The Vancouver Titans kept their perfect franchise record intact with a convincing 121-75 victory over the USA All Stars. For the second night in a row it was Jesson Gray (Iowa State) who lead the Titans in scoring with 21 points. It was a slow start for the Titans who built a 28-17 lead at the end of the first quarter. The back court tandem of Kyle Keyes (University of Montana) and Josh Washington (Texas A&M Corpus Christi) caused headaches for the All-Star's guards throughout the entire second quarter and by halftime the lead had been stretched to 68-47. Keyes also added 19 points and 6 assists.
The team's captain is pleased with the first two games. "I think we're getting off to a good start we have good chemistry and we share the ball. We're starting to come together and I think we've got a lot of potential."
After the first quarter the All-Stars found it difficult to defend Vancouver's offensive attack. Every Titans player poured in points on the way to a 58% shooting night from the field.
"There are no selfish guys on this team, the ball moves quickly and everyone gets a chance to make the plays that they are capable of making," according to Coquitlam's Jeremy Neufeld (Simon Fraser University) who hit for 8 points and 2 rebounds.