bus was masterful
once again succeeding
with stellar defensive
play holding their
opponents to under 50
points for the second
straight game.
Defensively, Bang Bus
ranks third in the
mid-west division in
scoring defense allowing
only 46.5 ppg.
Offensively, the team is
netting 52.0 ppg, led by
Ed Santos who is
averaging 14.5 ppg along
with a team best, 2.5
threes per game.
Albart Deguzman has
also made his presence
felt averaging 11.5 ppg
while distributing 2.5
apg.
Deguzman is also
the team's second
leading rebounder
pulling down 4.5 rpg.
George Arrendondo,
despite averaging only
7.5 has made his
presents felt on the
glass pulling down an
impressive 10.0 rpg. As
a team, Bang Bus is
shooting 53.6 percent
from the field while
dishing out and
impressive 9.5 apg.
Ahead
by double digits at the
break, We Fly High
appeared to be well on
their way to victory
during their game last
Thursday night before
team Impact bounced back
outscoring We Fly High,
27-16 in the second
half, giving We Fly High
a heart-breaking
one-point loss. Scott
Wu lead all scores
for We Fly High with 10
points, 2 threes and 5
rebounds while Ben Wu
tallied up 9 points, 1
three and 8 rebounds.
James Vollehals also
finished with 9 points
and 3 rebounds while
Ali Mohammadi tacked
on 8 points an 9
rebounds. Combined, We
Fly High connected on
only 3-of-10 from the
charity line while
out-rebounding team
Impact, 29-27.
With
two games in the books,
Ali Mohammadi is
the team's top point
producer averaging 10.0
ppg, and he is second on
the glass with 6.5 rpg.
Ben Wu is
pitching in with 8.0 ppg
along with a team
leading 7.5 rpg while
James Vollehals
checks in with 7.0 ppg
and 2.5 rpg. As a team
We Fly High is averaging
39.0 ppg while shooting
33% at the charity line.
They are 0-2 in division
play with 78 total
season points.
