The Cardinal Fanatic will put on his analytical beak and
look at every statistical category!
3-point Shooting – Plainfield +9
Plainfield connected on 6 three pointers compared to The
Patrick School’s 3.
Points in the Paint – The Patrick School +2
The Patrick School connected on 20 field goals below the
arc/in the paint compared to 19 by Plainfield.
Block Shots – Even
No block party tonight.
No blocks recorded for the entire game.
Assists – Plainfield +6
Plainfield dished out 15 assists compared to The Patrick
School’s 9. Jordan Sears led the
Cardinals with 6 assists. Otis
Livingston and Darrian Collins led The Patrick School with 3 assists each.
Rebounds – The Patrick School +1
The Patrick School grabbed 24 rebounds while Plainfield
grabbed 23 rebounds.
At this point, it would seem that the Cardinals held the
advantage with a 7-point advantage on points scored from the field. But the following statistical categories is
where the Cardinals loss the game.
Steals – The Patrick School +11
The Patrick School picked up 18 steals compared to the
Cardinals 7.
Turnovers – The Patrick School +6
The Patrick School took better care of the ball by
committing 14 turnovers compared to the Cardinals 20.
Free Throw Shooting – The Patrick School +12
Plainfield shot 75% while The Patrick School shot 71% from
the free throw line. But this is where
the game was won for The Patrick School.
The Patrick School scored 15 points from the free bee-line while
Plainfield scored 3. Denzel Christian
was perfect from the free throw line for Plainfield but The Patrick School’s 12
point advantage in this statistical category was able to help them over come
the 7 point deficit from the field.
The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game
1)
Plainfield – Sophomore Jachai Simmons 6’5” – {ER-21}
Jachai makes his debut as the
Efficiency Player of the Game. Jachai
scored 14 points on 78% shooting from below the arc. Jachai also grabbed a game high 8 rebounds, picked up a team high
tying 2 steals (Ahmad Baker and Wade Brown also with 2 steals), and dropped off
2 assists. His thunderous dunk in the
lane excited the home crowd.
2)
The Patrick School – Senior DeAndre Bembry 6’6” – {ER-19}
BKA as Dr. J, Mr. Bembry was
electrifying around the rim. DeAndre scored a game high tying 19 points on 64%
shooting below the arc (Plainfield’s Christian Cook also with 19 points). Bembry also grabbed 6 rebounds, dished out
an assist, and picked up a steal.
3)
Plainfield – Junior Christian Cook 6’1” – {ER-18}
On any other night Christian would
have been Efficiency Player of the Game.
Christian was lights out from the field. Cook was COOKING! The red
hot Cook shot 83% from below the arc and shot 60% from beyond the arc to drop a
game high tying 19 points. Cook took
care of the ball also by only committing 1 turnover for the entire game.
4)
Plainfield – Sophomore Ahmad Baker 6’8” – {ER-15}
Ahmad was perfect from the field,
grabbed 6 rebounds, picked up a team high tying 2 steals, and dropped off an
assist. Baker only committed 1 turnover
for the entire game.
5)
The Patrick School – Sophomore Kamar McKnight 6’4” – {ER-14}
McKnight was blowing tunes from
the field. Kamar shot 100% from below
the arc and shot 75% from the free throw line.
McKnight also grabbed a team high 7 rebounds, picked up 3 steals and
dropped an assist.
6)
The Patrick School – Junior Kymaal Champayne 6’2” – {ER-12}
Kymaal shot 3 for 3 from the free
throw line, dropped an assist and grabbed 1 board. But Kymaal was able to have The Patrick School put the Champayne
on ice by picking up a whopping game high 7 steals.
7)
The Patrick School – Senior Isaiah Lewis 6’5” – {ER-10}
Lewis shot 50% from the field,
grabbed 4 rebounds and picked up 2 steals. Lewis took very good care of the
rock by not committing a single turnover for the entire game.
The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.
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