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Romanian League Round 1 October 2nd-3rd

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The league started with an opening weekend at a single site in Targu Mures for a charity project.  There was no generosity towards league newcomers Botosani from Sepsi, which rolled to a 124-47 win on Saturday.  Makeda Nicholas lifted Cluj-Napoca past Sara Hinriksdottir and Constanta.  Gabriela Irimia had a good game for Targoviste, but Ruth Sherrill and the hosts won 77-47.  On Sunday, Sparkle Taylor and Satu Mare started their season with a 91-57 win over Agronomia.  Alexandria finally started their season later than expected as Alexis Pana and Analyss Benally made their professional debuts in a 101-58 win over Florina Stanici, Sonia Cazacu, and Rapid.  Andreona Keys and Arad finished the day with a 96-45 win over Brasov.

October 2, 2021

Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe vs. Triumf Botosoani 124-47 SEP Fraser 18/10r Wallace 17 Ghizila 14 Bas 13/9r Orban 12/7r Croitoru 11 Pasic 10/8s BOT Bucuresteanu 15 Karasevich 12 Afanasieva 11/6a

Phoenix Constanta vs. Universitatea Cluj-Napoca 57-66 CON Hinriksdottir 20/8r Vega 14/9r Voica-Nagy 10 CLU Nicholas 30/8r Rubin 16/10r

Targoviste vs. Sirius Targu Mures 47-77 TAR Irimia 21/10r TAM Sherrill 21/9r Griffin 16/17r Solyom 12 Allen 4

October 3, 2021

Agronomia Bucuresti vs. Satu Mare 57-91 AGR Plavitu 15 Sipos 14/7r SAT Taylor 24/11r Moore 15 Vuckovic 11/9r Fodor 11 Ardelean 10 Kostowicz 8/7r

Alexandria vs. Rapid Bucuresti 101-58 ALE Pana 21/10r/9a Burcica 18 Petrova 17/11r Benally 17 Voicu 10/8r RAP Stanici 23 Cazacu 20/7r

Arad vs. Olimpia Brasov 96-45 ARA Keys 20/6r Vitulova 18 Akathiotou 16 Ghita 15 BRA Armanu 19 Delgado 14 Hawkins 0

Spanish League Round 3 October 2nd-3rd

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Another partial round started on Saturday with Irati Etxarri leading Sedis past Ferrol 61-54.  In Lugo, Ensino won 64-53 over Leganes.  Sunday’s games included the classic Basque Country rivalry game as Tinara Moore led Gernika to an 87-71 win over Gipuzkoa.  Arica Carter paced Estudiantes in a 70-56 win over Tenerife.  Maya Caldwell had a good game for Gran Canaria, but Zaragoza won 72-57.  Araski edged Promete 53-47.  Julia Reisingerova was dominant in a 65-42 win for Girona over Kadri-Ann Lass and Bembibre.

October 2, 2021

Ferrol vs. Sedis 54-61 FER Allen 11/6r Rodriguez 11 Grande 9/6r Swart 8 Gari 6 Koenen 1 Ivanovic 0 SED Etxarri 23/10r Pivec 12/7r Tunstull 8 Raventos 4 Brotons 4 Strautmane 2 Pujol 0

Ensino vs. Leganes 64-53 ENS Oma 18/6r Aliaga 14 Lizarazu 9 White 8/7r Silva 5 LEG Ruffin-Pratt 16 Tate 11 Jespersen 9 Muhate 8 Hermida 3 Koizar 0 Mokango 0

October 3, 2021

Gernika vs. Gipuzkoa 87-71 GER Moore 20 Buch 17 Ginzo 13 Roundtree 12 Silva 3 Bjorklund 3 GIP Cvitkovic 16/8r Brown 15/8r Madden 12 Cornelius 10 Harden 9 Soriano 0

Estudiantes vs. Tenerife 70-56 EST Carter 20 Quevedo 14 Knight 11 Fingall 5/7r TEN Pina 18 Tikvic 11/10r Bailey 9/8r Davis 5/7r Ferrari 0

Zaragoza vs. Gran Canaria 72-57 ZAR Bettencourt 15/7r Calhoun 15 Delaere 11/6r Kostourkova 8/7r Hempe 4 Gimeno 2 Cruz 2 GRA Caldwell 20/6r Giomi 14/11r Nesbitt 5 Hartmann 3 Millan 3 Mestdagh 3

Araski vs. Promete 53-47 ARA Atkinson 16/17r Zec 13/8r Seda 6/8r Alonso de Armino 4 PRO Burani 16/10r Estebas 10 Ayuso 7/6r Geldof 1 Nogic 0

Girona vs. Bembibre 65-42 GIR Reisingerova 28 Gardner 9 Flores 8 Lopez 0 BEM Lass 20/6r Kalin 3 Melgoza 2/6r

Hungarian League Round 2 September 29th-October 3rd

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A pair of games from Round 3 were moved up to Wednesday due to teams being involved in continental play.  Nikolina Milic was dominant for Szekszard in an 82-64 win over BEAC.  Aby Kaye led Sopron past MTK 70-32.  A partial round started on Saturday as Sopron still has not integrated their main players, but had a 73-53 win over Szigetszentmiklos.  Aari McDonald made her overseas debut with Gyor, but Cheridene Green and DVTK left with a 92-78 win.  Szekzard beat Vasas 85-69 before their big midweek game.  Chelsea Nelson and Nora Wentzel helped PEAC fend off Gergana Ivanova and BEAC 84-78.  Sunday’s game was an easy 84-51 for Csata over Pecsi.

September 29, 2021

BEAC vs. Szekszard 64-82 BEAC J. Boros 14 Koch 12 Czank 12 SZE Milic 32/10r Goree 14/8r Vorpahl 9/7a Krnjic 7

MTK vs. Sopron 32-70 MTK Stonewall 10/6r Pul 10 Jenkins 6/7r Toth 0 SOP Gaye 24/13r Hatar 14 S. Varga 10

October 2, 2021

Sopron vs. Szigetszentmiklos 73-53 SOP A. Varga 15/10r Sitku 15/6r Gaye 13/12r Jovanovic 11/6r Hatar 8/6r SZI Angyal 17 Campisano 14 Zivaljevic 7 Davis 3/7r

Gyor vs. DVTK 78-92 GYO McDonald 16/7r Dubei 15 Torok 12 Markovic 11 Orozsova 8 DVTK Green 27/8r Aho 18 Medgyessy 12 Jovanovic 11 Bernath 10

Szekszard vs. Vasas 85-69 SZE Goree 14/8r Friskovec 14 Milic 13 Krnjic 11 Gereben 10 Vorpahl 5 VAS Bach 19 Papp 11/9a Pusztai 10

PEAC vs. BEAC 84-78 PEAC Nelson 31/14r Wentzel 20 Dudasova 17/7a BEAC Ivanova 21/6r Meresz 16 Czank 13 B. Boros 10

October 3, 2021

Csata vs. Pecsi 84-51 CSA Lelik 13 Gyongyosi 11 Horvath 11 Borondy 10/7r Hegedus 8 Carey 6/9r PEC Revesz 11 Zsilinszki 10/7r Davis-Stewart 7

Czech League Round 2 September 28th-October 3rd

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A couple of games from later rounds were moved forward to midweek.  Brno beat Slovanka 69-50 on Tuesday in a Round 6 game.  Maria Conde led USK Praha again as their Round 3 visit to Chomutov was brought forward to Wednesday and they won 111-66.  On Saturday, KP Brno beat Chomutov 70-54.  Hradec Kralove breezed past Strakonice 68-38.  USK Praha had its last warmup for a step up in play with a 106-45 win over Ostrava.  Brno beat Slavia Praha 79-57.  On Sunday, Dominika Pohunkova led Slovanka past Anna Rylichova and Trutnov 82-69.

September 28, 2021

Slovanka vs. Brno 50-69 SLO Zeithammerova 12 ZAB Jurcenkova 14/9r Galickova 11/6r Berankova 10/6r

September 29, 2021

Chomutov vs. USK Praha 66-111 CHO Krejzova 17 Kadlecova 15 Vorlova 13 Reynolds 8 USK Conde 22 Stankovic 19/7r Balintova 18 Hanusova 14/7r Oblak 13/7s Vorackova 12

October 2, 2021

KP Brno vs. Chomutov 70-54 KPB Kopecka 17 Kucowski 14/10r Malikova 14 Akl 13 Fadrhonsova 3 CHO Krejzova 18 Reynolds 13/8r

Hradec Kralove vs. Strakonice 68-38 HKR Cuperkova 16 Effangova 13 Fiserova 11/9r STR Rosecka 11 Machytkova 11

USK Praha vs. Ostrava 106-45 USK Conde 15/11r Sipova 14/6r Sklenarova 13 Hanusova 12/13r Stankovic 12/13r Balintova 12 Vorackova 9 OVA Silov 12 Svetlikova 10/6r

Brno vs. Slavia Praha 79-57 ZAB Vondrackova 14 Hamzova 14 Vackova 14 SLA Aulichova 15 Krivankova 12 Zilova 10 Mircova 10

October 3, 2021

Lokomotiva Trutnov vs. Slovanka 69-82 TRU Rylichova 25/7r Potockova 14 Wolf 1/9r SLO Pohunkova 29 Halova 14 Ondrouskova 10/10r

French League Round 1 October 1st-3rd

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The season started on Friday with Bourges hosting Roche and Isabelle Yacoubou helped the home team build a lead before Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis and the rest of the starting lineup for the visitors was strong in an 82-80 comeback win.  On Saturday, Johanna Muzet made her professional debut for Charnay, but they had a tough time with Villeneuve, losing 90-48.  Angers had a promising return to the top division, winning 73-58 at Hainaut.  Lyon was looking for a fresh start after a tough end to last season, but it did not look promising early in a 71-64 loss to Landerneau.  Landes ended the day with a 66-55 win at Tarbes.  Sunday’s game had Lattes Montpellier beat Charleville 60-51.

October 1, 2021

Bourges vs. Roche 80-82 BRG Yacoubou 24 Eldebrink 11 Miyem 9 Rupert 7/10r Mann 6 RVB Mosqueda-Lewis 20 Monpierre 19 Kone 13/7r Clarke 12/7r Suarez 10/7r Morrison 6

October 2, 2021

Charnay vs. Villeneuve 48-90 CHA Chabrier 16 Lauvergne 13 Davis 7/6r Diop 3 Muzet 2 VIL Salaun 17 Harmon 15/6r Anderson 15 Diaby 13/14r Ygueravide 12/8a Heriaud 10

Hainaut vs. Angers 58-73 HAI Djekoundade 16 Thompson 16 Williams 8/9r Gustavsson 8/9r Ewodo 0 ANG Bailey 14 Chidom 13 Peterson 13 Slonjsak 11 Cornelie-Sigmundova 7

Lyon vs. Landerneau 64-71 LYO Allemand 14 Jocyte 7 Raincock-Ekunwe 5 Johannes 2 BRE Kalu 14 Gaillou-Loko 14 Geiselsoder 13/8r Muldrow 7

Tarbes vs. Landes 55-66 TAR Kessler 15 Tadic 14/8r Wojta 11/9r Quinones 2 LAN Paget 19/6r Chery 11/15r Tolo 11 Fauthoux 7/6r Dumerc 4/6r/8a

October 3, 2021

Lattes Montpellier vs. Charleville 60-51 MTP Epoupa 19/6r/6a/6s Peters 14/10r Wallace 7 Warley-Talbert 6/6r CHM Coffey 13 Akhator 8 Berkani 7 Fiebich 2

2021 Asia Cup Final October 3rd

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October 3, 2021

The final day of games on Sunday started with the bronze medal game as Australia captured it 88-58 over South Korea.  China knew that this was their chance to win the tournament and had the lead going into the final quarter, but Soari Miyazaki and Monica Okoye helped the reigning champions keep their crown with a comeback 78-73 win.

3rd Place:

Australia vs. South Korea 88-58 AUS Whitcomb 15/9r/8a Garbin 14 Aokuso 10/7r Froling 10 Wehrung 8 Sharp 8 Scherf 7/7r Nicholson 6 Melbourne 6 Mangakahia 4 Wallace 0 Shelley 0 KOR Park J-H 17/6r Kim D-B 11 Kim M-J 7 Kang 6 Bae 4 Shin 4 Park H-J 4 An 3 Yang 2 Jin 0 Choi 0 Yoon DNP

Final:

Japan vs. China 78-73 JPN Miyazaki 26/7r/11a Okoye 21 Mawuli 13 Hayashi 6 Yamamoto 6 Nakada 4 Miyashita 2 Akaho 0/8r Todo 0 Nemoto 0 Nagata 0 Nishioka 0 CHN Huang 18/7r Li YR 16/11r Yang 11/7a Li Y 11 Zhang 6 Wang 5 Han 4 Wu 2 Pan 0 Yang 0 Li M DNP Li YF 0

Asia Cup Semifinals October 2nd

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October 2, 2021

Saturday’s games started with the semifinals as Li Yueru and China used a fast start to roll past South Korea 93-69.  Another classic between the teams saw Japan do enough to maintain their edge, winning 67-65 over Australia.  The 5th place game closed the day as New Zealand beat Taiwan 74-59 behind Penina Davidson.

Semifinals:

China vs. South Korea 93-69 CHN Li YR 20/12r Huang 16 Yang 11 Han 10/8r Wang 9/6r/8a Wu 9 Li Y 7 Pan 6/7r Zhang 5 Li YF 0 Yang 0 Li M DNP KOR Yang 12 Park H-J 10 Choi 8 Kang 8 Jin 8 Park J-H 7/6a Bae 6 Kim M-J 6 Shin 4 An 0 Kim D-B 0 Yoon DNP

Japan vs. Australia 67-65 JPN Hayashi 17/7r Akaho 12/6r Yamamoto 12 Mawuli 11 Miyazaki 5/9a Okoye 4 Nemoto 3 Nakada 2 Miyashita 1 Todo 0 Nishioka 0 Nagata 0 AUS Whitcomb 16/7r/8a Scherf 12/15r Froling 10 Nicholson 7 Aokuso 6 Garbin 6 Wehrung 6 Melbourne 2 Wallace 0 Sharp 0 Mangakahia DNP Shelley DNP

5th Place:

Taiwan vs. New Zealand 59-74 TPE Chen 12 Liu 9 Peng 8 Cheng 8 Lin W-Y 7 Lin T 5 Tai 4 Lin Y-T 2 Han 2 Lin H-F 2 Chu 0 Wang DNP NZL Davidson 26/7r Purcell 12/10r C. Leger-Walker 9 Goulding 6/8r Blair 5 K. Leger-Walker 4 Karaitiana 4 Taia 3 Paalvast 3 Boagni 2 Hippolite 0 Richards 0

EuroCup Qualifiers Game 2 September 28th-30th

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The last series started on Tuesday as the game was moved with Elazig hosting both games.  Pre Stanley made her professional debut for PAOK, but they fell to Kolby Morgan and company 62-58 as Lindsey Pulliam made her professional debut for Elazig.  On Wednesday, Nora Wentzel and PEAC already had a solid lead so they played most of the game in cruise control with a 72-64 win over Dominique McBryde and Niki Lefkadas pushing the final margin to 72-64.  A rare 61-61 tie happened in Luxembourg with Cassandra Brown and Grengewald Hueschtert not making any dent against Maggie Lucas and Dinamo Sassari as the visitors advanced 146-128.  Tarbes rolled past Kortrijk again with a 88-39 win making the aggregate a dominant 184-80.  Brittany Brewer and Liege ended Ulriken’s continental foray with a 71-55 win moving the score to 169-112 on aggregate.

Thursday’s games started in Vidnoje as Unique Thompson and Spartak Moscow quickly overturned the deficit from the first game, but Kamiah Smalls and Lublin did enough late to win again, this time 73-69 to advance 135-130.  Kalani Brown led Hatay to a 90-52 win over Elitzur Holon for a big 166-111 final margin.  It was another close game in Elazig, but Kolby Moran and Lindsey Pulliam led the hosts to an 80-76 in the second game that they actually got to play at home and the final margin was 142-134 over PAOK.  The nest efforts of Alyssa Lawrence could not get Eleftheria Moschatou any closer as a 74-61 loss to Bydgoszcz meant elimination by a 131-109 final.  Teniya Page and Umea spent most of the game in the lead, but not enough to threaten the deficit and Csata ended up winning outright to advance 158-141.  Charleville breezed to a 78-54 win over Piestanske Cajky and a 152-116 aggregate margin.  Gran Canaria cut into a big deficit in the first half, but could not get closer as a 67-56 win still left London Lions ahead 132-113 in the final count.  In Lugo, Ensino took the lead early after Magnolia Campobasso brought a point advantage and the hosts won 66-55 to advance 130-120.  The day ended out in the Azores and Nausia Woolfolk and Uniao Sportiva blasted out of the gates with a big lead only to see Helena Sverrisdottir and Haukar fight back to only lose 81-79, which was enough to progress 160-157.

September 28, 2021

PAOK vs. Elazig 58-62 PAOK Stanley 16/7r Pavlopoulou 16 Karlafti 10 Hollivay 9/6r BEOI Morgan 20/8r Razheva 16/8r Pulliam 11/7r Yalcinkaya 3

September 29, 2021

PEAC vs. Niki Lefkadas 72-64 PEAC Wentzel 21 Sarok 14 Kiss 14 Nelson 6 NIKI McBryde 22/7r Thornton 13 Ntala 11 O’Dwyer 4

PEAC advances 152-127

Grengewald Hueschtert vs. Dinamo Sassari 61-61 GWH Brown 22/12r Mathias 15/18r T. Hetting 5/7r DSS Lucas 28/9r Moroni 10/7r

Dinamo Sassari advances 146-128

Tarbes vs. Kortrijk 88-39 TGB Quinones 17/8r Tadic 15/11r Samson 14/6r Pardon 12 Ewodo 10/6r Wojta 7/10r SPURS E. Devliegher 7 Herlihy 6

Tarbes advances 184-80

Liege vs. Ulriken Eagles 71-55 LIEGE Brewer 20/13r Schwarz 12 Franquin 12 Descamps 11 ULR Briggs 14/7r S. Austgulen 12 M. Austgulen 11/9r

Liege advances 169-112

September 30, 2021

Spartak Moscow vs. Lublin 69-73 VID Thompson 27/16r Repnikova 16/6a Nuritdinova 12 Jones 10 UMCS Small 22 Mack 15/14r Fassina 13 Jakubcova 9/7r

Lublin advances 135-130

Hatay vs. Elitzur Holon 90-52 HAT Brown 23/15r Gorini 18 Ellenberg-Wiley 15 HOLON Adams 14/6r Raber 12/12r Peleg Pelc 10/7r Bone 9

Hatay advances 166-111

Elazig vs. PAOK 80-76 BEOI Morgan 28/6r Pulliam 21/8r Razheva 13 Yalcinkaya 2 PAOK Karlafti 18 Hollivay 17/12r Pavlopoulou 13/9a Stanley 8

Elazig advances 142-134

Bydgoszcz vs. Eleftheria Moschatou 74-61 BDG Miskiniene 14/14r Michalek 14 Houser 9 Fontaine 4 MOS Lawrence 22/6r James 19/6r Rosset 10/7a

Bydgoszcz advances 131-109

Umea vs. Csata 79-81 UMEA Page 26 Degbeon 13/12r Brown 13/6a Louka 10 Asoro 5 CSATA Carey 19/6r Simon 14/7a Lelik 11 Borondy 11 Hegedus 8

Csata advances 158-141

Charleville vs. Piestanske Cajky 78-54 FCB Diallo 14 Akhator 11/7r Sy-Diop 11 Fiebich 8 Berkani 6 PNC Andelova 10 Boothe 6/8r

Charleville advances 152-116

Gran Canaria vs. London Lions 67-56 CANA Caldwell 19 Brito 17/7r Giomi 8/6r Hartmann 8 Millan 6 Mestdagh 3 LDN Winterburn 16 Norton 15 Leonard 9 Stewart 6/7r Breen 5 Charles 3 Robinson-Miller 2 Umeh 0 McDerment 0 Leedham 0

London Lions advances 132-113

Ensino vs. Magnolia Campobasso 130-120 DME Bahi 16/8r White 12 Van Den Adel 7 Silva 6 Lizarazu 5 MAGCB Parks 15 Quinonez 10 Chagas 8

Ensino advances 130-120

Uniao Sportiva vs. Haukar 81-79 CUSAH Woolfolk 25/7r/6a Ferreira 14/8r De Lima 14/7r Costa 13 Kushkituah 9/11r Alves 2 HAUK Sverrisdottir 32 Gisladottir 12 Henningsdottir 8 Palmer 7/12r/6a

Haukur advances 160-157

2021 Asia Cup Playoffs September 30th

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September 30, 2021

The knockout round started on Thursday with Park Hye-Jin and South Korea taking the lead into halftime only to see Taiwan come back to tie it in the third quarter before they recovered for an 80-74 win.  New Zealand figured that they would never have a better shot at Australia, but Sami Whitcomb would not let that happen in a 72-61 win.  The result meant that South Korea, Japan, and China will be the three teams that join Australia in this region in the world championship qualifying tournaments.

South Korea vs. Taiwan 80-74 KOR Park H-J 22 Kang 15 Bae 14 Jin 8 Choi 5/8r Park J-H 4/6r Kim D-B 4 Shin 4 Yang 2 Kim M-J 2 An 0 Yoon DNP TPE Peng 18 Chen 9 Liu 9 Chu 7 Cheng 6/7r Lin T 6 Han 6 Tai 5 Lin Y-T 5 Lin H-F 3 Lin W-L 0 Wang DNP

Australia vs. New Zealand 72-61 AUS Whitcomb 29/7r/6a Scherf 13/6r Garbin 10 Sharp 6 Froling 5 Nicholson 4 Wehrung 3 Wallace 2 Aokuso 0/7r Melbourne 0 Mangakahia DNP Shelley DNP NZL C. Leger-Walker 17 K. Leger-Walker 12/6a Purcell 7 Goulding 7 Paalvast 7 Davidson 6 Boagni 3 Hippolite 2 Karaitiana 0 Taia 0 Blair 0 Richards DNP

Relegation Game:

The last game of the day was for the right to stay in Division A at the next tournament and it ended up being quite exciting.  India took the lead, but Janine Pontejos kept the Philippines close and then Khate Castillo helped them establish a lead and keep it for a 74-70 win.

India vs. Philippines 70-74 IND P. Kumar 15/12r S. Kumar 12/7r Limaye 10/13r Kumari 10 Masilamani 9/7a Arvind 7 Nixon 7 Yadav 0 Rani 0 Udayakumar DNP Chenganamattathil DNP Mohan DNP PHI Pontejos 22 Castillo 22 Bernardino 9/11r/7a Clarin 8 Castro 4/6r Tongco 3/6r Cabinbin 3 Nabalan 3 Fajardo 0 Prado 0 Cayabyab 0 Pingol DNP

Romanian Cup 1st Round Game 2 September 29th-30th

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Three series concluded on Wednesday with their second games.  Brasov had a small deficit heading into their home game and Maria Delgado helped them do just enough to flip it with a 64-56 win over Anca Sipos and Agronomia to move the aggregate to 121-119.  Rapid had a lead heading into their home game, but another strong effort from Florina Stanici was not enough as Targoviste won 65-45 to flip the aggregate to their favor 131-115.  Triumf Botosani had more players available, but lost again to Targu Mures with an 82-50 defeat pushing the final margin to 196-95.  The last series started on Wednesday as Cluj-Napoca was hosting both games with Khiana Johnson having a strong professional debut in Constanta’s 76-61 win over Taneka Rubin and company.  The series finished on Thursday with the same result as Sara Hinriksdottir led Constanta past Makeda Nicholas and Cluj-Napoca for a final margin of 159-116.

September 29, 2021

Olimpia Brasov vs. Agronomia Bucuresti 64-56 BRA Delgado 29/6r/6r Armanu 18/8r Hawkins 7/15r AGR Sipos 23/6r Chelariu 11/9r Militaru 11

Olimpia Brasov advances 121-119

Rapid Bucuresti vs. Targoviste 45-65 RAP Stanici 22/7r Cazacu 10/12r TAR Irimia 17/12r Dumitru 15/8r Stoenescu 14/6r

Targoviste advances 131-115

Triumf Botosani vs. Sirius Targu Mures 50-82 BOT Afanasieva 15 Bucuresteanu 11/8r Karasevich 11 Ciotir 10/8r TAM Griffin 23/13r Sherrill 19/7r Chis 12 Allen 9 Solyom 6/6r

Sirius Targu Mure advances 196-95

Universitatea Cluj-Napoca vs. Phoenix Constanta 61-76 CLU Rubin 22/11r Uiuiu 17 Nicholas 7/7r CON Johnson 21/7r/8a Hinriksdottir 17/9r Vega 16

September 30, 2021

Phoenix Constanta vs. Universitatea Cluj-Napoca 83-55 CON Hinriksdottir 20/11r Vega 18 B. Fota 16/6r Johnson 6 CLU Nicholas 20/13r Rubin 11/15r Uiuiu 11

Phoenix Constanta advances 159-116