Jonathan Range is proving to be a big part of the BU men's basketball team's continued success this season. Range has had some big performances in leading the Bobcats to a 6-4 record against some of the conference's toughest competition.
Range has finished every conference game this season in double-digit scoring and has put up double-double performances in three of the Bobcats' last five games.
Those performances rank Range tenth in conference scoring (17.4 ppg), fourth in rebounding (8.9 per game), and tied for 11
th in three-point percentage at 42.4 per cent.
"Jonathan has given us scoring and rebounding the entire year and has done a great job of adapting to a new country, a new university and a new team," says coach
Gil Cheung. "Jonathan has been hobbled with a foot injury the last three weekends, but despite that he has had some strong games for us and helped us when we needed it most."
Range and the Bobcats have won five of their last six entering the break, which was kick-started with a big 69-64 win over the then #4 nationally ranked Calgary Dinos on November 18, which has proven to be the Dinos' only loss on the season.
Up next for Range's Bobcats is the December break, before resuming with a non-conference road game against Mayville State on Dec. 30. Next Canada West conference action for BU comes on Jan. 5 when the 'Cats welcome the Winnipeg Wesmen on Jan. 5 for the first of a home-and-home series to begin the second half of the conference season.
