PrimeTime Players Closes Season with Shooting Display at Fayetteville.

Published on June 11, 2012 under Tobacco Road Basketball League (TRBL)
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PrimeTime Players and Fayetteville combined for 72 first quarter points that was just the start to 3 more quarters of plenty of up and down scoring, that the fans of Fayetteville loved. PrimeTime finished the second quarter on a 21-4 run to open a 77-60 halftime lead behind 43 combined points from Terell Smith and Antonio Houston. The second half was all PrimeTime as they scored 50 points in the 3rd quarter and where able to open a 36 point lead going into the fourth quarter, and ended with 47 in the fourth quarter which left them 3 points short of the league team scoring record. Antonio Houston was able to finish with 50 points on 17 for 34 shooting which won him the league scoring title and also the most points in a game that he will have to share with teammate Jaime Vaughn who also added 50 points shooting 20 of 27 from the floor.

PrimeTime Players also had standout games from Donald Rutherford who had 22 points and 8 rebounds, while Malachai Jones finished with 18 points and 22 rebounds. Victor Street Jr also secured the assists title with 10 assists in the game and Terell Smith finished with 30 points.

Fayetteville where led in scoring by Raymon McKeithan who finished with 27 points and 9 rebounds, and Fayetteville also had 3 players with double-doubles Brandon Streeter 21 points and 15 rebounds, DeShawn McLean 22 points 12 rebounds, and Matt Jones with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Jarrick Jones also added 21 points for Fayetteville.

With the win PrimeTime moves to 11-1 in league play and will host the Semifinals game at home against Fayetteville friday night June 15th at 7:00 on there home court of The Pointe in Fort Mill.

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