Speed City SJCC Newsletter logo

SPEED
CITY

The Newsletter for SJCC Basketball
Volume 5 December 1999 Number 3

New Web Site for the Jags...

Chabot College Classic...

Keep up with all the latest news on Jaguar Basketball at their new web-site www.sjcc.cc.ca.us. Go to Athletics and the Men's Basketball Homepage where current and old issues of the Speed City Newsletters, this season's schedule, and up to date results of Jag games.

San Jose City College Classic...

The Jags opened the first round of their tournament against Cosumnes River. The Jags had four players score in double figures in the 87-53 victory, Tayo Akinsete (16 pts), Jamaar Walker (12 pts), Tayo Enna (12 pts), and Antonae Roberson (12 pts).

Next for the Jags was a (6-3) San Francisco City team who advanced to the second round after beating West Hills College. SJCC had three players in double figures in the 56-46 victory over San Francisco, Antonae Roberson (17 pts), Tayo Akinsete (12 pts), and Tayo Enna (11 pts).

In the Championship game the next night the Jags played a great game against the (11-0) Colts from Canada College. The Jags come out on top with a 74-72 win. Tayo Enna led the Jags with 17 points, DeUndrae Perteete chipped in 15 points, and Antonae Roberson added 13 points.

Tayo Enna earned the Tournament MVP award and Jamaar Walker earned All-Tournament honors for the Jags.

The Chabot Tournament was the 5^th tourney for the Jags this season. The Jags opened up against a “Hot” shooting College of the Redwoods team. The Jags Beat Redwoods 88-65. The Jags had four players in double figures DeUndrae Perteete (12 pts), Tayo Akinsete (11 pts), Antonae Roberson (10 pts), and Mike Ledesma (10 pts).

The second round of the tournament the Jags played the host team Chabot College. The Jags were led by Tayo Akinsete (34 pts) in their 90-83 victory. Bryan Stephens also chipped in 24 points.

The Jags met Canada College in the championship game for the second tournament in a row. Canada advanced to the championship game after defeating Skyline College. Tayo Akinsete led the Jags again this time with 32 points in the Jags 78-65 victory. Three other Jags scored in double figures Antonae Roberson (14 pts), Tayo Enna (12 pts), and DeUndrae Perteete (10 pts).

Tayo Akinsete earned Tournament MVP award. Antonae Roberson and Bryan Stephens earned All-Tournament honors for the Jags.

Christmas & Basketball?

Next on the tour was the San Jose City College Holiday Classic. Where some of the best teams in the Western United States participated. (Chemeketa, OR; Skagit Valley, WA; LA Southwest, Los Angeles; Moorpark, Los Angeles; Cuyamaca, San Diego, and Race Express, AAU Traveling Team). SJCC opened up with a high scoring Race Express team. The Jags had six players score in double figures in the 105-101 victory. DeUndrae Perteete (26 pts), Bryan Stephens (20 pts), Antonae Roberson (12 pts), Jamaar Walker (11 pts), Tayo Enna (11 pts), and Tayo Akinsete (10 pts).

In the second round the Jags faced the hot three point shooting team Skagit Valley. The Jags were led by Tayo Akinsete (20 pts) in their 76-62 victory. Antonae Roberson added 17 points and Tayo Enna chipped in 11 points.

In the championship game the Jags played Moorpark College, one of the top ranked teams in California. Antonae Roberson led the Jags with 18 points in the 69-60 victory. DeUndrae Perteete added 13 points, and Tayo Akinsete added 12 points.

Tayo Akinsete was the Tournament MVP award. Antonae Roberson and DeUndrae Perteete earned All-Tournament honors for the Jags.

Jags Basketball: Dates

Jag Games

Jan. 5 Cabrillo (7pm)
Jan. 7 at De Anza(7pm)
Jan. 12 Monterey (7pm)
Jan. 19 at Gavilan(7pm)
Jan. 22 at Hartnell(7pm)

Previous SPEEDCITY Issues

San Jose City College, 2100 Moorpark Ave. San Jose, CA 95128-2799. Phone (408) 298-2181 x3807. Fax (408) 298-3965. E-mail bspierin@sjeccd.cc.ca.us Speed City via E-mail...