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Hungarian League Round 7 November 2nd-6th

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On Saturday, Reka Lelik and NKE beat PEAC 80-75.  Erica McCall and Szekszard got a fight from Reka Bernath and MTK, but won 81-79.  Zsofia Hruscakova led Gyor past BEAC 101-58.  The day ended with Vasas beating Shenita Landry and Pecsi 84-63.  Keyona Hayes had an excellent game for ZTE on Sunday, but Aleksandra Crvendakic and Sopron won 87-64.  Agnes Gorjanacz and Cegled were impressive in an 84-82 win over DVTK.  The last game from Round 2 was made up on Wednesday before the long international break.  Reka Lelik and NKE continued their strong start by beating Shenita Landry and winless Pecsi 97-65.

November 2, 2019

PEAC vs. NKE 75-80 PEAC Wentzel 15 Bravard 15 Dieme 14/7a Szabo 10 Hegedus 9 NKE Lelik 20 Gustafson 19/9r Friskovec 19 Cannon 14/8r

Szekszard vs. MTK 81-79 SZE McCall 20/6r Dojkic 19 Ruzickova 15 Balint 11 Daniel 0 MTK Bernath 21/7r C. Jenkins 18/7r/6a Sule 15 Kovacs 10/6r A. Jenkins 8/8r

Gyor vs. BEAC 101-58 GYO Hruscakova 27/9r Barnai 14 Dul 13/6a Varga 10 DeVaughn 4 BEAC Laufer 15/8r Fogg 10 Li 6

Vasas vs. Pecsi 84-63 VAS Murray 19/8r/7a Borondy 17 Toth 11 Fraser 10 Vukov 8/7r PEC Landry 21/8r Stach 11

November 3, 2019

ZTE vs. Sopron 64-87 ZTE Hayes 26/6r Burkholder 8 Kuttor 0 SOP Crvendakic 21/6a Hatar 16/6r Dubei 13 Krajisnik 12/6r Weninger 10

Cegled vs. DVTK 84-82 CEG Gorjanacz 29 Higgins 19/16r Brezinova 15 Swanier 9/10a DVTK Goree 17/10r Walker-Kimbrough 17 Szucs 13 Morrison 11

November 6, 2019

Pecsi vs. NKE 65-97 PEC Landry 23/9r Stach 19/7a NKE Lelik 22 Gustafson 17/7r Horvath 14 Friskovec 13 Cannon 8/6r

Standings:

  1. Sopron 7-0
  2. NKE 6-1
  3. DVTK 5-2
  4. Gyor 5-2
  5. Szekszard 5-2
  6. Cegled 4-3
  7. MTK 3-4
  8. PEAC 2-5
  9. Vasas 2-5
  10. ZTE 2-5
  11. BEAC 1-6
  12. Pecsi 0-7

Czech League Round 8 October 30th-November 6th

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A game from Round 10 was brought forward to last Wednesday as Petra Kulichova and Kristyna Minarovicova teamed up to lead Hradec Kralove past Janee Thompson and Brno.  This round started on Friday with Chomutov beating Lokomotiva Trutnov 70-60.  On Saturday, Petra Kulichova led Hradec Kralove past Slovanka 69-55.  Katerina Zohnova and Brno breezed past Strakonice 102-34.  There was no surprise in the capital rivalry game as Brionna Jones continued to lead USK, this time past Kamila Hoskova and Slavia 116-61.  On Sunday, KP Brno finished this round with an 84-65 win over Ostrava.  A game from Round 3 was made up on Wednesday and Justina Matuzonyte and Brno beat Ostrava 81-54.

October 30, 2019

Hradec Kralove vs. Brno 80-76 HKR Kulichova 24/13r Minarovicova 20 Klaudova 19/6r/7a ZAB Thompson 25 Vondrackova 17 Matuzonyte 13 Royster 2

November 1, 2019

Chomutov vs. Lokomotiva Trutnov 70-60 CHO Vorlova 16 Eisnerova 13/6r Satoranska 11/11r/7a Krejzova 11/7r TRU Kozumplikova 16 Rylichova 11 Cotton 8/6r

November 2, 2019

Hradec Kralove vs. Slovanka 69-55 HKR Kulichova 21/12r Zavazalova 14/6a Mareckova 13 SLO Omerbasic 14/7r Mahlerova 11/12r

Brno vs. Strakonice 102-34 ZAB Zohnova 21 Kopecka 17/9r Matuzonyte 14/11r Hamzova 10 Adamcova 10 STR Stiborova 11 Fadrhonsova 4

USK Praha vs. Slavia Praha 116-61 USK Jones 21/9r Vukosavljevic 17/6a/6s Elhotova 17 Thomas 15/7r Ouvina 12/6s Vyoralova 10 SLA Hoskova 26 Bakajsova 12/7r Van Der Keijl 8

November 3, 2019

Ostrava vs. KP Brno 65-84 OVA Dickey 18 Jones 16/13r Simpson 12/7a Murray 4 Grbic 4 KPB Remenarova 14/8r Stara 14 Andelova 14 Potter 9 Van Grinsven 8 Green 4/6a

November 6, 2019

Ostrava vs Brno 54-81 OST Simpson 12/10r Dickey 11 Jones 11 Murray 9/10r Grbic 3 ZAB Matuzonyte 22/13r Zohnova 16 Thompson 5

Israeli League Round 2 November 3rd-4th

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The round started on Sunday with Elitzur Ramla getting more time for their European adventures.  Yarden Danan led the hosts to a 97-62 win, but Kenisha Bell made her first overseas appearance and Leah Purvis made her professional debut for Elitzur Holon.  On Monday, Khadijiah Cave and Jordan Hooper led Ramat Hasharon in a 96-78 win over Dominique Wilson and Hapoel Petah Tikva although Channon Fluker and Tara Berger did make their professional debuts for the visitors.  Kristen Simon and Meighan Simmons led Maccabi Raanana past Herzliya 82-61.  The day ended with Allison Hightower and Alex Cohen helping Maccabi Ramat Hen to an easy 77-52 win over Maccabi Haifa.

November 3, 2019

Elitzur Ramla vs. Elitzur Holon 97-62 RAM Danan 23/7a Rotberg 18 Gitchenko 17 Mitchell 14/10r Boyd 11/10a Krivacevic 4 HOL Spector 19/7r Bell 18/10r Jackson 10/6r Purvis 7 Boylan-Douglass 4

November 4, 2019

Ramat Hasharon vs. Hapoel Petah Tikva 96-78 HAS Cave 28/15r Hooper 22/8r Hannoun 17 Abboud 15 Fitzgerald 8/9a Hattis 0 PET Wilson 25/8r Reid 19/7a Rosenthal 8 Fluker 6/9r Berger 6

Maccabi Raanana vs. Bnot Herzliya 82-61 RAA Simon 22/19r Simmons 21 Muldrow 18/16r HER Brown 17 Gardner 13/8r Davis 12/9r Dayan 2

Maccabi Haifa vs. Maccabi Ramat Hen 52-77 HAI Harden 17/8a Hillsman 7/10r Bellock 4/11r RAH Hightower 23 Cohen 20/8r Lev 17 Shea 4 Bulgak 2/7r Johnson

Australian League Round 4 November 1st-4th

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The round started on Friday with Bendigo beating Brianna Turner and Adelaide 67-54.  Saturday’s games started with Kia Nurse and Canberra beating Sydney 91-66.  The other game went to overtime as Abby Bishop and Micaela Cocks teamed up to help Townsville leave Perth with a 93-88 win over Ali Schwagmeyer and company.  On Sunday, Bec Cole and Sara Blicavs lifted Southside past Bendigo 93-80.  A rare Monday game was played between the last two undefeated teams.  Cayla George was strong for Melbourne, but Southside’s starters helped them win 81-74.

November 1, 2019

Bendigo Spirit vs. Adelaide Lightning 67-54 BEN Wehrung 16 Tobin 12/12r Skinner 11 Ernst 8/6r Richards 2 Grays 0 ADL Turner 21/12r Talbot 13/10r Nicholson 11 Seekamp 9/7a Rintala 0 Kaser 0 Edwards 0

November 2, 2019

University of Canberra Capitals vs. Sydney University Flames 91-66 UCC Nurse 21 Griffin 9/8r Froling 19/7r Epoupa 12/8r/10a Rocci 10 Tolo 8/9r Delaney 0 SYD Kunek 17 Kuster 16 Planeta 9 Tupaea 5

Perth Lynx vs. Townsville Fire 88-93(OT) PER Schwagmeyer 23 Atkins 19/7r Ebzery 14/9a Whittle 13 Mansfield 9 Allen 7 TSV Bishop 31/11r Cocks 22 Madgen 14/9r Carleton 8 Gaze 1 Boag 0

November 3, 2019

Southside Flyers vs. Bendigo Spirit 93-80 STH Cole 23 Blicavs 21 Mitchell 16/6a Russell 12/15r O’Hea 12 Reid 2 Tomlinson 1 Maley 0/6r BEN Tobin 16/6r Wilson 15/7a Wehrung 13 Ernst 9/6r Skinner 6 Grays 4 Richards 3

November 4, 2019

Melbourne Boomers vs. Southside Flyers 74-81 MEL George 22/13r Allen 13/6a Cunningham 10/6r Beck 8 Purcell 6 Magbegor 6 Davidson 2 STH Russell 19/11r Blicavs 16 Cole 14/6a O’Hea 13 Mitchell 13 Maley 0 Tomlinson 0

Standings:

  1. Southside 6-0
  2. Melbourne 4-1
  3. Adelaide 3-2
  4. Canberra 3-2
  5. Bendigo 2-4
  6. Perth 1-4
  7. Townsville 1-4
  8. Sydney 1-4

Italian League Round 5 November 2nd-3rd

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The round started on Saturday with Costa Masnaga controlling the fourth quarter to beat Jaime Nared and Broni 73-67 and pick up their first win.  On Sunday, Brooque Williams led Sesto San Giovanni to a shockingly easy win over Bologna.  Dearica Hamby and Martina Kacerik kept Ragusa at the top of the standings with a 97-66 win over Markeisha Gatling and Palermo.  Schio beat Vigarano 89-57.  Venezia won a battle of undefeated team with San Martino di Lupari 75-62.  Battipaglia is the only winless team after a 77-64 loss to Lucca.  The day ended with Empoli beating Torino 83-69.

November 2, 2019

Costa Masnaga vs. Broni 73-67 COS Davis 19/6a Frost 14/13r Pavel 14/8r Baldelli 14 BRO Nared 23/7r Orazzo 12 Premasunac 11/9r Spreafico 11

November 3, 2019

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Bologna 103-66 SES Williams 26/8r Crudo 16 Oroszova 14 Panzera 13 Brunner 4/6r Botteghi 4 BOL Begic 14/7r Williams 14 Salvadores 12/8r Micovic 10/6r D’Alie 0

Palermo vs. Ragusa 66-97 PAL Gatling 23/7r Russo 16 Cupido 10/6r Flores 0 RAG Hamby 21/9r Kacerik 20 Romeo 17 Consolini 15/7r Walker 10

Schio vs. Vigarano 89-57 SCH Andre’ 14/8r Gruda 14/6r DeShields 12 Keys 10/12r Harmon 8 VIG Bocchetti 17 Bolden 12 Attura 9 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 1/10r

Venezia vs. San Martino di Lupari 75-62 VEN Petronyte 15/15r Carangelo 15/6r Penna 15 Steinberga 14/11r Anderson 7 Macchi 0/6a SAM Ostarello 16/9r Sulciute 15 Bjorklund 15

Battipaglia vs. Lucca 64-77 BAT Houser 19/7a Jarosz 16/10r Tagliamento 13/6r Gomez 5 LUC Jeffery 14/7a Jakubcova 12/10r Ravelli 10 Zempare 7/18r

Torino vs. Empoli 69-83 TOR Milazzo 16/6r Brcaninovic 15/17r Del Pero 13 Kinard 12 Barberis 10 EMP Stepanova 19/10r Morris 18/6r Mathias 11/6r Madonna 11/11a Narviciute 10

Standings:

  1. Ragusa 5-0
  2. Venezia 5-0
  3. Schio 4-1
  4. San Martino di Lupari 4-1
  5. Sesto San Giovanni 3-2
  6. Lucca 3-2
  7. Empoli 3-2
  8. Broni 2-3
  9. Vigarano 2-3
  10. Palermo 1-4
  11. Torino 1-4
  12. Costa Masnaga 1-4
  13. Bologna 1-4
  14. Battipaglia 0-5

Spanish League Round 7 November 1st-3rd

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The round started with the traditional Friday night game in Caceres and Valencia had a short turnaround from their European adventures, but still left with a 57-40 win.  On Saturday, Araski beat fellow Basque Country club Gipuzkoa 62-56.  Tanaya Atkinson and Clarinos continue their strong start to the season with a 61-55 win at Bembibre.  Vanessa Gidden and Leia Dongue had good games for Promete, but did not get enough help as Ensino left with a 60-55 win.  Sunday started with Gernika beating Zamarat 82-56.  Sedis then beat Zaragoza 65-61.  The last game was the one that was the most anticipated as Magali Mendy and Girona may have fully shifted the balance of power in their favor after going to Salamanca and beating Avenida 68-55.

November 1, 2019

Al-Qazeres vs. Valencia 40-57 ALQ Ginzo 10/7r Carter 10 Simms 3/6r Ferreira 3 Diouf 1 VAL Pina 18 Casas 11 Abalde 7/11r Romero 6 Reisingerova 6 Gari 2 Lizarazu 1 Brown 0

November 2, 2019

Gipuzkoa vs. Araski 56-62 GIP Sarr 17 Garcia 11 Kraker 10/7r De Souza 7 Nystrom 2 Edwards 1 ARA Perez 14 Seda 12/6r Garcia 12 Quevedo 7 Sutherland 4 Van Den Adel 2

Bembibre vs. Clarinos 55-61 BEM Salas 16/8r Llorente 10/9r Manning 7 Vojinovic 5 Ajemba 1 Butina 0 CLA Atkinson 22 Weaver 8 Pierre-Louis 2 Moss 0/7r Charles 0

Promete vs. Ensino 55-60 PRO Gidden 20/11r Dongue 20/6r Silva 7 Ivanovic 6 Blockton 2 Miloglav 0 ENS Loyd 16 Sanchez 10 O’Dwyer 9 Nyingifa 8/15r Richards 8/6r Miller 0

November 3, 2019

Gernika vs. Zamarat 82-56 GER Roundtree 18 Milic 17 Wojta 15/7r Lo 11 Dietrick 4/6r Mazionyte 0 ZAM Cornelius 18 Dornstauder 12/8r McPhee 6 Seilund 6 Jespersen 4 Okonkwo 0

Zaragoza vs. Sedis 61-65 ZAR Hempe 12/7r Nacickaite 12 Simon 10 Gimeno 10 Ayuso 7/10r Markovic 2 SED Wiese 13/6r Diaz 12 Moore 10/7r Gustavsson 7 Pujol 6/6r/6a Nogic 4

Avenida vs. Girona 55-68 AVE Hayes 13/10r Loyd 10 Samuelson 7 Hof 6/8r Vitola 5 Cazorla 3 Akhator 0 GIR Mendy 27 Coulibaly 14/8r Elonu 9/8r Sykes 6

Standings:

  1. Girona 7-0
  2. Avenida 6-1
  3. Valencia 5-2
  4. Gernika 5-2
  5. Sedis 5-2
  6. Clarinos 5-2
  7. Araski 4-3
  8. Al-Qazeres 3-4
  9. Zaragoza 2-5
  10. Ensino 2-5
  11. Promete 2-5
  12. Gipuzkoa 1-6
  13. Zamarat 1-6
  14. Bembibre 1-6

German League Round 7 October 31st-November 3rd

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A game from Round 12 was brought forward to Thursday as Cori Coleman helped Halle hold off Luisa Geiselsoder and Donau-Ries 68-66.  A game from Round 3 was made up on Friday as Wasserburg escaped Freiburg 72-69.  This round started with a wild game on Saturday as Pele Gianotti and Olivia Nash led Heidelberg past Alison Gorrell, Jess Kovatch, and Saarlouis 109-83.  On Sunday, Brianna Rollerson led Osnabruck past Freiburg 79-76.  Aliaksandra Tarasava and Teja Gorsic teamed to lead Hannover to a 75-67 win at Halle.  Luisa Geiselsoder had another good game as Donau-Ries beat Herner 66-56.  Jill Morton had an excellent game for Gottingen, but they lost to Wasserburg 76-60.

October 31, 2019

Halle vs. Donau-Ries 68-66 SVH Coleman 21/7r Henningsen 13 Mercer 9 Korinek 7 DOE Lu. Geiselsoder 25/7r McCray 11/8r Hill 6 Vorpahl 5

November 1, 2019

Freiburg vs. Wasserburg 69-72 USC Breen 17 Fuehring 16 Rodefeld 15 Hart 9/10r Genco 3/6r/9a WBG Greunke 16/9r Moten 14/6r/6s Jakovina 11 McKay 5 Hodges 4/13r

November 2, 2019

Heidelberg vs. Saarlouis 109-83 USCH Gianotti 28 Nash 27 Harris 10/7r Arthur 10/7a Daub 6/8r/7a Karavassilis 2 TVS Gorrell 28 Kovatch 23 Jenkins 15/14r

November 3, 2019

Osnabruck vs. Freiburg 79-76 OSC Rollerson 26/9r Jongeling 12/8r Carter 12 Takacs 10/11r McWilliams 3 USC Hart 17 Fuehring 14/11r Breen 14 Rodefeld 11 Genco 8

Halle vs. Hannover 67-75 SVH Kampouraki 14 Henningsen 14 Korinek 12/6r Coleman 12 Mercer 4 Budimir 0 TKH Tarasava 21 Gorsic 20/6r Pulk 11 Gardner 7/7a

Donau-Ries vs. Herner 66-56 DOE Lu. Geiselsoder 23/10r Vorpahl 18 Hill 11/6r McCray 7/6r HTC Leonard 14 Abaiburova 13 Frericks 12/14r Sannes 0

Wasserburg vs. Gottingen 76-60 WBG Jakovina 15/6r Moten 12/10r Brunckhorst 12 McKay 10/8r Hodges 8/10r BG Morton 23 Crowder 11 McMorris 7 Mullings 5/8r

Marburg vs. Keltern 85-88 BCM Wilke 23 Baker 18 Kiss-Rusk 17/13r White 6 Bertholdt 3 RSK Thomas 23/7r Jakobsone 14 Mayombo 12/6r Dinkins 11 Cvitkovic 10/8r Brown 5 Joseph 4/9r

Turkish League Round 4 November 2nd-3rd

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On Saturday, Alina Iagupova and Fenerbahce beat Arike Ogunbowale and Orman 80-65.  Kennedy Burke and Shacobia Barbee fired Kayseri past Danielle Adams, Elina Dikaioulaku and Adana 96-80.  On Sunday, the trio of Tilbe Senyurek, Victoria Macaulay, and Bria Hartley led Galatasaray past Cukurova 81-72.  Yvonne Anderson paced Besiktas, but Sasha Goodlett and Cankaya University left with a 60-57 win.  Kelsey Mitchell and Botas eased past Samsun 90-31.  Marica Gajic and Hatay ended the day with a 76-67 win over Izmit.

November 2, 2019

Orman vs. Fenerbahce 65-80 ORM Ogunbowale 27 Paris 13/13r Robinson 13/12r FEN Iagupova 26/6r/6a Williams 16/6r Cakir 13 Zandalasini 9 Cruz 5 Canitez 3

Adana vs. Kayseri 80-96 ADA Adams 27/8r Dikaioulaku 23/9a Prince 9 Ozelci 6 KAY Burke 29/9r Barbee 20 Ivankovic 17/18r Gunay 11

November 3, 2019

Cukurova vs. Galatasaray 72-81 CUK Rodriguez 18 Coffey 17/7r Marginean 5 GAL Senyurek 21/7r Macaulay 21 Hartley 21

Besiktas vs. Cankaya Universitesi 57-60 BES Anderson 26/6a Snytsina 12/8r Middleton 6/9r CAN Goodlett 21/11r White 14/7r Turner 8 Putnina 7/12r

Botas vs. Samsun 90-31 BOT Mitchell 20 Gulcan 19/12r Koksal 16 Peddy 10 Fagbenle 3 Hollingsworth 0 SAM Celik 11 Harris 7 Madden 4

Hatay vs. Izmit 76-67 HAT Gajic 20 Ben Abdelkader 18/7a Magarity 9 Peters 8/8r Turk 3 IZM Cado 16 Kavurmacioglu 14/6r Williams 14 Warley 6/11r

Russian League November 2nd-3rd

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After a tough midweek game, Dynamo Kursk changed their lineup for Saturday and got a fast start and coasted to a 76-66 win over Spartak Noginsk.  Sunday started with Dynamo Novosibirsk stunning Nadezhda 74-60.  MBA went to Krasnoyarsk and beat Enisey 84-63.  Brittney Griner and Ekaterinburg beat Ksenia Levchenko and Spartak Moscow 92-76.

November 2, 2019

Spartak Noginsk vs. Dynamo Kursk 66-76 SPN Korotygina 16 Dorosheva 13/6r Karpunina 12 DYK Shabanova 14/8r O. Frolkina 12 Pachurina 10 Baric 7/6r Xargay 6

November 3, 2019

Dynamo Novosibirsk vs. Nadezhda Orenburg 74-60 DYN Scott 18/7r/8a Hamblin 14/15r Vorobyeva 11 Langlois 11 Polyashova 10/9 NAD Turner 12 Raincock-Ekunwe 11/9r Wheeler 11

Enisey Krasnoyarsk vs. MBA Moscow 63-84 ENI Linskens 19/11r Tarasova 13 Koizar 8/7r/6a McCray 8 MBA Logunova 19/11r Psareva 15/14r Leshkovtseva 14 Glonti 12/6r

Spartak Moscow vs. Ekaterinburg 76-92 SPM K. Levchenko 20 Kurilchuk 13 Ogun 10 Kea 9 Bertsch 4 EKA Griner 29/9r Vadeeva 14/8r Jones 1/7r Musina 9 Vandersloot 7/10r/6a Faulkner 7 Belyakova 3/6r Quigley 3

French League Round 5 November 2nd-3rd

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The round started on Saturday with Stephanie Mavunga and Lattes Montpellier beating Roche 66-61.  Ana Dabovic and Bourges beat Villeneuve 85-71.  Hainaut escaped Charleville with a 64-59 win.  Landerneau beat Nantes 66-56.  On Sunday, Clarissa Dos Santos and Lyon eased past Tima Pouye and Tarbes.  The other game was not much closer as Katherine Plouffe led Landes past Charnay 96-58.

November 2, 2019

Lattes Montpellier vs. Roche 66-61 MTP Mavunga 21/15r Williams 15/7r Bernies 13/6a Whitcomb 7 Tchatchouang 5/6r RVB Amant 18/6r Bailey 15 Lucet 8/6r Ugoka 4/11r

Bourges vs. Villeneuve 85-71 BRG Dabovic 24 Michel 17 Coleman 13/6r Chartereau 12 Yacoubou 3 VIL Hurt 14/7r Hampton 13 Sharp 11 Berkani 10 Hollivay 2

Charleville vs. Hainaut 59-64 CHM Diawara 10/10r Sottana 10 Miyem 10 Mestdagh 5 Gomes Colhado 2 HAI Ellenberg-Wiley 13/8r Solopova 13 Kone 13 Mane 12 Burton 2

Landerneau vs. Nantes 66-56 LAN Wurtz 18 Coulibaly 16/10r Bruner 10/6r/6a Kalu 2 NAN Aydin 18 Djaldi-Tabdi 11/9r Lenglet 10 Monroe 3/7r

November 3, 2019

Lyon vs. Tarbes 90-51 LYO Dos Santos 21/11r Badiane 19 Ciak 13/11r Johannes 8/6a Plouffe 7/6a Allemand 6 TAR Pouye 21/6r Berezhynska 8

Landes vs. Charnay 96-58 LAN Plouffe 21/6r Hejdova 14/8r Toure 11 Dumerc 7 CHA Moore 15/7r Amukamara 12 Guapo 11/6r/7a Johnson-Walker 0

Standings:

  1. Lattes Montpellier 5-0
  2. Lyon 4-1
  3. Roche 4-1
  4. Landes 3-2
  5. Bourges 3-2
  6. Hainaut 3-2
  7. Tarbes 3-2
  8. Landerneau 2-3
  9. Charleville 1-4
  10. Nantes 1-4
  11. Villeneuve 1-4
  12. Charnay 0-5