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Israeli League Round 14 January 19th-21st

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This round started on Sunday with Meighan Simmons and Kristen Simon leading Maccabi Raanana past Crystal Bradford, Chelsea Hopkins, and Maccabi Ashdod 75-73.  Traditional Monday games included Maccabi Ramat Hen’s 74-63 win over Elitzur Holon.  Hapoel Petah Tikva got big games from Monique Reid and Britney Jones, but it was still not close enough for a first win as Tiffany Mitchell and Tslil Vaturi, whose recent signing strengthened their domestic core, helped Elitzur Ramla triumph 89-72.  Chelsea Nelson and Sidney Cook helped Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion take advantage of Herzliya being shorthanded to win 82-66 as Lexie Brown and Rebekah Gardner tried to pick up the slack for the visitors.  The round ended on Tuesday with Alex Harden and Maccabi Haifa beating Ramat Hasharon 80-64.

January 19, 2020

Maccabi Raanana vs. Maccabi Ashdod 75-73 RAA Simmons 25/11r Simon 21/18r Muldrow 16/9r ASH Bradford 22/9r Hopkins 22/8r/6a Doron 15 Sutherland 8/7r Edelman 2 Snow 0

January 20, 2020

Elitzur Holon vs. Maccabi Ramat Hen 63-74 HOL Penn 14 Laney 12/14r Bell 11 Douglass 11 Purvis 6/7r RAH Johnson 19/14r Hightower 16 Bulgak 11/10r Yizchaki 10 Shea 6 Cohen 5

Elitzur Ramla vs. Hapoel Petah Tikva 89-72 RAM Mitchell 28/12r Vaturi 20/7r Billings 17/19r Rotberg 12 Boyd 9 Danan 0 PET Reid 27/15r/6a Jones 27 Zackery 10 Rosenthal 4/6r Berger 2

Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion vs. Bnot Herzliya 82-66 RIS Nelson 36/14r Cook 25/15r Holmes 15/6r HER Brown 29 Gardner 20/10r Dayan 6

January 21, 2020

Maccabi Haifa vs. Ramat Hasharon 80-64 HAI Harden 26 Hillsman 17/18r Bellock 13 HAS Cave 19/9r Hooper 16/8r Abboud 13 Fitzgerald 12 Hannoun 0 Hattis 0

Standings:

  1. Maccabi Ramat Hen 12-2
  2. Elitzur Ramla 10-4
  3. Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 9-5
  4. Maccabi Ashdod 9-5
  5. Ramat Hasharon 8-6
  6. Maccabi Haifa 6-8
  7. Maccabi Raanana 6-8
  8. Elitzur Holon 6-8
  9. Bnot Herzliya 4-10
  10. Hapoel Petah Tikva 0-14

Turkish League Round 15 January 18th-20th

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On Saturday, Cukurova looked strong for the first time in a long time, beating Orman 86-67.  Haley Peters and Hatay kept Samsun winless 97-69 despite good games from Stephanie Madden and Rebecca Harris.  Kaela Davis and Kennedy Burke led Kayseri past Riquna Williams and Elazig 90-76.  The most exciting game of the day saw Courtney Williams and Kristine Anigwe have strong games for Izmit, but Yvonne Anderson and Besiktas prevailed 85-81.  On Sunday, Alina Iagupova and Cecilia Zandalasini helped Fenerbahce past Alexis Prince, Danielle Adams, and Adana 90-83.  A rare Monday game went to Galatasaray 81-70 over Botas.

January 18, 2020

Cukurova vs. Orman 86-67 CUK Bentley 18/6a Sykes 18 Tuck 17 Marginean 12 Sanders 10/7r ORM Robinson 15/13r Kartaltepe 14/7r/6a Bilgic 12 Ogunbowale 12 Paris 6/6r Leedham 4

Samsun vs. Hatay 69-97 SAM Madden 21/9r Harris 21/6r HAT Peters 21/13r Ben Abdelkader 18 Basaran 15/11r Turk 15 Yalcin 12/11a Yavas 11/7a

Kayseri vs. Elazig 90-76 KAY Davis 31 Burke 20/9r Gunay 14 Ivankovic 10/12r Wauters 5 ELA Williams 20 Vaughn 18/16r Sahin 14 Erat 11 Newlin 0

Izmit vs. Besiktas 81-85 IZM Williams 32/10r Anigwe 25/15r Yavuz 11/9a BES Anderson 26/8a Bogicevic 17/6r Snytsina 16 Emirtekin 13 Caglar 10/8r

January 19, 2020

Fenerbahce vs. Adana 90-83 FEN Iagupova 22/7r/6a Zandalasini 22/7r Williams 14/7r Stokes 8/11r Canitez 8/8r Cakir 8/7a ADA Prince 27/6a Adams 25/13r Dikaioulaku 19/8a

January 20, 2020

Galatasaray vs. Botas 81-70 GAL Alben 15/7r/9a Senyurek 11/6r Atas 11 Macaulay 10 Yilmaz 10 Stankovic 8 Hartley 8 Nakkasoglu 3 BOT Eldebrink 19 Abdi 18/9r Hollingsworth 10 Bas 10

Standings:

  1. Fenerbahce 13-1
  2. Orman 11-3
  3. Galatasaray 11-3
  4. Izmit 7-7
  5. Besiktas 7-7
  6. Elazig 7-7
  7. Cankaya Universitesi 8-5
  8. Kayseri 7-6
  9. Hatay 6-8
  10. Adana 5-9
  11. Cukurova 5-9
  12. Botas 3-11
  13. Samsun 0-14

Italian League Round 15 January 15th-19th

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The last game from Round 9 was made up on Wednesday after Costa Masnaga’s travel excuse was accepted, but Dearica Hamby and Ragusa still got the 81-61 win.  This round started on Saturday with San Martino di Lupari winning 70-62 at Costa Masnaga.  Sunday started with Bologna looking like the team they were supposed to be after Isabelle Harrison and Ana-Marija Begic led them past Ashley Walker, Chiara Consolini, Dearica Hamby and Ragusa 85-84 in overtime.  Shayla Cooper was excellent for Palermo, but they lost to Venezia 75-65.  Brooque Williams and Sesto San Giovanni beat Vigarano 80-62.  Leonor Rodriguez fired Schio past Melisa Brcaninovic and Torino 75-61 to move into first place.  Empoli beat Alex Ciabattoni and Battipaglia 59-50.  The day ended with Lucca beating Broni 76-72.

January 15, 2020

Ragusa vs. Costa Masnaga 81-61 RAG Hamby 23/8r Romeo 16 Walker 11 Consolini 10 COS Pavel 15 Spinelli 10 Frost 6 Davis 0

January 18, 2020

Costa Masnaga vs. San Martino di Lupari 62-70 COS Pavel 18 Davis 12/7a Baldelli 12 Frost 9/11r/6a/7s SAM Sulciute 16/6r Fietta 13 Bjorklund 10 Ostarello 8/6r

January 19, 2020

Bologna vs. Ragusa 85-84(OT) BOL Harrison 30/12r Begic 20/7r Salvadores 18 Tassinari 10 D’Alie 2 RAG Walker 22/11r Consolini 22 Hamby 20/13r Romeo 12

Venezia vs. Palermo 75-65 VEN Petronyte 17/14r Bestagno 10 Carangelo 10 Anderson 9/9r Penna 9/6r Macchi 7 PAL Cooper 30 Flores 12 Miccio 11 Gatling 6/6r

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Vigarano 80-62 SES Williams 30 Brunner 6/14r Orozsova 5 Botteghi 2 VIG Kunaiyi-Akpanah 15/22r Natali 15 Bocchetti 13 Attura 6 Kinard 3

Schio vs. Torino 75-61 SCH Rodriguez 33 Harmon 12/11r Lisec 11/9r Andre’ 10/7r TOR Brcaninovic 31/6r Barberis 13 Johnson-Walker 9/11r

Battipaglia vs. Empoli 50-59 BAT Ciabattoni 21/10r Jarosz 11/13r EMP Trimboli 17/7a Morris 11 Mathias 8/7r

Lucca vs. Broni 76-72 LUC Zempare 17/16r Jakubcova 14/8r Ravelli 13 Bonasia 13 Jeffery 12 BRO Tikvic 15/12r Nared 14 Spreafico 14 Togliani 12

Standings:

  1. Schio 15-1
  2. Ragusa 14-2
  3. Venezia 12-3
  4. San Martino di Lupari 10-5
  5. Lucca 9-6
  6. Sesto San Giovanni 9-6
  7. Empoli 7-8
  8. Vigarano 6-9
  9. Broni 6-9
  10. Palermo 5-10
  11. Torino 4-11
  12. Costa Masnaga 4-11
  13. Bologna 4-11
  14. Battipaglia 2-13

Spanish League Round 17 January 18th-19th

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Most of the games in this round were on Saturday, including an overtime thriller that went to Zaragoza 62-61 over Gipuzkoa.  In Caceres, Jennie Simms led the hosts past Clarinos 61-56.  Avenida beat Sedis 71-61 in Salamanca.  Bembibre was close again, but fell to Gernika 60-55.  Zamarat is also stranded at the bottom of the standings, losing to Araski 69-59 despite the best efforts of Brittany McPhee.  Sunday started in Lugo with Ensino completing a dramatic comeback to knock Girona out of the top spot 77-70.  Promete impressively stifled Valencia 62-40.

January 18, 2020

Gipuzkoa vs. Zaragoza 61-62(OT) GIP De Souza 13/7r Sarr 12/11r Edwards 9 Nystrom 4 Kraker 3 ZAR Nacickaite 15/8r Ayuso 13 Gimeno 12/6r Hempe 10/12r Ferrari 3/7a

Al-Qazeres vs. Clarinos 61-56 ALQ Simms 24 Ginzo 11/7rCarter 8 Ferreira 3 CLA Traore 16 Atkinson 13 Pierre-Louis 12/6r Weaver 7/12r Moss 4 Charles 0

Avenida vs. Sedis 71-61 AVE Loyd 14 Hayes 11 Samuelson 9 Hof 8 Vitola 6 Vilaro 5 Cazorla 3 Fagbenle 2 SED Bahi 14 Nogic 13 Moore 12/10r Pujol 7 Gustavsson 4 Wiese 3 Lizarazu 0

Gernika vs. Bembibre 60-55 GER Milic 12 Wojta 10 Arrojo 10 Roundtree 6 Mazionyte 0 BEM Gladkova 15/7r Llorente 13 Salas 10/6r Ajemba 5/6r Butina 0

Araski vs. Zamarat 69-59 ARA Seda 18/6r Quevedo 15 Pardo 11/6r Barbee 4 ZAM McPhee 20/9r Montoliu 13 Okonkwo 10 Cornelius 6 Dornstauder 4 Balarabe 4 Jespersen 2

January 19, 2020

Ensino vs. Girona 77-70 ENS Richards 19/7r Nyingifa 19 Loyd 11 Dinkins 7 Miller 4 O’Dwyer 4 GIR Elonu 18/9r Xargay 15/6a Vasic 13

Promete vs. Valencia 62-40 PRO Gidden 17/8r Stamenkovic 12/6r Dongue 12/6r Ivanovic 7 Silva 6/9r Mosqueda-Lewis 0 VAL Tirera 12 Abalde 6 Gari 2 Brown 1

Standings:

  1. Avenida 15-2
  2. Girona 14-3
  3. Gernika 13-4
  4. Valencia 12-5
  5. Araski 10-7
  6. Sedis 8-9
  7. Ensino 8-9
  8. Clarinos 8-9
  9. Zaragoza 7-10
  10. Promete 7-10
  11. Gipuzkoa 6-11
  12. Al-Qazeres 6-11
  13. Zamarat 3-14
  14. Bembibre 2-15

German League Round 14 January 18th-19th

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A pair of games were played on Saturday, starting with Herner beating Osnabruck 60-52.  Megan McKay led Wasserburg past Klara Brichacova and Saarlouis 88-64.  On Sunday, Heidelberg beat Marburg 65-56.  Alexa Hart and Sam Fuehring led Freiburg beat Halle 80-64.  Keltern beat Donau-Ries 68-62.  Hannover was taken to overtime and then Gottingen scored all the points in the extra frame to win 59-50.

January 18, 2020

Herner vs. Osnabruck 60-52 HTC Abaiburova 19/9r Stankiewicz 15 Frericks 11/14r OSC Carter 18 Rollerson 6/7r McWilliams 0

Wasserburg vs. Saarlouis 88-64 WBG McKay 23/9r Moten 15/9r/6a Brunckhorst 13 Jakovina 12 Hebecker 10 Sherbert 9/6r TVS Brichacova 23/9r Gorrell 19 Beynon 4 Kovatch 4

January 19, 2020

Heidelberg vs. Marburg 65-56 USCH Gianotti 18 Harris 12/15r Daub 8 Nash 6/9r Norton 6 Daub 2 BCM Yohn 17 Wilke 14/7r Klug 6/9r Baker 5

Freiburg vs. Halle 80-64 USC Hart 28/12r Fuehring 26/14r Breen 7 Genco 5 SVH Korinek 17 Coleman 10/7r Mercer 8/6r

Keltern vs. Donau-Ries 68-62 RSK Stats not complete DOE Lu. Geiselsoder 18/6r Hill 17 Vorpahl 10 McCray 5

Gottingen vs. Hannover 59-50(OT) BG Kelly 17/6r Morton 16 McMorris 8/9r TKH Tarasava 19 Thimm 10/10r Gardner 4/6r

French League Round 12 January 17th-19th

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The round started on Friday with Hainaut beating Nantes 84-68.  On Saturday, Evelyn Akhator led Charleville past Landes 76-58.  Taylor Wurtz lifted Landerneau past Tarbes 76-64.  Lisa Berkani and Villeneuve beat Roche 90-81.  On Sunday, Lattes Montpellier eased to a 95-62 win, but young Sixtine Macquet was impressive for Charnay.  A special late game saw Bourges keep Lyon from pulling away from the rest of the field with an 82-65 win.

January 17, 2020

Nantes vs. Hainaut 68-84 NAN Delaere 17 Aydin 10 Monroe 8 Williams 7 HAI Ellenberg-Wiley 19 Akonga 16/15r Kone 15/6r Coulibaly 12/9r

January 18, 2020

Charleville vs. Landes 76-58 CHM Akhator 21/10r Bouderra 13 Miyem 10 Mestdagh 7 Kelley 6 LAN Hejdova 15 Gaye 14 Toure 12 Ayim 6/6r Plouffe 6

Landerneau vs. Tarbes 76-64 LAN Wurtz 24 Brunner 13/15r Kalu 13 TAR Fauthoux 16/6r Pouye 15/10r Berezhynska 12

Villeneuve vs. Roche 90-81 VIL Berkani 22 Sharp 18 Hampton 15 Sy 11 Hurt 10 Magarity 0/8r RVB Ngoyisa 19 Bailey 19 Lucet 11/9r Amant 11

January 19, 2020

Charnay vs. Lattes Montpellier 62-95 CHA Macquet 22 Amukamara 17 Guapo 13/6r/6a Mann 2/6r MTP Bankole 15 Tchatchouang 14 Peddy 13 Duchet 12 Kamba 11 Williams 9 Whitcomb 8

Bourges vs. Lyon 82-65 BRG Dabovic 16 Coleman 15/10r Achonwa 15/7r Chartereau 12 Eldebrink 10 LYO Johannes 11 Ciak 10/7r Plouffe 10/6r Clark 10 Allemand 10

Standings:

  1. Lyon 10-2
  2. Bourges 9-3
  3. Lyon 9-3
  4. Landes 7-5
  5. Landerneau 7-5
  6. Roche 6-6
  7. Villeneuve 6-6
  8. Hainaut 5-7
  9. Charleville 5-7
  10. Tarbes 4-8
  11. Charnay 2-10
  12. Nantes 2-10

Hungarian League Round 16 January 17th-19th

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The round started on Friday with Szekszard beating Pecsi 85-71 despite the best efforts of Shenita Landry and Emma Stach.  On Saturday, NKE went to Ujbuda and beat BEAC 81-68.  An exciting game went to overtime before Taisia Udodenko and Nora Wentzel led PEAC past Brianna Fraser and Vasas 92-91.  The combination of Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and Cyesha Goree made sure that DVTK got the 87-82 win over Keyona Hayes and ZTE.  Alisia Jenkins lifted MTK past Cegled 85-62.  The old rivalry game was played on Sunday, but Sopron continued their dominance with a 76-48 win over Gyor.

January 17, 2020

Pecsi vs. Szekszard 71-85 PEC Landry 26/7r Stach 23/6r SZE Ruzickova 14/9r Krnjic 13 Balint 13 McCall 12/10r Marshall 11

January 18, 2020

BEAC vs. NKE 68-81 BEAC Lakloth 18 Fogg 15/11r Szabo 13 Toth 10 NKE Cannon 18/7r Lelik 18/6a Gustafson 15/7r Friskovec 11/7r Horvath 11

PEAC vs. Vasas 92-91(OT) PEAC Udodenko 26/9r Wentzel 21 Gemes-Sarok 13/6r Conwright 12 Bravard 10 Hegedus 2 VAS Fraser 29 Borondy 18/8a Murray 17 Vukov 7

DVTK vs. ZTE 87-82 DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 37 Goree 21/11r Morrison 13 ZTE Hayes 30 Burkholder 14 Nagy 13

MTK vs. Cegled 85-62 MTK A. Jenkins 28/14r C. Jenkins 17/7r/6a Sule 13 CEG Gorjanacz 15 Swanier 15 Higgins 10/10r Licskai 10

January 19, 2020

Sopron vs. Gyor 76-48 SOP Crvendakic 17/6r Hatar 12/10r Brooks 10/13r January 10/8a Dupree 9 GYO Ygueravide 16 Hollivay 5/6r

Romanian League 2nd Stage Round 2 January 18th-19th

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Group A:

On Saturday, Alina Chivu and Targoviste beat Brasov 72-69.  Chrissy Givens led Sepsi again, this time past Mariah King and Cluj 104-67.  The lone Sunday game saw Bernice Mosby and Satu Mare continue to lurk behind them with a 59-51 win over Arad.

January 18, 2020

Targoviste vs. Olimpia Brasov 72-69 TAR Chivu 23/6r Irimia 19/10r Stoenescu 12 BRA Armanu 19 Pesovic 15 Beadle 11/11r Williams 8/8r

Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe vs. Universitatea Cluj 104-67 SEP Givens 29/8r Orban 18/10r Parau 16/6a Mandache 16/6a Pasic 14 Butler 0 CLU King 24 Uiuiu 17 B. Fota 13

January 19, 2020

Satu Mare vs. Arad 59-51 SAT Mosby 20 Podar 13 Miljkovic 12/9a Ervin 9/15r ARA Webb 14 Karakasevic 11/6r Robinson 9 Akathiotou 2

Standings:

  1. Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe 6-0
  2. Satu Mare 5-1
  3. Arad 3-3
  4. Targoviste 2-4
  5. Brasov 1-5
  6. Universitatea Cluj 0-6

Group B:

The round started on Saturday with Cristina Badi and Sirius beating Sonia Vilcinschi and Agronomia 72-61 as Brittney Dunbar had a triple-double.  Sunday started with Florina Stanici and Rapid edging Boogie Brozoski and Constanta 74-71.  Targu Secuiesc beat Alexandria 65-51.

January 18, 2020

Sirius Targu Mures vs. Agronomia Bucuresti 72-61 TAM Badi 21/12r Dunbar 16/18r/10a/7s Bobar 10/6r AGR Vilcinschi 22 Sipos 17/10r Hawkins 2

January 19, 2020

Rapid Bucuresti vs. Phoenix Constanta 74-71 RAP Stanici 25/12r/9a Burlakova 14/7r/6a Lupusavei 14/6r Cazacu 14 CON Brozoski 27 Scott 14/19r Beldian 10

Alexandria vs. Targu Secuiesc 51-65 ALE Voicu 19 Mazilu 12/7s Cucu 11 TAS Mobley 16/14r Miklos 15 Vega 11/7a Debreczi 10/7r

Russian League January 16th-19th

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The round started on Thursday with Enisey going to Moscow and beating MBA 82-75.  Sunday’s games started out in Novosibirsk with Olga Vorobyeva leading Dynamo past Spartak Moscow 91-57.  Spartak Noginsk surprised MBA Moscow 62-59.  Maria Vadeeva led Ekaterinburg in a 97-45 win over Enisey Krasnoyarsk.  Erica Wheeler and Nadezhda Orenburg kept Dynamo Moscow winless 101-55.

January 16, 2020

MBA Moscow vs. Enisey Krasnoyarsk 75-82 MBA Glonti 15/7r Fedorenkova 11 Komarova 11 Leshkovtseva 10 ENI Koizar 17 Linskens 15/8r Kiryanova 10 McCray 3

January 19, 2020

Dynamo Novosibirsk vs. Spartak Moscow 91-57 DYN Vorobyeva 23 Scott 14/7r Krymova 14 Cheren 13/7r Langlois 13 Hamblin 7/8r SPM Ogun 13 Bertsch 6/6r Kea 5

Spartak Noginsk vs. MBA Moscow 62-59 SPN Krivolapova 14/10r Sumets 13/6r Garkavskaya 12/13r MBA Leshkovtseva 14

Ekaterinburg vs. Enisey Krasnoyarsk 97-45 EKA Vadeeva 26/8r Jones 18/14r Meesseman 14 Quigley 9/6r Faulkner 8 Belyakova 8 Musina 7/6r Torrens 3 ENI Tarasova 11 McCray 11 Kolosovskaya 10 Koizar 6

Nadezhda Orenburg vs. Dynamo Moscow 101-55 NAD Wheeler 21/7a Turner 14 Namok 13 Nizamova 12 Medvedeva 12 Tikhonenko 10/7r DYM Savina 12

Standings:

  1. Ekaterinburg 12-0
  2. Dynamo Kursk 11-1
  3. Nadezhda Orenburg 8-5
  4. Spartak Moscow 7-6
  5. Enisey Krasnoyarsk 6-7
  6. Dynamo Novosibirsk 6-4
  7. MBA Moscow 5-8
  8. Spartak Noginsk 2-10
  9. Dynamo Moscow 0-13

Polish Cup Recap January 17th-19th

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The six team format was used again with play starting on Friday.  The first game saw Kahleah Copper and Gorzow eliminate Alexis Peterson and hosts Lublin 88-80.  The annual participant from the second division was Pruszkow, but they had a quick exit at the hands of Polkowice 95-59.  Kahleah Copper paced Gorzow again on Saturday, but did not get enough help as Rebecca Allen and Gdynia entered the competition with a 70-65 win.  Maria COnde and Polkowice were already in rhythm as they faced Brianna Kiesel and Bydgoszcz and advanced with a 72-64 win.  On Sunday, Danielle Robinson and Polkowice looked to complete the difficult three wins in three days gauntlet and prove that they were still a team to be reckoned with when league play resumed, but after being forced into overtime, Gdynia got the job done and took home the trophy with an 83-73 triumph.

January 17, 2020

Lublin vs. Gorzow 80-88 LUB Peterson 24 Day 14/10r Labuckiene 12/7r Adamowicz 12 Degbeon 4/7r GOR Copper 27/12r Green 19/15r Juskaite 16 Thomas 7/8a

Polkowice vs. Pruszkow 95-59 POL Naczk 18 Conde 17/6r Filip 16/14r Robinson 15 Spanou 9/6r/6a Stallworth 7 PRU Marciniak 13/6r Szumelda-Krzycka 13

January 18, 2020

Arka Gdynia vs. Gorzow 70-65 GDY Allen 21/7r Papova 17/6r Gulich 8/6r Kastanek 8 Greinacher 6 GOR Copper 30/9r/6a Green 11/9r Thomas 2

Bydgoszcz vs. Polkowice 64-72 BYD Kiesel 27 O’Neill 13 POL Conde 22/9r/7a Spanou 13 Stallworth 11/10r Filip 11 Gajda 10 Robinson 1

January 19, 2020

Arka Gdynia vs. Polkowice 83-73(OT) GDY Balintova 18/6a Papova 15/6r Allen 14 Greinacher 12/15r Kastanek 8 Gulich 7 POL Robinson 22/11r Spanou 17 Stallworth 12 Conde 2