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B.League: Ramos misses late trey as Toyama handed split by Gunma


Dwight Ramos and Toyama faltered late against Gunma, losing 90-95 in the 2021-22 B.League season, Sunday at Toyama City Gymnasium.

Unlike their 89-77 win just yesterday, it was a nip-and-tuck affair between the Grouses and the Crane Thunders this time around.

Naoki Uto gave Toyama a 90-89 lead with 37 seconds left but Trey Jones was able to answer right back on the secondary break on the other end.

A miss from downtown by Julian Mavunga led to free throws for Jones which extended the Crane Thunders’ lead to three with seven seconds remaining.

Off a timeout, Ramos missed on a game-tying trey. Jones sealed the game with two more free throws.

Ramos went just 2-of-9 from the field for Toyama, who dropped to 8-15 in the West.

Jones led the way for the now-11-12 Gunma with 26 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds while Aki Chambers added 22 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the field with five rebounds, four assists, and three steals.

Kyle Barone got 16 points and eight rebounds; Michael Parker tallied 12 points and eight rebounds; while Kei Igarashi chipped in 11 points as Gunma’s starters did all the damage in the contest.

Mavunga and Joshua Smith were the one-two punch of Toyama with the former finishing with 21 points while the latter got 12 points and 12 rebounds.

Kevin Hareyama had 15 points — all from downtown — while Bryce Johnson had 12 points and 12 rebounds.

Toyama will next face Chiba on Wednesday at Funabashi Arena.

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