Sotto leads Hiroshima to double over Ibaraki
20 Mar
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Kai Sotto's form in the Japan B.League has continued to impress, with his Hiroshima Dragonflies registering two wins over the Ibaraki Robots this weekend.
Sotto's dominance in the first win, a 90-72 result on Saturday, saw him finish with a double-double of 21 points and 12 rebounds.
Sotto and the Dragonflies backed it up on the Sunday, with the game a lot closer than the night before.
Sotto scored 14 points with nine rebounds, three assists and two blocks as his team got the win 87-83 over the Robots.
Hiroshima next play Nagoya Diamond Dolphins on Wednesday.
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