
It's great to get back to winning ways - Kapoulas
Posted: Saturday, February 27th 2021
Tuesday, April 10th 2018
Andreas Kapoulas’ Gold Coast campaign came to an end as England suffered a 97-79 defeat to Canada in the qualifying finals at the Commonwealth Games.
Canada raced out the blocks to build an early double digit lead through Connor Morgan, who scored 11 points in the opening period on 5/5 shooting from the field.
Jamell Anderson sank a much needed three for England, but Kapoulas’ side were in all sorts of trouble, being outscored 30 points to 12 in the opening quarter whilst shooting just 26% from the field.
A huge defensive stop from Robert Gilchrist opened the second period for England, but they failed to score a field goal in the opening four minutes to force Kapoulas to burn his second time-out of the half.
Canada stretched their lead to 25 points with the simple lay-up in transition before Shane Walker stopped the drought for England with their first field goal of the second quarter.
Kofi Josephs completed the three point play, but England’s turnover tally went up to ten as Canada took a commanding 26-55 lead heading into the half.
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