NORWALK, Ca. – As was the case during its four “pool-play games” over the weekend, “Team Harden” struggled in the first half of the championship game of the adidas Global Nations Monday night at Cerritos Community College in this Los Angeles suburb.
As, was also the case in those previous contests, Team Harden fired hard on all cylinders after intermission while rolling to a 123-96 victory over Team Canada.
Team Harden got double-figure scoring from seven of its 11 players – led by guard Jaylen Hands (a senior-to-be who attended Balboa Prep in San Diego as a junior must is soon like to relocate to another San Diego County school), who scored 18 points and was selected by event officials as the Most Outstanding Player following conclusion of the title game.
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