Sotto, Hiroshima too good for Kyoto
4 Apr
1
min read
Hiroshima Dragonflies and Kai Sotto continued their solid form with back-to-back wins over Kyoto Hannaryz over the weekend.
Hiroshima landed the first win on Saturday 92-76, with Sotto chalking up 14 points, six rebounds, two assists, two blocks and two steals.
Sotto again found the boards in the Dragonflies' second win of the weekend, with eight rebounds on top of 12 points and one assist in 19 minutes of game time.
Hiroshima play again tomorrow against Toyotsu Fighting Eagles Nagoya before taking on Shimane Susanoo Magic in back-to-back games over the weekend.
20 Nov
Humphries credits “awesome team environment” for strong form
19 Nov
Wells proud of second-half response in Ignite Cup win
19 Nov
Match wrap: Cotton lifts Sixers over Hawks
18 Nov
Match Preview: Sixers aiming to Ignite against Hawks
18 Nov
Reflective Vasiljevic proud to reach 150-game milestone
17 Nov
Sixers to get first taste of Ignite Cup
16 Nov
Sixers get “gritty” win over Taipans but still short of their best
16 Nov
Match wrap: OT Sixers win after Cotton, McVeigh show
14 Nov
Match Preview: New import set to suit up to tackle Taipans
14 Nov
Import confident and ready for 36ers opportunity
13 Nov
Sixers bolster roster with import signing
13 Nov
Wells: Not the full 40, but 35 enough for Sixers in tough Tassie road win
13 Nov
Match wrap: Cheatham soars as Sixers win in Tassie
13 Nov
Williams named as part of Boomers coaching group
12 Nov
Match Preview: Sixers’ bounce back plans in White’s 150th
12 Nov
“It’s a big game for both sides”: Wells expecting tough trip to Tassie
36ers Store
Get all the latest NBL27 gear from the 36ers Store
Follow us for behind the scenes content
Get the latest Sixers news
Breaking news & special offers. Direct to your inbox.
Join our membership waitlist
NBL Properties
Get the latest news to your inbox
The National Basketball League acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work, live & play. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present & emerging as well as all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community. © year National Basketball League |Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy