Rogues continue winning at home

Newfoundland wins series against Sudbury

The Newfoundland Rogues kicked their last regular season homestand of the season the right way over the weekend.

The Rogues (18-13) won two of three games over the Sudbury Five at the Mary Brown’s Centre in St. John’s.

The wins pushed Newfoundland’s home record to an impressive 15-4, and moved them one game ahead of Sudbury in the Basketball Super League (BSL) standings.

The Rogues now sit in fourth place in the six-team league. They’re tied with the London Lightning for the second-most wins in the league, but because the Windsor Express has a better winning percentage despite playing seven fewer games, they’re ranked in third place.

The Kitchener-waterloo Titans sit in first place at 20-9. Trailing the Rogues are the Five and the Montreal Toundra.

Here is a look at the Rogues’ weekend series with Sudbury.

ROGUES VS SUDBURY FIVE (APRIL 18):

• Score — 123-108 Newfoundland;

• Field goal % — 56.3 per cent (48.7 from three);

• Total rebounds — 36;

• Total assists — 25;

• Top Rogues scorers: Armani Chaney —

41 points, eight rebounds and 12 assists;

Marquis Collins — 27 points and eight rebounds;

ROGUES VS SUDBURY FIVE (APRIL 20):

• Score — 137-133 Sudbury;

• Field goal % — 50.6 per cent (46.5 from three);

• Total rebounds — 38;

• Total assists — 27;

• Top Rogues scorers: Armani Chaney — 35 points, nine assists and eight rebounds;

Marquis Collins —

27 points, six rebounds and five rebounds;

Shandarious Cowart — 23 points and five rebounds;

ROGUES VS SUDBURY FIVE (APRIL 21):

• Score — 121-110 Newfoundland;

• Field goal % — 47.1 per cent (32.4 from three);

• Total rebounds — 55;

• Total assists — 20;

• Top Rogues scorers: Armani Chaney — 35 points, eight rebounds and six rebounds;

Shandarious Cowart — 30 points, seven assists and six rebounds;

Antonio Davis — 23 points and nine rebounds.

The Rogues are back this weekend when the Lightning come to town for a threegame set after a schedule change last week.

London and Newfoundland will kick things off starting on April 26.

PHOTO COURTESY LEONA ROCKWOOD • NEWFOUNDLAND ROGUES Omega Harris and the Newfoundland Rogues won two of three against the Sudbury Five over the weekend. The wins move them into fourth in the Basketball Super League with a record of 18-13.