Henry Ellenson Leads DB to Win Over kt with 28 Points, 10 Rebounds

Returning from a three-week concussion layoff, Henry Ellenson scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Wonju DB Promy to a 94-83 victory over the Suwon KT Sonicboom on Feb. 13 at the Wonju DB Promi Arena.

The win keeps DB in fourth place in the 2026-2027 KCC Professional Basketball regular-season standings with an 8-6 record. DB sits level on points with the third-place Seoul SK Knights, who hold a 6-4 record, but trails on win percentage. Suwon KT dropped into a tie for sixth place with the Daegu KOGAS Pegasus at 6-8.

DB struggled offensively while Ellenson missed time with concussion symptoms. On Feb. 13, the forward scored 21 points in the first half alone, hitting two three-pointers and adding five rebounds to stake his side to an early lead.

Suwon KT erased a double-digit deficit in the third quarter behind outside shooting from Jeong Chang-young, Paris Bass, and Moon Jeong-hyun. Han Hee-wook and Kang Sung-wook hit consecutive three-pointers late in the period to cut DB’s lead to three points.

Moon opened the fourth quarter with a three-pointer, and Jeong added a basket to give Suwon KT a 71-69 lead. DB responded when Albano hit a three-pointer and a layup to push the lead back to 83-77 with five minutes remaining.

Jeong Hyo-keun then connected on a right-wing three-pointer off an Albano pass. Albano added another three-pointer to stretch the lead to 10 points with 90 seconds left, and Lee Yu-jin sealed the result with a step-back three-pointer with 38 seconds remaining.

Ellenson led all players with his 28 points and 10 rebounds. Albano finished with 20 points and nine assists for the Wonju DB Promy.

Lee Yu-jin scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds, setting a new career high for points in a single game in his second professional season. Lee also energized the home crowd in the first half by converting a steal into a one-handed dunk.

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