Kiefer Ravena extends B.League stay with Shiga Lakes



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Kiefer Ravena stays with the Shiga Lakes in the Japan B.League after signing a one-year extension contract.
The team announced the development on their Facebook page Wednesday, 24 May.
Ravena played 50 games with Shiga where he averaged 10.5 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 4.0 assists as the Lakes finished the season with a 14-46 win-loss record, a dismal 23rd place overall in the standings.
The Lakes will be playing in the B2 League next season.