Delta's Tyson Bower breaks a single season record record

Gerken is the record holder for career reviews for Delta Boys with 1,238 points and Boower sits at 644 with two seasons.

Recently, Gerken had the opportunity to stop by in a Panther exercise, to meet Bower and to speak to the rest of the Panthers.

“I am very proud of Tyson's season and I am happy to see what the next two seasons brings him and the Delta basketball program,” commented Gerken.

Bower ended the season with 599 points, including 164 in the NWOAL Play, which achieved him as the master of the league, and he was appointed NWOAL CO player of the year.

In the regular season (22 games), Bower had an average of 26.2 ppg, had 55 steals, shot 47.9% from the floor, including 34.5% from three -point range, and connected to 85.2% of the free -out line. The free throw was also a single season record in Delta.

“When I grew up, I always loved and play the basketball game. It is a great honor to be on the basketball court, ”said Bower, who also plays football in Delta.

“I would like to thank my coaches and teammates for the fact that he always urges me and wants the best out of me. It is a great and very special honor that I made it in the basketball record board of the Delta High School Boys. I am also looking forward to what the future has for me in my basketball career. “

“Tyson is a typical fitness rat. Always in the gym, it doesn't matter, to make shots or go to a local high school or college game, ”said Delta head coach Matt Brighton.

“He is really a student of the game, and it is great to see how all his hard work is rewarded. We are very satisfied with what Tyson has achieved this year, especially in the second year. Tyson is a great teammate and he deserves everything he gets through his hard work. “

For the upcoming low season, Bower joined the Rice Basketball Academy Pro 16 League from Toledo, Ohio. The team will play in tournaments in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas and the Puma Finals in Texas and Florida.