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Dante Sofia

Dante has been named ABL Player of the Week after an impressive double-double of 31 points and 17 rebounds in a Week 9 win for Archbishop Beck Sports College.

The 6′ 8″ senior forward shot 11-21 from the floor, and added three assists, two blocks and a steal to his monster double-double.

Sofia said, “I am very happy to have been given Player of the Week, I have came a long way thanks to my coach and my teammates. I still have a long way to go to get to where I want to be with my game, but I hope to make improvements every day.”

Arch Beck Coach Delme Herriman said, “I am happy that Dante has received this recognition, he has come a long way in the past six months through hard work, but he still has a lot to learn as he started basketball very late.”

“His dream is an NCAA scholarship in the States, which we are working towards.”