CSI/McCown @ Port Richmond - Boys Basketball
CSI/McCown vs. Port Richmond - Game Preview & News


CSI/McCown
November 28th, 2009
Port Richmond
1 p.m.
(1 - 2 - 0)
(1 - 2 - 0)
Port Richmond
36
Staten Island, NY
61

Port Richmond tops CSI/McCown 61-36
Bill Spurge, November 28, 2009 6:14 p.m.
Port Richmond came up with a couple of good stretches in an otherwise ugly game to defeat
CSI/McCown 61-36 in a PSAL encounter Saturday.
PR was 1 for 12 from the field over the first six minutes of the second quarter, but led 19-18 thanks to
shoddy ballhandling and poor foul shooting by CSIM. PR reserve Shamel Mitchell got things going with
a 3-pointer, Abimbola Oderinde scored on a fast break, Tom Curry hit a layup after good ball
movement and Presnell Wright tallied off a turnover to extend PR's lead to 28-18.
The Red Raiders held a 41-30 lead early in the fourth quarter when they went on a 12-0 run, keyed by
Wright (five his 14 points in the stretch) and Curry, who scored six of his 14 points in the final stanza.
"We did some good things, but we have work to do in terms of knowing our responsibilities," said PR
coach Frank Guglielmo. "We need to do a better job recognizing what we have to do in certain sets,
and we gave too many second-chance rebounds. We did better on defense, and that's a big step for
us."
CSIM committed 31 turnovers, 13 in the first quarter. The Dragons were as bad from the free-throw
line, connecting on only 12 of 30. The marksmanship by PR (25 for 69 from the field) was not much
better.
PR was shorthanded from the start, with Adam Oyefeso missing in action in the first half and Brett
Kramer out with a hip pointer.
"I thought Lennox Prince was outstanding in picking up the slack covering for our point guard
(Oyefeso), who was late (and played only in the second half)," Guglielmo said. "I need to find out why
(he was late). And Curry helped stabilize us when we had difficulty in our offensive sets. He's active."
 
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