Individual, Team Stats for West Virginia in Game 2 of Foreign Tour

In the second game of their foreign tour, West Virginia defeated Orange1 Basket Bassano by 44 points on Tuesday. WVU freshman Jonathan Powell showcased his skills as he was 1-of-6 Mountaineers to score in double figures. Let’s take a look at some of the individual and team stats provided by WVU.

Jonathan Powell: 24 PTS, 5 REB, 3 STL, 5 3FG

Tucker DeVries: 14 PTS

Toby Okani: 13 PTS

Jayden Stone: 13 PTS

Eduardo Andre: 12 PTS, 10 REB

Amani Hansberry: 11 PTS, 6 REB

Javon Small: 6 PTS, 7 AST, 6 STL

Ofri Naveh: 6 PTS

Jake Auer: 6 PTS

Sencire Harris: 3 PTS

Dylan Jay: 2 PTS

Team Stats:

• won rebounding battle 56-31, 24-7 on offensive boards

• 23 steals

• scored 44 points off 27 turnovers

• 56 points in the paint

• 31 second-chance points

“Yeah, it was good. I thought we did a nice job correcting some of the things we talked about from the first game. [Saturday] we had 22 turnovers, this game I believe we were around nine, which is great. I thought they did a much better job of taking care of it there,” WVU HC Darian DeVries said after the win. “Overall, I liked our defensive intensity especially when we got settled into the game. Again it took us a few minutes which would be expected after a couple days of walking around the city.”

“Loved how we shared the ball, love how we’re playing together, playing connected. Got a lot of guys a lot of minutes again, which is terrific. Trying to make the most of all three of these games and get as many guys that valuable time is a great advantage of having a trip like this. Overall, very pleased, happy and ready to move onto the next spot,” DeVries continued.

WVU HC Darian DeVries Recaps 2nd Foreign Tour Game

WV Sports Now will provide updates for the rest of WVU’s foreign tour when provided.