Los Angeles Stars slay the Tijuana Dragons 123-98

December 13, 2004 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Los Angeles Aftershock News Release


Los Angeles, CA - The Los Angeles Stars get back to their winning ways with a 123-98 win over the visiting Tijuana Dragons. The Stars who where led by SF Ramel 'Rock' Lloyd's 38pts (30 in the 2nd half), former Phoenix Sun & Los Angeles Laker Cedric Ceballos's 17pts and 17rebs, PG A.J. Diggs 9pts and 14ast. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jr, son of the Legend added 13pts, 8rebs and Rudy Williams chipped in 14pts and 14rebs. Matt Houser who is coming off a rib injury played limited minutes to test out the ribs added 11pts.

Tijuana was led by Gene Shipley's 27pts, Reggie Mckay's 14pts and 14rebs and center Jermy Vague's 18pts. David Black added 19ts.

"If we play and rebound the way we played tonight, we can finish this home stand 3-1 (6-3 overall) before we head to Portland for 2 against the Reign," say Stars Coach Burrel Lee. Lee added "I felt we thought after the first half that Tijuana was just going to roll over for us, but we had another thing coming in the second half, as they fought and clawed their way to a 1pt lead mid way through the 3rd. If we play like this in our next 2 games we can chalk them both up as loses as I know both the Jam and Warriors will be coming in looking for wins."

The Stars are home again Tuesday, December 14th at 7pm vs. the Long Beach Jam and Wednesday, December 15th at 7pm vs. the Ontario Warriors.

For more information on the Los Angeles Stars please visit www.lastarsbasketball.com, call 323-971-0198 or email info@lastarsbasketball.com

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