Dwight Ramos chips in a decent effort as Hokkaido completes a two-win weekend sweep while all other Japan B. League teams with Filipino imports drop their assignments.
MANILA, Philippines – Dwight Ramos was the only member of the Japan B. League Filipino import contingent to make a winning impact on Sunday, April 30, as his Levanga Hokkaido downed the Sendai 89ers on their home floor at Hokkai Kita-yale.on Saturday, April 29, chipped in 7 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 steals in 28 minutes on Sunday as the Levanga rose to a 19-39 record with the weekend sweep. Shawn Long topscored in the win with 33 points in just 27 minutes.
The Nagoya Diamond Dolphins likewise cruised to a weekend sweep over the Kyoto Hannaryz, 77-58, but the injured Ray Parks was still nowhere to be found. Takumi Saito and Alan Williams picked up the slack in the meantime with 17 and 14 points, respectively. Japanese star Seiya Ando led the win with 24 points while Nick Mayo led all scorers with 29 in the loss.
Makoto Hiejima starred for Utsunomiya with 14 points and 11 assists with no turnovers, while Ravena scattered 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 dimes for a Shiga side still in danger of relegation to Division 2. DeQuan Jones led the losing effort with 19 points.
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