Daye stars but Sharks fall to heavy home loss
Plymouth Raiders moved themselves level with the Surrey Heat in fourth position after a comprehensive 7199 victory at One Health Sharks Sheffield on Friday night.
The opening quarter saw both teams trading baskets throughout with the lead changing hands on a number of different occasions. An Andrew Lasker basket with three minutes left in the period saw the visitors open up a healthy six point advantage at 2620,
moncler online, but baskets from Mike Tuck and Gage Daye saw the Sharks half the deficit by the end of the quarter as they trailed by three points at 2926.
In the second quarter, the Raiders continued to maintain their advantage over their hosts, but could not shake off a resilient Sharks outfit as a threepointer from Olu Babalola and a Zach Gachette basket trimmed the deficit down to a single point at 3837 with 5:26 remaining in the half.
However, this was as close as the home side would get however as the visitors sought to end the half strongly thanks to a 104 finish to head into the locker rooms leading 4841 at the half.
The visitors held onto that 12 point advantage at the end of the quarter thanks to a Michael Ojo basket to send them into the final stanza leading 7361.
In the final quarter, the Sharks tried valiantly to get themselves back into the contest, but the Raiders ended the home side's resilience as they enjoyed a 132 burst, with Jeremy Bell confirming their superiority late on.
n SHARKS: Daye 26, Babalola 16, Tuck 14, Gachette 5,
moncler france, Jemison 4, Williams/Bridge 2, Sing 1.
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