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Syracuse-Bound Roberson Ends Career With Jersey Tournament of Champions Title
The much-anticipated battle between Syracuse commit Tyler Roberson and Kentucky pledge Karl Towns Jr. did not live up to the hype after all.
Roberson outscored Towns Jr. 19-7 as head coach Dave Boff and Roselle Catholic won their first-ever New Jersey Tournament of Champions title, 65-49, over St. Joe’s-Metuchen before a crowd of 6,084 at Sun National Bank Center.
“It’s a good feeling,” the 6-foot-9 Roberson, who had a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds to go with two blocks, told SNY.tv. “I always wanted one [a state title] when I was in middle school and high school. It was like a dream and now it’s come true. So it’s just amazing.”
Syracuse recruit Tyler Roberson enjoyed standout senior year at Roselle Catholic
In the finals of New Jersey's Tournament of Champions, Roselle Catholic faced St. Joseph's of Metuchen and its 7-foot center, Kentucky-bound Karl Towns. Roberson dominated the highly-rated Towns, holding him to just seven points; well below his season average of 21.0 per game.
Roberson, meanwhile, had 19 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks.
Let's hope Roberson uses Towns draft status as motivation to take over this year!
The much-anticipated battle between Syracuse commit Tyler Roberson and Kentucky pledge Karl Towns Jr. did not live up to the hype after all.
Roberson outscored Towns Jr. 19-7 as head coach Dave Boff and Roselle Catholic won their first-ever New Jersey Tournament of Champions title, 65-49, over St. Joe’s-Metuchen before a crowd of 6,084 at Sun National Bank Center.
“It’s a good feeling,” the 6-foot-9 Roberson, who had a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds to go with two blocks, told SNY.tv. “I always wanted one [a state title] when I was in middle school and high school. It was like a dream and now it’s come true. So it’s just amazing.”
Syracuse recruit Tyler Roberson enjoyed standout senior year at Roselle Catholic
In the finals of New Jersey's Tournament of Champions, Roselle Catholic faced St. Joseph's of Metuchen and its 7-foot center, Kentucky-bound Karl Towns. Roberson dominated the highly-rated Towns, holding him to just seven points; well below his season average of 21.0 per game.
Roberson, meanwhile, had 19 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks.
Let's hope Roberson uses Towns draft status as motivation to take over this year!
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