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Brice Kofane has made his decision on where he will spend his last year of eligibility next season after graduation from Providence in May. That 5th year will be spent at Monmouth in the MAAC conference. He will join 2 other players from the class of 2014 for the Hawks including a player PC looked at in Austin Tilghman who is the “brother” of incoming PC big man Ben Bentil.
In 78 career games, Kofane averaged 1.6 ppg, 2.6 rpg and nearly a block/game.
Kofane will be immediately eligible and have one year of eligibility.
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Kadeem Batts and his Norfolk Sports Club squad won their semifinal game at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament on Friday night by the score of 88-67. Batts started again for his team but played the fewest minutes of anyone on the team with 16 after falling awkwardly in the first half. He managed to score 9 points and grab 2 rebounds during that time in the team’s victory.
The championship matchup against the Sales Systems, Ltd team is tonight at 8pm. Click the link below to get to the live stream for tonight’s game:
http://new.livestream.com/accounts/4527774/events/2931208
To see the game’s full boxscore, click here.
Kadeem Batts and his Norfolk Sports Club squad won game 1 of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament on Wednesday night by the score of 71-66. Batts, wearing #20, started the game and was the 2nd leading scorer on his team with 10 points on 3/10 shooting, 4/6 at the line and he pulled down 8 rebounds in the victory over K&D Rounds Landscaping.
The semifinal matchup against the Roger Brown’s Restaurant team is tonight at 7pm. Click the link below to get to the live stream for tonight’s game:
http://new.livestream.com/accounts/4527774/events/2931040
The winner of tonight’s contest will play in the Championship game Saturday at 8pm and the loser plays right before that at 6pm in the consolation game.
To see game 1’s full boxscore, click here. To read a recap of Day 1 of the Portsmouth Invitational, click here.
I don’t think this news comes as a shock to anyone at Providence. Once he was celebrated as part of Senior Night at the Dunk in early March, the announcement coming just seemed like a formality.
Kofane never really developed into the kind of defensive force that he showed flashes of early in his career. He will graduate this season and be immediately eligible because of the 5th year transfer exemption.
From all accounts, Brice is a great student and teammate and I will be proud to call him a fellow PC alumnus in May.
In 78 career games, Kofane averaged 1.6 ppg, 2.6 rpg and nearly a block/game. He played sparingly this year but was able to make an impact in a few games, especially a crucial 16 minutes off the bench in the Big East Tournament semifinals against Seton Hall.
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