Henshall's Boomers continue winning ways
25 Feb
1
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After a hard-fought victory over Korea in Bendigo on Thursday, Australia's win was much more one-sided this time around, prevailing 106-51 in the Asia Cup qualifier on the back of a 57-point second half.
Perth Wildcats teenager Henshall got plenty of court time for the second game in a row, playing 19 minutes for his four points, four rebounds, two assists and a steal.
The highlight of his game was a brilliant long-range assist in the third quarter, finding Adelaide 36ers big man Isaac Humphries (18 points) in the paint.
It capped off an impressive week for the young gun, who scored 14 points against Korea.
Humphries top-scored for the Boomers, while two-time championship Wildcat Nick Kay wasn't far behind with 14 points and four rebounds.
Henshall will now return to WA during the week and resume training with the Wildcats ahead of their play-off series, starting at RAC Arena on March 8.
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