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Universal Basketball Association (2012-2013)

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GIE Maile Matrix wins the UBA title

GIE Maile Matrix 2012-13

#	XiBR	Cb (oXCH)	OIs	SDR
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53	mQaij bIulUQaR	026 (8'8'')	Oy	93
	ruaj HuBphQRF	028 (8'3'')	G/y	96
05	mQaij KRllF	915 (8'6'')	y	94
5	qQaZV GiajIus	025 (8'7'')	G/y	59
	CiQl HiQQRll zQ.	911 (8'4'')	G/y	51
	CRQLijUR muQQRll	044 (3'01'')	OG	95
05	vRkIjj zIQdij	026 (8'8'')	G/y	94
51	SQQRlaus CIIpRQ	065 (8'1'')	G	96
	eaZVF ziBRs	025 (8'7'')	G	96
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Average Height: 194.5 cm (6'4.6'')

Average Age: 27.1

UBA Standings

Eastern
1. Ohio H.G.		16-4
2. Dayton K.		10-10
3. Lancaster A.		10-10
4. Cincinnati S.		8-12
Southern
1. Georgia P.		20-1
2. GIE Maile M.		14-7
3. Georgia S.		12-9
4. S.Generals		4-16
5. Atlanta T.		4-16
Western
1. Houston E.		17-3
2. Cleveland H.		16-4
3. N.Texas F.		12-8
4. Texas C.		8-12
5. Dallas G.		2-18
Independent
1. Team Japan		0-0
2. Lonestar S.		0-8

Season 2012-2013

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List of Players
List of Imports

Points Per Game

Jermaine BARNES
(194-G/F-82)
Avg: 27

1. Barnes, GIE M.	27.0
2. Vanlandingha., S.G.	25.3
3. Antoine, Georgia S.	25.3
4. Bowdy, N.Texas F.	23.3
5. Tairu, Kavala	23.0
6. Sloan, Atlanta T.	23.0
7. Ravenel, GIE M.	22.6
8. Brown, S.Generals	21.3
9. Allen, Georgia P.	21.1
10. Morris, Houston E.	20.9

Rebounds Per Game

Terence MORRIS
(208-F-79)
Avg: 13.7

1. Morris, Houston E.	13.7
2. Ravenel, GIE M.	12.7
3. Kelly, GIE M.	11.9
4. Rogers, Georgia P.	11.3
5. Abraham, Once C.	10.4
6. Moultrie, GIE M.	10.4
7. Morton, Georgia P.	10.4
8. Bowdy, N.Texas F.	10.2
9. Chase, 25 de Agos.	10.2
10. Briggs, Cleveland	10.1

Assists Per Game

DeAndre BRAY
(168-G-85)
Avg: 11.8

1. Bray, Georgia P.	11.8
2. Barnes, GIE M.	6.9
3. Jefferson, Ohio H.	6.6
4. Burrell, GIE M.	6.5
5. De La Cruz, S.Gen.	6.4
6. Belton, S.Generals	6.3
7. Morris, Houston E.	6.3
8. Mardis, Houston E.	6.1
9. Ragsdale, GIE M.	5.9
10. Okada, Team Japan	5.8

Steals Per Game

DeAndre BRAY
(168-G-85)
Avg: 4.1

1. Bray, Georgia P.	4.1
2. Humphrey, GIE M.	4.0
3. Lusane, Georgia P.	3.1
4. Williams, GIE M.	2.3
5. Tairu, Kavala	2.2
6. Antoine, Georgia S.	2.1
7. Barnes, GIE M.	2.0
8. Brown, Houston E.	1.9
9. Williams, Atlanta	1.9
10. Sowers, Ohio H.G.	1.9

Blocks Per Game

Terence MORRIS
(208-F-79)
Avg: 4.7

1. Morris, Houston E.	4.7
2. Morton, Georgia P.	3.8
3. Eichelberger, Geor.	3.8
4. Bryant, Dallas G.	3.7
5. Rogers, Georgia P.	3.3
6. Moultrie, GIE M.	2.8
7. Abraham, Once C.	2.4
8. Works, Dallas G.	2.2
9. Johnson, Texas C.	2.1
10. Woodyard, Dallas	2.0

Finals MVP - Brian Moultrie

USbasket.com All-UBA Awards 2013 - May 27, 2013

USbasket.com All-UBA 1st Team 2013

Antoine

Rogers

Barnes

Bray

Morris

Finals MVP: Brian Moultrie (6'6''-C/F-87) of GIE Maile M.
Player of the Year: Terence Morris (6'10''-F-79) of Houston E.
Point Guard of the Year: DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85) of Georgia P.
Shooting Guard of the Year: Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82) of GIE Maile M.
Small Forward of the Year: Ransom Antoine (6'5''-F-82) of Georgia S.
Power Forward of the Year: Jon Rogers (6'9''-C-84) of Georgia P.
Center of the Year: Terence Morris (6'10''-F-79) of Houston E.
Western Conference Player of the Year: Terence Morris (6'10''-F-79) of Houston E.
Southern Conference Player of the Year: DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85) of Georgia P.
Eastern Conference Co-Player of the Year: Isaac Jefferson (6'5''-G/F-81) of Ohio H.G.
Eastern Conference Co-Player of the Year: Will Richard (6'3''-G-84) of Dayton K.
Rookie of the Year: Jay Bowdy (6'6''-F/G-83) of N.Texas F.
Defensive Player of the Year: Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84) of GIE Maile M.
Co-Import Player of the Year: Will De La Cruz (6'2''-G-80) of S.Generals
Co-Import Player of the Year: Tony Omotayo (6'5''-F-85) of Atlanta T.
Sixth Man of the Year: Darrell Waters (6'5''-F-85) of Georgia P.
Most Improved Player of the Year: Ransom Antoine (6'5''-F-82) of Georgia S.
International Player of the Year: Mychal Kearse (195-G-83) of Al Karkh
Owner/GM of the Year: Brayon Brown (6'3''-G-86) of Houston E.
Coach of the Year: Michael Davis of Georgia P.
Playoffs Most Outstanding Coach: D.J. Douglas of GIE Maile M.

1st Team
F: Ransom Antoine (6'5''-F-82) of Georgia S.
C: Jon Rogers (6'9''-C-84) of Georgia P.
G/F: Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82) of GIE Maile M.
G: DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85) of Georgia P.
F: Terence Morris (6'10''-F-79) of Houston E.

2nd Team
G: Mike Crain (6'2''-G-84) of Georgia P.
F/G: Jay Bowdy (6'6''-F/G-83) of N.Texas F.
G/F: Derrick Allen (6'5''-G/F-85) of Georgia P.
G/F: Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84) of GIE Maile M.
G/F: Richard Lusane (6'5''-G/F-84) of Georgia P.

3rd Team
F/C: Miguel Morton (6'8''-F/C-83) of Georgia P.
G/F: Isaac Jefferson (6'5''-G/F-81) of Ohio H.G.
G: Freddie Williams (6'2''-G-87) of GIE Maile M.
F: Jeremy McCarty (6'7''-F-88) of Cleveland H.
G: Chris Vanlandingham (6'4''-G-89) of S.Generals

Honorable Mention
Terry Turner (6'2''-G-83) of Texas C.
Brayon Brown (6'3''-G-86) of Houston E.
Zach Sowers (6'3''-G-85) of Ohio H.G.
Chad Eichelberger (6'11''-C-82) of Georgia S.
Will Richard (6'3''-G-84) of Dayton K.
Stephen Briggs (6'9''-F-84) of Cleveland H.
Jeremiah Pojah (6'8''-F-86) of Houston E.
Frank Kelsi Bennett (6'7''-F-82) of Georgia S.
Will De La Cruz (6'2''-G-80) of S.Generals
Tony Omotayo (6'5''-F-85) of Atlanta T.
Mike Sloan (6'5''-G/F-84) of Atlanta T.
Anthony Allison (6'6''-F-86) of Houston E.
Cervante Burrell (5'10''-PG-89) of GIE Maile M.
Josh Brewster (6'7''-F-85) of Atlanta T.
Delvin Franklin (6'2''-G) of Texas C.

All-Imports Team
F: Tony Omotayo (6'5''-F-85) of Atlanta T.
C: Parysh Munroe (6'8''-C-86) of Georgia S.
G/F: Sharif Muhammad (6'5''-G/F-89) of Ohio H.G.
G: Will De La Cruz (6'2''-G-80) of S.Generals
G: Kingsley Oguchi (6'4''-G-87) of Texas C.

All-Defensive 1st Team
G/F: Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84) of GIE Maile M.
F: Terence Morris (6'10''-F-79) of Houston E.
F: Darrell Waters (6'5''-F-85) of Georgia P.
G: DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85) of Georgia P.
G/F: Richard Lusane (6'5''-G/F-84) of Georgia P.

All-Defensive 2nd Team
G/F: Erick Gainous (6'4''-G/F-80) of GIE Maile M.
F/C: Miguel Morton (6'8''-F/C-83) of Georgia P.
G/F: Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82) of GIE Maile M.
C: Chad Eichelberger (6'11''-C-82) of Georgia S.
F: Ransom Antoine (6'5''-F-82) of Georgia S.

All-Rookie 1st Team
F: Jeremy McCarty (6'7''-F-88) of Cleveland H.
G: Chris Vanlandingham (6'4''-G-89) of S.Generals
G/F: Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84) of GIE Maile M.
F/G: Jay Bowdy (6'6''-F/G-83) of N.Texas F.
G/F: Derrick Allen (6'5''-G/F-85) of Georgia P.

All-Rookie 2nd Team
F: Jeremiah Pojah (6'8''-F-86) of Houston E.
: Antoine Byrd of Georgia S.
C: Parysh Munroe (6'8''-C-86) of Georgia S.
F: David Brown (6'5''-F-88) of S.Generals
PG: Cervante Burrell (5'10''-PG-89) of GIE Maile M.

All-Playoffs 1st Team
G: DeAndre Bray (5'6''-G-85) of Georgia P.
G/F: Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84) of GIE Maile M.
C/F: Brian Moultrie (6'6''-C/F-87) of GIE Maile M.
F: Evan Ravenel (6'8''-F-89) of GIE Maile M.
G/F: Richard Lusane (6'5''-G/F-84) of Georgia P.

All-Playoffs 2nd Team
G: Mike Crain (6'2''-G-84) of Georgia P.
C: Jon Rogers (6'9''-C-84) of Georgia P.
G/F: Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82) of GIE Maile M.
F/G: Jay Bowdy (6'6''-F/G-83) of N.Texas F.
G: Jordan Brooks (6'3''-G-86) of Houston E.

All-Playoffs 3rd Team
PG: Cervante Burrell (5'10''-PG-89) of GIE Maile M.
G/F: Derrick Allen (6'5''-G/F-85) of Georgia P.
F: Ransom Antoine (6'5''-F-82) of Georgia S.
C: Parysh Munroe (6'8''-C-86) of Georgia S.
G: Brayon Brown (6'3''-G-86) of Houston E.

GIE Maile Matrix clinch UBA title - May 27, 2013

Georgia Prime - GIE Maile Matrix 88:104

GIE Maile Matrix celebrated the UBA 2012/13 title. They outgunned the Georgia Prime at the Philips Arena on Sunday. Brian Moultrie (6'6''-C/F-87, college: Armstr.Atlantic) stepped up with 34 points and 15 boards to pace the Matrix to the trophy.
The teams stayed neck and neck throughout the first half. The Prime eked out a 23:22 lead after the starting quarter. They ensured a 46:44 halftime lead. But things changed drastically in the second part of the clash. The Matrix went off the dressing room all charged up. They poured in 27 points in the third quarter to gain a 4-point advantage before the fourth period. GIE Maile Matrix exploded with 33 points in the final stanza and sealed the winning outcome. Evan Ravenel (6'8''-F-89, college: Ohio St.) finished with 22 points and 13 boards, while Quin Humphrey (6'5''-G/F-84, college: Youngstown St.) added 16 points for the winners. Derrick Allen (6'5''-G/F-85, college: Valdosta St.) responded with 18 points for the Prime. Mike Crain (6'2''-G-84, agency: Dynasty Sports, college: Valdosta St.) and Jon Rogers (6'9''-C-84, college: Valdosta St.) had 16 points each in the losing effort.

Georgia Prime: Derrick Allen 18, Mike Crain 16, Jon Rogers 16
GIE Maile Matrix: Brian Moultrie 34+15 boards, Evan Ravenel 22+13 boards, Quin Humphrey 16

Derrick Allen, Hill Named All-Star Game MVP - Apr 16, 2013

It is said that trouble comes in threes. South All-Star sharpshooter Derrick Allen (6'5''-G/F-85, college: Valdosta St.) showed the West just what that means.

Allen, the swingman of the Georgia PRIME, drained a record 11 3-pointers in 23 attempts and scored 28 points as the South again defeated the West, 136-128, for their fifth straight victory in the 2013 UBA All-Star Game at Andrew Young Center on Saturday night.

Allen shattered De La Cruz's All-Star record of seven 3-pointers set in 2011. He fell three points shy of Jermaine Barnes (6'5''-G/F-82, college: Point, GA)' 2010 mark for points in the annual showcase and took home MVP honors, joining Lorenzo Davis (2011), Brent Jennings (2012).

Southern Generals forward Tedric Hill (6'10''-F/C-84, college: Gulf Coast CC) scored 25 points on 9-of-14 shooting for the South, who had five players with at least 16 points. They shot 50 percent from the field, including 17-of-32 from the arc. The extra year of experience again was a factor.

"I think it makes a big difference," said reigning Player of the Year Jermaine Barnes of GIE, who tuned up for Saturday's All-Star Game with 16 points and five assists.

The West hung around for most of the first half but a late spurt by the South sparked by Allen opened a 76-62 halftime lead.

Havok' Jeremy McCarty (6'7''-F-88, college: Oklahoma City) and Fresh' Jay Bowdy (6'6''-F/G-83, college: W.Georgia), the top two candidates for 2013 Rookie of the Year, led the West, who made just four 3-pointers. Bowdy scored 22 points and McCarty added 21.