His form is reflective of the team’s overall performance this season on its return to the elite division; Peristeri won the A2 Division last season to gain promotion.
The team has two wins in two appearances this season beating Prometheas 76-73 away from home this past weekend after an 83-80 win over Kolossos in the opening round.
Peristeri GS is scheduled to play Holargos on Saturday October 20 in its third game this season; the former ranks second in the 14 team division.
Giants Olympiakos and Panathiniakos lead the standings also two wins but a better goal difference puts them ahead of Bentil’s team.
The three teams are the remaining sides in the league yet to taste defeat this season; fourth placed AEK Athens and seven other teams have a win in two games.
Peristeri’s form is a good omen to Bentil who featured last season for lowly ranked teams in France and Spain.
By Yaw Adjei-Mintah
@YawMintYM on Twitter
