Valley Stars Shine Brightly
(St. Louis, MO) – Isiaih Mosley is playing at an historic rate and Rienk Mast has exploded on the scene. While the Missouri Valley Conference is fighting through coronavirus issues its stars continue to shine brightly.
Missouri State’s Mosley is scoring points like few players in Valley history. The sophomore guard recorded back-to-back 29-point performances and is this week’s ‘Player of the Week‘. The twin 29-point performances extend Mosely’s streak of 20-point scoring games to seven.
Over the past ten years, the league’s leading scorer’s streak is tied for the Valley’s third longest such streak. Only Creighton’s Doug McDermott with a ten-game streak, Evansville’s D.J. Balentine (8 games) have produced longer streaks. McDermott also had a seven game streak.
Rienk Mast – BradleyBraves.com
While Mosley was climbing historic ladders, Bradley’s Rienk Mast was emerging in Valley awareness. Mast made his first two collegiate starts and averaged 13.5 points during the Braves two games at Northern Iowa. Mast’s chance to start came as a result of a hand injury to Ari Boya and he is this week’s ‘Newcomer of the Week‘.
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I haven't heard, nor do I know, how does this apply to the typical 'foreign' basketball player that is most often over 19?
Obviously, this is a sentimental and not a ‘spreadsheet’ notion, but would hate to see @MVCsports change the #ArchMadness format from the traditional ‘family reunion’ feel by cutting teams from the experience. #FatherHarry
Another nice @MVCsports basketball schedule announcement. #FatherHarry . .
Congrats to @ISURedbirdGolf. T.J. Barger sets a school record. Pietro Pontiggia records the Redbirds' second-ever top 20 finish at a regional. The team finishes tent in the region which is tied for the program's best regional finish! #FatherHarry
