After a noble fight against the Toledo Glass City, the Sudbury Five lost 102-100 for game three. The Five, nonetheless, showed chemistry on court with some of their plays.
Zena Edosomwan was able to put up 21 points this game and 14 rebounds. Harvard grad Edosomwan joined the Five back in December after playing in the NCAA for four years. The 6-9 player showed great mobility and control on the court.
Tyrell Gumbs-Frater, Marcel White, Jeremy Harris and Josiah Moore all scored more than ten points last night as well. White had a particularly good game drilling in the buckets shooting 5-6 field goals and 4-5 three-point shots.
As far as assists go, Jason Calliste had 6 for Friday evening and Dexter William Jr. assisted 5.
It was the Glass City’s guards Travon Howard and Christopher Darrington that made the difference as Howard scored 30 points total for the game and Darrington, 29. Glass city also totalled 16 second chance points for the evening while the Five scored 10 as a team.
The team is hitting the road once again for Syracuse to take on the Stallions on Sunday. The Five will be playing on home court on March 5 when they welcome the Lansing Pharoahs.
Sudbury Five loses game three against the Toledo Glass City - Sudbury.com
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