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Can Ehime break Shinshu’s perfect streak?
Tournament: Olympics Basketball 2024 | Venue: Ikata Sports Center, Matsuyama | Tip Off: 11:35:00
Live Streaming: AI Score App
Shinshu to win.
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Ehime’s season started with strong offensive flow and a reliable inside-out approach, but their recent form has been unexpectedly turbulent. They have dropped four straight contests, struggling both at shot creation and defensive rotations. Over their last five games, the Vikings have scored just 68.2 points per game while conceding 81.8.
Key scorers Shaquille Hines (18 ppg) and Mitchell Watt (15.4 ppg, 7.5 rpg) continue to produce individually, but the supporting cast has lacked consistency. Matt Haarms provides rim protection and energy, yet the Vikings frequently fall behind in transition defense and concede long scoring runs.
Their losses to Kumamoto (71-86, 72-94) and Kobe (66-69, 65-84) exposed gaps in both offensive execution and late-game decision-making. Facing a Shinshu side that has historically dominated this matchup, Ehime must focus on shot selection and slowing down the tempo. A bounce-back performance depends entirely on whether they can break their scoring slump.
Shinshu enter this matchup looking slightly more stable than their opponents, coming off consecutive wins against Shizuoka where their defense shined. Their last five games show a balanced profile, 72.2 points scored and 67.6 conceded. Mike Daum continues to be their driving force, averaging 19.7 points and 6.5 rebounds, while Wayne Marshall anchors the paint with 7.2 boards and timely scoring. Daiki Tsuchiya’s 14.8 points per game add perimeter punch, giving Shinshu a well-distributed scoring trio.
Despite a few recent slip-ups, Shinshu have shown they can regroup quickly, and this matchup plays directly into their strengths.
The Brave Warriors have dominated Ehime in every meeting to date, winning all six encounters and averaging a massive 98.2 points. Their defense in recent outings has also tightened, highlighted by their 78-46 win over Shizuoka.
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Takumi Furuno |
| SG | Eiji Hayashi |
| SF | Michael Parker |
| PF | Shaquille Hines |
| C | Mitchell Watt |
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Haruto Yokoyama |
| SG | Daiki Tsuchiya |
| SF | Angelo Chol |
| PF | Aki Chambers |
| C | Mike Daum |
Ehime welcome Shinshu on December 6 at the Ikata Sports Center. The game will begin at 11:35.
Head-to-Head - Shinshu have absolutely dominated this fixture, winning all 6 previous meetings. They average 98.2 points in these games, while Ehime have averaged only 73.3. The most recent contests saw Shinshu winning 108-58 and 104-80.
| Player Name | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals/Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shaquille Hines | 18 | 5.2 | 4.6 | 1.2/0.4 |
| Mike Daum | 19.7 | 6.5 | 3.2 | 0.8/0.2 |
Ehime’s early-season momentum has faded, and their last four losses expose clear vulnerabilities in both ends of the floor. Meanwhile, Shinshu, despite their own inconsistencies, arrive with stronger recent form and overwhelming historical dominance in the matchup. With Daum and Tsuchiya providing reliable scoring, and Marshall controlling the boards, Shinshu hold the tactical and psychological edge.
Shinshu to win.
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