UNBC Timberwolves @ UBCO Heat
Friday, December 1, 2023 @ 5 PM PT
Saturday, December 2, 2023 @ 4 PM PT
UNBC Timberwolves (3-3)
10th in CW Standings
80.7 Points Scored Per Game (7th)
76.8 Points Allowed Per Game (T-5th)
Scoring Leader: Spencer Ledoux (16.5 Per Game)
Rebounding Leader: Josh Gillespie (6.8 Per Game)
Assists Leader: Justin Sunga (6.0 Per Game)
Steals Leader: Justin Sunga (2.7 Per Game)
Blocks Leader: Will Keyes (2.0 Per Game)
Player To Watch: Spencer Ledoux, F
16.5 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 2.3 APG, 0.7 SPG
The fifth-year forward out of Kamloops is coming off his best offensive output of the season to date. Saturday in Edmonton, Ledoux recorded a new career-high 22 points on 10/16 shooting in 38 minutes played. His latest offensive effort pushed his average points-per-game to 16.5 which is tops on the team. In that same game, The Mountain surpassed the 600-point mark for his Canada West career. He currently ranked seventh on the all-time UNBC list with 615 career points and is 29 shy of sixth.
UBCO Heat (2-4)
13th in CW Standings
78.6 Points Scored Per Game (10th)
85.8 Points Allowed Per Game (13th)
Scoring Leader: Gavin Ashworth (21.0 Per Game)
Rebounding Leader: Jas Dhudwal (12.2 Per Game)
Assists Leader: Hafith Moalin (4.0 Per Game)
Steals Leader: Hafith Moalin, Jalen Shirley (2.2 Per Game)
Blocks Leader: Jas Dhudwal (2.0 Per Game)
Player To Watch: Jas Dhudwal, F
7.3 PPG, 12.2 RPG, 1.5 APG, 2.0 BPG
Fourth-year forward Jas Dhudwal comes into this weekend ranked #1 in Canada West rebounding with 12.2 per game. The 6'7" Surrey product pulled down a season-best 17 boards along with five blocks during Sunday's most recent clash with the University of Fraser Valley. 19 of his 73 total boards for the season have come off the offensive glass. The TWolves can't sleep on Dhudwal's offensive abilities either as he's averaging 7.3 points-per-game.
Milestone Watch
Chris Ross (90) sits tied with Rhys Elliott for fourth all-time in UNBC three-point field goals made. His next make will move him alone into third on the all-time list.
Evgeny Baukin's 23 points during Friday's clash with Alberta marked a new single-game career high for the Russian forward and a season-high among all UNBC Timberwolves.
Rookie forward Will Keyes (9) is already only seven blocks shy of a spot on UNBC's top 10 all-time list for career blocks. Daniel Stark currently sits 10th on the list with 16 which he accomplished over the span of 64 games. Keyes has already posted nine blocks in only six career Canada West appearances.
