superace88 B.League: Dwight Ramos propels Hokkaido past Yokohama

Filipino import Dwight Ramos for Levanga Hokkaido during a Japan B.League game. –LEVANGA PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—Dwight Ramos made a significant impact in Levanga Hokkaido’s 75-66 win over the Yokohama B. Corsairs in the 2024-25 season of the Japan B.League at Hokkai Kita-Yale on Saturday.

Ramos made the most of his 14 minutes of play, ending with nine points and two assists while staying efficient on the floor with a 66.7 percent shooting clip (4-of-6).

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However, it was Ryan Kriener who did the heavy lifting for Levanga with 30 points and nine rebounds to help push Hokkaido to a 3-7 card.

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Unfortunately, a win wasn’t on the card for Ramos’ Gilas Pilipinas cohort Kai Sotto.

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Sotto’s Koshigaya Alphas fell victim to the Sunrocker Shibuya, 84-71, at Koshigaya City Gymnasium.

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The Gilas big man went blank from the field after three tries and only ended up with a point to go along with six rebounds and two assists.

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LJ Peak and Jeff Gibbs scored 19 points each but it still wasn’t enough to give the Alphas the win as they dropped to a 1-9 card.

Osaka Evessa’s Ray Parks during a Japan B.League game. –Photo from Osaka Evessa Instagram

Ray Parks Jr., meanwhile, had his efforts go down the drain in Osaka Evessa’s 96-79 loss to the Ryukyu Golden Kings at Ookini Arena Maishima.

Parks Jr. recorded 16 points, two assists and two rebounds built on a 45.5 percent shooting clip but to no avail as Evessa dropped to a 6-4 record.

AJ Edu, on the other hand, helped Nagasaki Velca defeat the Nagoya Diamond Dolphins, 87-68, at Happiness Arena.

Edu tallied six points, seven rebounds, three blocks and a steal to help Velca improve to 6-4.

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Geo Chiu, unfortunately, didn’t leave Saturday with a win as his Ehime Orange Vikings fell to Altiri Chiba, 98-78, at Matsuyama Community Center.

Chiu had struggles of his own, sinking just one of his three tries from the field for three points, five reboundssuperace88, a steal and a block for the 1-9 Orange Vikings.

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