LaJae Jones Scores 35 Points as Trieste Beats Roma 116-100

Pallacanestro Trieste secured its fourth LBA victory, defeating BC Roma 116-100 at the PalaTrieste behind a dominant performance from LaJae Jones.

Jones Dominates in Triple-Digit Win

The American forward recorded a performance in 35 minutes of action, finishing with 35 points and 11 rebounds. Jones’ impact went beyond scoring, as he added three blocks, two assists, and a steal, resulting in a total evaluation rating of 46.

He was efficient from the floor, shooting 62% on two-point attempts (5 of 8) and connecting on 50% of his three-pointers (6 of 12). He also proved reliable at the charity stripe, converting 7 of 8 free throws.

Jae Jones Monstrous 35 points and 11 rebounds — LBA

Consistency for the 2004-Born Prospect

This performance marks the seventh time this season that Jones has scored in double figures. He is averaging 19 points and 9 rebounds per game, continuing his form during Trieste’s current winning streak.

Jones’ path to the Italian league followed a collegiate career across Tarleton State, Barton County, St. Bonaventure, and Florida State. Last July, he was selected as the 54th overall pick in the NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors.

Professional Transition in Trieste

Although the Golden State Warriors retain his NBA rights, the team did not include Jones in their immediate plans. Consequently, he signed a one-year contract with Pallacanestro Trieste this past September to begin his professional career.

Trieste’s victory continues a positive momentum for the club as they look toward their next LBA fixture. The team is scheduled to return to the court for their upcoming league appearance as they continue their pursuit of a higher standing in the championship table.

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