Teams looked to complete sweeps in Game 2s on Friday. Fenerbahce did so in Poland, closing out the day with a 79-63 win over Wisla Krakow. The defending champions also return to the final four as Katerina Elhotova fired USK Praha past Schio 86-53. The series that did not end in a sweep was a surprise as Galatasaray held off UMMC Ekaterinburg 66-57 in Turkey to send the series back to Russia on Wednesday. The series featuring two Russian teams ended in a sweep as Nadezhda was able to overcome a good game from Endene Miyem for Dynamo Kursk with their own great effort from DeWanna Bonner to win 73-70. There is only one more spot to be filled as we get closer to crowing a champion in Europe.
March 11, 2016
Wisla Can-Pack vs. Fenerbahce 63-79 WIS Stallworth 17 Ouvina 16/7a Turner 13 FEN Lavender 15 Quigley 15/7a Hollingsworth 13 Coleman 13 Cakir 6 Nacickaite 5 Canitez 0
Fenerbahce wins series 2-0
ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Famila Schio 86-53 USK Kat. Elhotova 24 Steinberga 19 Xargay 15 Petrovic 11/12r Vaughn 10/6r Burgrova 1 SCH Masciadri 16 Yacoubou 13/7r Walker 6 Anderson 4/8r Macchi 3 Ress 0
ZVVZ USK Praha wins series 2-0
Galatasaray vs. UMMC Ekaterinburg 66-57 GAL Kizer 16/16r Wauters 12/6r Yilmaz 12 Loyd 9 Dubljevic 5 EKA Meesseman 15/6r Taurasi 13/8r Torrens 9 Griner 7 Toliver 5 Nolan 0 Baric 0 Belyakova 0
Series tied 1-1
Dynamo Kursk vs. Nadezhda 70-73 KUR Miyem 24/7r Augustus 18 Ogwumike 13/16r Jekabsone-Zogota 9 Harding 4 Osipova 0 Eldebrink 0 NAD Bonner 21/8r Anoikina 18 Robinson 17/15r McBride 10/6r/6a Cruz 5/6a
Nadezhda wins series 2-0