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#15 Donte Nicholas - Returning to the league for his second spell with the Raiders, Donte Nicholas heads into this weekend averaging 17 points, nine rebounds and seven assists per game. After leading Iserlohn Kangaroos to a fourth place finish in the German Pro-B last season, the American forward is leading the way for the Raiders this season, most recently notching a triple-double against the Surrey Scorchers last weekend.
Bristol Flyers took the early advantage in the season series, following a 10 point win over Plymouth in front of a sold out crowd at the SGS College Arena.
Having led up the Scorchers franchise under it’s previous names Guildford Heat and Surrey Heat, Creon Raftopolous achieved a top-four finish with the team in 2012/13 and reached the BBL Trophy final in 2011, before being dismissed ahead of a takeover which saw the club’s name changed to Surrey United. Reforming under the Scorchers name in 2015, Raftopolous was reinstated as head coach following the takeover from Surrey Sports Park.
#5 Quincy Taylor - Surrey Scorchers’ Quincy Taylor has led the way offensively this season. His offensive prowess has given opposing defences issues all year long. Taylor is the ninth leading scorer in the league and he currently averages 18 points and five assists per game.
Bristol Flyers were unable to complete a double winning weekend, going down 102-97 after five minutes of overtime.
🎥 #BristolFlyers fall short to @surreyscorchers away from home in overtime, 102-97.
— Bristol Flyers (@BristolFlyers) April 22, 2018
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