A Fanatic Summation of the Patrick School vs. Plainfield
Game
The Patrick School philosophy for this game was to go to the
Dr. - The Patrick School went to Dr. Dre Bembry over and over to pull away to
the easy victory over the Cardinals.
Bembry gave a record efficiency performance by breaking the 2-year
efficiency record held by Plainfield’s Justin Sears.
Block Shots – Advantage (Plainfield)
Plainfield rejected 4 shot attempts while The Patrick School
rejected 2.
Free Throw Shooting – Advantage (Patrick School)
The Patrick School converted 8 free throw attempts while
Plainfield converted 7.
3-Point Shooting – Advantage (Plainfield)
Plainfield converted 3 3-point attempts while The Patrick
School converted 1. Plainfield’s
Christian Cook connected on one of Plainfield’s 3-point conversions. Kymaal
Champayne connected on The Patrick School’s only 3-point make for the game.
Rebounds – Advantage (Patrick School)
The Patrick School grabbed 24 rebounds while Plainfield
grabbed 23.
Plainfield could not overcome the strategy of The Patrick
School attacking the basket. The
Patrick School controlled the game as seen in the following statistical
categories.
Turnovers – Advantage (Patrick School)
The Patrick School committed 13 turnovers compared to
Plainfield’s 21. This gave the Celtics
an 8-possession advantage or a potential 16-point advantage in the game.
Steals – Advantage (Patrick School)
The Patrick School picked up 11 steals while Plainfield
picked up 7.
Points in the Paint – Advantage (Patrick School)
The Patrick School converted 27 field goals below the arc
compared to 15 by Plainfield. This gave
The Patrick School a 24-point advantage in this category.
Assists – Advantage (The Patrick School)
The Patrick School dished out 14 assists compared to
Plainfield’s 10. The Patrick School
Darian Collins dished out a game high 6 assists.
The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game
1)
Patrick School - Senior DeAndre Bembry 6’6” – {ER-48}*
Dr. Dre gave the best efficiency
performance in the history of the Cardinal Fanatic analyzation of High School
basketball games. The Doctor definitely
was operating today and he was not accepting any co-payments. Bembry definitely ensured an efficient game
by not taking any 3-point attempts and focused on attacking the basket. The St. Joseph University bound Bembry shot
a sizzling 75% from the field and was perfect from the foul line to score a
game high 35 points. Bembry completed
his record performance night by grabbing a game high 7 rebounds, snatching a
game high 6 steals, dropping off 2 assists and rejecting a game high tying 2
shot attempts (Plainfield’s Denzel Christian also rejected 2 shot attempts).
2)
Plainfield – Senior Denzel Christian 6’6” – {ER-19}
Denzel Christian shot 75% from
below the arc. DC scored a team high
tying 13 points (Denzel Johnson also scored 13 points), grabbed a team high 5
rebounds and rejected a game high 2 shot attempts. Denzel completed an efficient night by only committing 1 turnover.
3)
Plainfield – Senior Denzel Johnson 6’1” – {ER-13}
Johnson shot perfect from beyond
the arc. DJ scored a team high tying 13
points, grabbed 4 rebounds, picked up a team high tying 2 steals (Clearance
Hoover and Christian Cook also with 2 steals) and dropped off an assist. Johnson only committed one turnover for the
entire game.
4)
Patrick School – Senior Daniel Knight 6’6” – {ER-11}
D Knight shot at higher percentage than his teammate
DeAndre by shooting at an 80% clip from the field. Daniel also picked up 2 rebounds and picked up 1 steal. Knight completed a very efficient night by
not committing any turnovers.
5)
Plainfield – Junior Clearance Hoover 6’2” – {ER-11}
Hoover shot 50% from below the arc
and shot 50% from beyond the arc.
Hoover grabbed 3 rebounds, picked up 2 steals, dropped off 3 assists and
rejected 1 shot attempt to fill up nearly every statistical category.
6)
Patrick School – Senior Chris Regus 6’3” – {ER-11}
The St. Anthony transfer was
perfect from the free throw line, grabbed 3 rebounds, picked up a steal and
dropped off 4 assists. Regus finished
the game with an impressive 4:1 assist to turnover ratio from his guard
position.
The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.
