First off, player A has 35 total shots. Player B has 24 total shots. As arssangunius mentions, too small of a sample size to make any judgement.
Second, player A has taken 16 of his 35 shots from three and has only made 4 of those. Considering he isn't a strong perimeter player at D-2, that's leading to the lower field goal percentage. Player B has only taken 4 three pointers.
Lastly, player B does have a little bit of a speed advantage, which helps.