B.League: Minus Thirdy Ravena, undermanned San-En loses seventh straight | Inquirer Sports

B.League: Minus Thirdy Ravena, undermanned San-En loses seventh straight

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 08:00 PM December 04, 2021

FILE -- Thirdy Ravena and San-en NeoPhoenix

FILE — Thirdy Ravena and San-en NeoPhoenix. –SANEN INSTAGRAM

MANILA, Philippines—San-En’s misery continued as its eight-man roster suffered a devastating 104-71 loss to Mikawa in its West Conference clash in the 2021-22 Japan B.League season Saturday at its home floor of Toyohashi City Gymnasium in Aichi.

Key cog Thirdy Ravena missed the game as he served the first of a two-game suspension imposed by the NeoPhoenix after the Filipino guard damaged a sponsor signboard in a loss to Toyama.

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San-En dropped its seventh straight game and slid to a 3-12 record for the 10th seed in the conference while the Seahorses tied Shimane in second at 10-5.

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The Seahorses held a narrow 41-38 lead heading into the break but waxed hot in the third quarter, where they outscored San-En, 30-17, stretching their advantage to  71-55 lead after Sumino Ryogo’s three-pointer just before the buzzer.

Jarrod Uthoff led Mikawa with 25 points, 16 rebounds, four assists, and two steals while Sumino added 23 points on 6-of-8 shooting from deep.

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Justin Knox led San-En with 26 points and eight rebounds while Sugiura Yusei and Tsuya Kazuma added 17 and 12 points, respectively.

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