Finals - Game 4 Recap:
An absolutely dominant fourth quarter from the City Reapers, ultimately led to the Reapers 76-66 win and forced a series-defining Game 5. The Game 5, scheduled for 1PM on Sunday, will be the first time any series has gone to five games in OTE history. Jah Jackson stepped into a much needed role for the Reapers and established himself as the tone-setter, as he scored eight points and snared 12 rebounds while he played bruising defense down low
Jahki Howard was a multi-faceted scorer for the Reapers, notching 18 points in a variety of ways, soaring for skyscraping alley-oop dunks, knocking down contested triples and getting into the lane to get off his silky floater. Bryson Tiller fell one rebound shy of a double-double but matched the team-high in points with 18 and grabbed nine boards
Daquan Davis and Karter Knox continue to do everything in their power to get RWE over the hump to their first ever championship in program history. On a night in which RWE scored 66 points, Davis and Knox combined for 47 points, as they have now scored 64% of RWE’s points in this series. Somto Cyril was a menace on defense, recording two blocks and two steals as he continues to make the paint a place the Reapers don’t want to go
If the Reapers win Game 5 they will capture their second consecutive championship, making them the first program in OTE history with two titles to their name. If RWE takes home the championship belt, it would mark their first title win in their first year as a program
The championship deciding Game 5 of the OTE Finals between the City Reapers and RWE will be played at 1PM on Sunday and will be aired on YouTube
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