2013 Hawaii College Basketball Summer League
NCAA Basketball
Central Medical Clinic 4-0
National Fire Protection Co. 3-1
Solar Universe 2-1
National Fire Protection Co. 3-1
Solar Universe 2-1
Wealth Strategy Partners 1-2
Clark Hatch Fitness 0-3
Grantco Pacific 0-3
Wealth Strategy Partners vs Grantco Pacific 98-87
National Fire Protection Co. vs Central Medical Clinic 95-96
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Garrett Nevels did just about everything except hit the game-winning shot in his debut in the Hawai’i College Basketball Summer League on Saturday night at the Manoa Valley District Park Gym.
Nevels, an incoming junior for the University of Hawai’i basketball team, finished with 28 points, seven rebounds, six assists and three steals for the National Fire Protection Co. team. The 6-foot-2 guard from Mount San Antonio College (Calif.) drained five 3-pointers, but he missed two 3-point attempts in the final minute with National Fire trailing by one point.
Read the full article in the Warrior Insider
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Nevels impressive in CSL debut
July 7th, 2013
By Brian McInnis
By Brian McInnis
Garrett Nevels made the most of his College Summer League debut on Saturday night, with one exception.
The University of Hawaii transfer guard from Mount San Antonio College (Calif.) could not hit the game-winning shot from about 28 feet at the final buzzer.
Nevels and his new National Fire Protection team fell, 96-95, to Central Medical Clinic at the Manoa Park Gym, despite 28 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists from the UH newcomer. It was an impressive debut in most respects, despite the final score. Nevels was able to get himself going with pull-up and step-back shots, and had a few pretty dimes for teammates' easy buckets in the second half. He was shooting over 50 percent for most of the game before missing his last few attempts, including his desperation shot after bringing the ball up from the backcourt coming out of a timeout with 6.9 seconds left.
"I had a good time. Glad to be out here and playing," said Nevels, who arrived in Honolulu on Friday night. "Glad to be in Hawaii, and finally be here."
The University of Hawaii transfer guard from Mount San Antonio College (Calif.) could not hit the game-winning shot from about 28 feet at the final buzzer.
Nevels and his new National Fire Protection team fell, 96-95, to Central Medical Clinic at the Manoa Park Gym, despite 28 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists from the UH newcomer. It was an impressive debut in most respects, despite the final score. Nevels was able to get himself going with pull-up and step-back shots, and had a few pretty dimes for teammates' easy buckets in the second half. He was shooting over 50 percent for most of the game before missing his last few attempts, including his desperation shot after bringing the ball up from the backcourt coming out of a timeout with 6.9 seconds left.
"I had a good time. Glad to be out here and playing," said Nevels, who arrived in Honolulu on Friday night. "Glad to be in Hawaii, and finally be here."
Read the full article in Court Sense, Honolulu StarAdvertiser
Sports coverage by Harrison Goo at SportsGooru and @sportsgooru
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Sports coverage by Harrison Goo at SportsGooru and @sportsgooru
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