Weber rolls

It was Weber State by 16, 70-54, last night over Idaho State as Davion Berry totaled 16 points, Frank Otis posted an eight points/eight rebound line and Jordan (I mistyped Julian earlier so 10 laps around the West High track for me) Richardson went for six points plus five assists.

Weber State rolls

Weber State has no trouble with visiting Northern Colorado, taking a 79-54 victory. Point Julian Richardson went for 10 points plus three assists. Davion Berry surprisingly didn't make a single shot but contributed five assists. Frank Otis totaled eight points and four boards as no Wildcat reached the 30 minute mark in playing time.

Weber State by four

Weber State topped Portland State 73-69 last night in the City of Roses with Jordan Richardson leading the Wildcats with 14 points (4-5 from long distance) and five assists while Davion Berry was big too with 12 points plus seven assists. Frank Otis added eight rebounds, four points, four assists and a trio of blocked shots in an all-around effort.

Congrats to Davion Berry

Weber State's Davion Berry has been selected as the Big Sky Conference men’s basketball Player of the Week for games played Dec. 12-15.

Berry, a 6-foot-4 junior guard/forward from Oakland, Calif., scored a career-high 25 points with two rebounds, two assists and two steals in Weber State’s 78-68 loss to Brigham Young on Saturday night in Ogden, Utah.

Berry made 10-of-14 shots from the field, and was 4-of-5 from the free-throw line. The transfer from Cal State Monterey Bay scored 16 points in the second half. Berry scored 12 in the first five minutes of the second half to help cut BYU’s lead to two points.

Weber State 74, Eastern Washington 53

The Wildcats went into the Evergreen State and took down Eastern Washington 74-53 last night (EW's Collin Chiverton was again out for the game).

It was point Julian Richardson leading the Weber attack with 15 points. He went 3-5 from long distance and also totaled three assists versus zero turnovers. Davion Berry didn't shoot particularly well but finished with nine points plus seven assists. Frank Otis tallied seven points (3-3 shooting) and a trio of boards.

BYu by 10 over Weber State

Weber State tangled with Mountain West Conference member BYU and the host Cougars prevailed by 10, 78-68.

Davion (Hayward High) Berry led the Wildcats with 25 points (10-14 shooting) and Frank (McClymonds High) Otis added seven points plus six rebounds.

Weber romps

Weber State had no trouble with Utah Valley State, winning 89-56. For the Wildcats, Frank Otis posted 14 points and five rebounds in 22 minutes of court time. Davion Berry scored eight points but didn't shoot well, 4-12. Jordan Richardson produced five assists and four points.

Weber falls to Utah State

Weber State went into Logan to battle Utah State and the hosts emerged with a 65-55 win.

For the Wildcats, Frank Otis tallied eight points, four boards, three assists and a likewise number of steals. Davion Berry contributed 11 points but was off in his shooting (5-14 overall, 0-6 on treys, 1-5 from the foul line).

An update of the Bay Area guys at Weber State

Weber State has played two games thus far this season and here are the very early numbers on the Wildcat Bay Area talents:

* Davion (Hayward High) Berry - 19 points, 3.5 boards, three assists, shooting 52% overall, 56% from three-point range

* Jordan (West High) Richardson - 11.5 points, 4.5 assists, 3.0 rebounds a contest

* Frank (McClymonds High) Otis - 10.5 point and 8.5 boards a game

Berry, Otis and Richardson star in latest Weber win

It was the lions Wildcats and the Christians Friday night as host Weber State trampled Arizona Christian 110-52.  

Davion (Hayward High) Berry topped Weber with 17 points, Frank (McClymonds High) Otis posted a 13/10 double-double while Jordan (West High) Richardson contributed 15 points plus seven assists. All three started.

McKinney and Berry noted

Jonathan Reed's post about selections for Top Newcomer by the Big Sky Prospectus, Mikh McKinney gets the nod for Sacramento State and Davion Berry for Weber State.

Davion Berry noted

Found this in Martin Renzhofer's Weber State writeup:

"...[Coach Randy] Rahe isn’t buying those predictions just yet, especially following Wednesday’s annual Purple and White scrimmage. Junior college transfer Davion Berry scored a game-high 18 points from the wing, including a sparkling 5-of-7 shooting from 3-point range..."

Berry, out of Hayward High, actually is a transfer from Cal State Monterey Bay.

Some love for Davion Berry

Jon Reed takes a look at former Hayward High backcourter Davion Berry, now with Weber State, and likes what he sees.