The 6th graders Sunday also experienced the 25 point lead in the 4th quarter, except they were the team in firm control as the boys picked up win number six on the season, beating their opponent 36-4.
Right off the tip there was the feeling that it would be lopsided.
Jason Lei tapped one to Jonathan in the front court as he easily went to the basket for a lay-up from the left side, which he's able to do in his sleep.
With the other team clearly outmatched, the 6th grade put the game away in the 1st quarter and built a 16-0 lead.
Jonathan had 7 points, including another 3 pointer in the first half, while Michael broke out of a mini scoring slump and added in 7 points of his own, also hitting a 3 pointer in the first half.
The other team only had five players and were definitely in a division too high for their skill level. But there have been too many times where a St. Mary's team was on the losing end of one of these type of games, so you need to take advantage of the situation when it arises.
That's what Jason Lei did as he hardly broke a sweat, easily dominating the paint, scoring 17 points.
So far so good this season as the 6th graders have won their first six games. After a week break, they will have two more before it's time to gear up for the playoffs.
Justin, although scoring only one point on a free throw, had one of his best games to date, playing some solid defense, and coming up with several steals in the 1st quarter.
Allen knocked in two jump shots, one in each half and had 4 points on the day.
The team was playing with only 6th players as Jason Hou is still overseas.
Coach Elliot also subbed in for the missing Nick.
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