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Israeli League Round 14 January 21st

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January 21, 2019

Another full round of games on Monday included an entertaining encounter that saw Allisha Gray lead Elitzur Ramla only to see the league’s best team so far fail to contain Danielle Adams and Victoria Vivians to lose 80-75 to surging Maccabi Ashdod.  In Herzliya, Shavonte Zellous had a successful debut, joining Tamera Young as they beat Kaela Davis and Ramat Hasharon 81-69.  Hapoel Petah Tikva got their entire import trio of Monique Reid, Khadijiah Cave, and Alexis Peterson firing to keep Andrea Riley and Bnei Yehuda winless 103-80.  Elitzur Holon beat Maccabi Ramat Hen 60-57 to create a massive tie among teams in the top half looking to chase down the leaders.  The wide open season so far has teams in the lower half still thinking they could make a move as Maccabi Raanana beat Breanna Richardson and shorthanded Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 71-56.

Elitzur Ramla vs. Maccabi Ashdod 75-80 RAM Gray 23/10r Nared 19/6r Hightower 15 Diamant 3/6r ASH Adams 39/7r Vivians 21/9r/8a Doron 9 Hopkins 8/6r/6a Baron 3 Snow 0 Rosenthal 0

Bnot Herzliya vs. Ramat Hasharon 81-69 HER Zellous 23 Young 22/8r/6a Bradford 16/14r/6a Hannoun 7 HAS Davis 23/10r Thompson 13/11r Rotberg 10 Edelman 7 Wiese 5 Kedem 2

Hapoel Petah Tikva vs. Bnei Yehuda 103-80 PET Reid 28/16r/7a Cave 28/13r Peterson 23 Engel 10 Abboud 4 Zimmerman 3/6a YEH Riley 23 Goodwin 18/7r Cooper 13/11r Silfen 5

Maccabi Ramat Hen vs. Elitzur Holon 57-60 RAH Harden 16/8r Ruffin-Pratt 14/8r Bulgak 8/10r Levitsky 6 Shafir 0/8r/8a HOL Kelley 19/15r Hooper 17/14r Bentley 12/6r Pelleg 6/6r/6a Spector 3

Maccabi Raanana vs. Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 71-56 RAA Goss 19/9r Orrange 9 Muldrow 6/8r Rubin 6 Dayan 4 RIS Richardson 26/9r Sless 13 Fontenette 6/7r

Standings:

  1. Elitzur Ramla 11-3
  2. Maccabi Ramat Hen 9-5
  3. Maccabi Ashdod 9-5
  4. Hapoel Petah Tikva 9-5
  5. Elitzur Holon 9-5
  6. Bnot Herzliya 7-7
  7. Maccabi Raanana 6-8
  8. Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 6-8
  9. Ramat Hasharon 4-10
  10. Bnei Yehuda 0-14

Hungarian League Round 14 January 19th-20th

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The round started on Saturday in Ujbuda with Szekszard winning 73-54 over BEAC.  ZTE continued their impressive season with a 75-69 win over Gyor.  Sopron stayed perfect with a 75-51 win over Pecsi.  Reka Dombai and Vasas kept MTK firmly in last place with an 80-45 win.  The day ended in Csata with Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and DVTK beating NKE 76-64.  On Sunday, Pecs beat Cegled 73-68.

January 19, 2019

BEAC vs. Szekszard 54-73 BEAC Papp 18 Beckley 11 SZE McCall 14/7r Gereben 10 Balint 10 Eldebrink 7

ZTE vs. Gyor 75-69 ZTE Szalay 15 Parker 14 Ori 11 Maltsi 11 Koizar 10 GYO Gray 15/9r Brown 15 Czank 13 Spanou 8/13r Krnjic 1

Sopron vs. Pecsi 75-51 SOP Crvendakic 18/9r Jovanovic 13/15r Turner 13/6a Weninger 10 Dupree 4 PEC Vari 9 Podrug 7/10r

Vasas vs. MTK 80-45 VAS Dombai 25 Toth 12 Bach 11 Varga 10 Vukov 7 MTK Szabo 14 Sule 12 Hegedus 4

NKE vs. DVTK 64-76 NKE Austria 11 Jovanovic 11 Lang 5/6r Antic 3 DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 24 Mokango 15/8r Skoric 12 Putnina 9/8r Szabo 0

January 20, 2019

PEAC vs. Cegled 73-68 PEA Brewer 15/17r Simon 14/8a Imovbioh 11/8r Wentzel 11 CEG Licskai 16 Popovic 13 Baugh 11/8r Swanier 9/10a Hamilton-Carter 4

Standings:

  1. Sopron 14-0
  2. Szekszard 11-3
  3. DVTK 10-4
  4. ZTE 10-4
  5. Pecs 9-5
  6. Gyor 8-6
  7. NKE 7-7
  8. Vasas 4-10
  9. Pecsi 4-10
  10. BEAC 3-11
  11. Cegled 3-11
  12. MTK 1-13

Italian League Round 14 January 20th

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January 20, 2019

All games in this round were played in the traditional Sunday timeslot.  Laura Macchi dialed back the years to lead Napoli past Battipaglia 67-56.  Broni edged Krystal Vaughn and Lucca 73-71.  Empoli gave themselves a better chance of avoiding a battle against the drop after a 61-52 win over San Martino di Lupari.  The most intriguing game of the day saw Jillian Harmon and Ragusa come back to beat Allie Quigley and Schio 80-74.  Martina Bestagno and Venezia then increased their lead with a 91-60 win over Torino.  Sara Bocchetti and Vigarano beat Sesto San Giovanni 93-74.

Battipaglia vs. Napoli 56-67 BAT Del Pero 14 Handy 11/6r Simon 10/9r NAP Macchi 24 Williams 13 Ress 9/7r

Broni vs. Lucca 73-71 BRO Milic 18/6r Spreafico 18 Premasunac 16/12r Bonasia 13 LUC Vaughn 22 Graves 13/11r Gatti 13 Ravelli 9

Empoli vs. San Martino di Lupari 61-52 EMP Huland El 14 Mathias 13/9r Pochobradska 13/8r SAM Marshall 16 Webb 5

Ragusa vs. Schio 80-74 RAG Harmon 23/11r Kuster 17/6a Cinili 17 Hamby 16/9r Romeo 5/6a SCH Quigley 21/7r Lavender 16/9r Dotto 11 Gruda 10/13r Masciadri 0

Torino vs. Venezia 60-91 TOR Jasnowska 16 Milazzo 14/6a Cabrini 13 Botteghi 11 Lawrence 4 VEN Bestagno 21 Gulich 14/7r Steinberga 14/6r Anderson 7

Vigarano vs. Sesto San Giovanni 93-74 VIG Bocchetti 22/8r Fitzgerald 14 Natali 14 Fabbri 12/9r Miccoli 11 Bolden 9 SES Nicolodi 15 Loyd 13/6r Arturi 10 Galbiati 10 Williams 7

Standings:

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

German League Round 14 January 19th-20th

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The round started with one game on Saturday in Braunschweig as the hosts beat Hannover 66-56.  On Sunday, Jen Schlott helped Wasserburg beat Freiburg and the duo of Kristen Gaffney and Kelly Moten.  Danielle McCray and Samantha Hill led Donau-Ries past Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis 93-72.  Marburg moved back into a tie at the top of the standings with a 65-52 win over Chemnitz.  Keltern beat Gottingen 77-65.

January 19, 2019

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Hannover 66-56 EBS Smith 18/8r Goff 17 Claesson 14 Mulligan 6/13r TKH Brajkovic 16/6r Gobeljic 14/7r Palmer 3/8r Young 0

January 20, 2019

Wasserburg vs. Freiburg 84-76 WBG Schlott 22 Brunckhorst 17 Jakovina 14 Hebecker 13 Williams 9 Pocksteiner 1 Hartmann 0 USC Gaffney 27/11r Moten 21 Caron-Goudreau 12/14r

Donau-Ries vs. Saarlouis 93-72 DON McCray 22/13r Hill 20/9r Racic 19/8r Makitalo 19 TVS Hearn 22 Rodriguez 13 Ilmberger 11/11r Tulonen 9 Fitzgerald 6/8r Gaskin 2

Marburg vs. Chemnitz 65-52 BCM Berthold 16/7r Kiss-Rusk 12/8r Baker 11 Klug 7/9r Yohn 5 Bradley 2 CCC Hood 14/12r Andelova 12 Smith 10/7r Owens 2 Brichacova 1

Keltern vs. Gottingen 77-65 RSK Kalu 11/6a Kvederaviciute 11 Rakovic 10/9r Markovic 10 Stach 9 Pierre-Louis 8 Thomas 8 BG Warner 14/11r Simon 14 Coleman 14 Pierce 7

Standings:

  1. Marburg 11-1
  2. Herner 11-1
  3. Wasserburg 10-3
  4. Keltern 8-5
  5. Freiburg 6-7
  6. Hannover 6-7
  7. Donau-Ries 5-8
  8. Gottingen 4-9
  9. Braunschweig 3-9
  10. Chemnitz 3-10
  11. Saarlouis 3-10

Czech League Round 15 January 19th-20th

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The round started on Saturday with a Brno battle as KP beat Teamstore 72-50.  The race for playoff positioning is good again as Hradec Kralove beat Chloe Wells and Nymburk 62-55.  In a possible first versus worst game, Alyssa Thomas and Valeriane Ayayi led USK Praha past Strakonice 127-40.  On Sunday, Zabiny Brno won 89-61 in Trutnov.  Ines Corda and Ostrava beat Slavia Praha 83-68.

January 19, 2019

KP Brno vs. Teamstore Brno 72-50 KPB Moussa 15 Stara 12 Sujanova 10/7r Oroszova 8/8r TSB Zitkova 9 Selucka 8/7r

Hradec Kralove vs. Nymburk 62-55 HKR Kulichova 10/10r Klaudova 9 NBK Wells 22/10r Khomenchuk 16 Paris 6 Hoskova 4

USK Praha vs. Strakonice 127-40 USK Thomas 23/6a/8s Ayayi 20 Vyoralova 16/7r Brezinova 15/13r Kat. Elhotova 10/6r Romero 6/7r/6a STR Halatkova 11 Petruskova 10 Fadrhonsova 9

January 20, 2019

Lokomotiva Trutnov vs. Zabiny Brno 61-89 TRU Adams 17/15r Carter 14 Rylichova 13/8r ZAB Webb 19 Zaplatova 15 Vackova 14/13r Zohnova 11

Ostrava vs. Slavia Praha 83-68 OVA Corda 26/6r Saba 19 Waters 18/9r/10a Raskova 10 Tac 4 SLA Beynon 14 Vondrackova 14 Burdgess 13/8r Theiner 11 Koop 6/13r Wingate 4

Standings:

  1. USK Praha 14-0
  2. KP Brno 10-3
  3. Hradec Kralove 10-4
  4. Nymburk 10-4
  5. Zabiny Brno 9-4
  6. Lokomotiva Trutnov 7-6
  7. Slavia Praha 5-8
  8. Slovanka 4-9
  9. Ostrava 2-11
  10. Strakonice 1-12
  11. Teamstore Brno 1-12

Spanish League Round 16 January 18th-20th

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The round started on Friday in Lugo with Ensino starting slow against Ariel Edwards and Araski only to match their scoring output from the first three quarters in the final frame behind Atonye Nyingifa only to fall short 74-72.  On Saturday, Lyndra Weaver and Gipuzkoa beat Sant Adria 74-54.  Avenida breezed past Sedis 71-48.  Gernika had a lineup change as Valeriya Berezhynska led them past Paola Ferrari and Al-Qazeres 79-71.  Ferrol came back to edge Laura Quevedo and Zamarat, moving closer to a path to safety.  On Sunday, Zaragoza beat Bembibre 60-45.  Girona stayed in the top spot with a 71-61 win over Valencia.

January 18, 2019

Ensino vs. Araski 72-74 ENS Nyingifa 22/15r Breedlove 19/6a Salvadores 15/r6 O’Dwyer 9/8r ARA Edwards 20 Drammeh 14/7r Van Den Adel 14 Roberson 13

January 19, 2019

Gipuzkoa vs. Sant Adria 74-54 GIP Weaver 27/7r Sarr 14/7r/8a Nystrom 7/11r Westbeld 3 Pierre-Louis 2 SAN Simmons 17 Coulibaly 12/10r Parks 12 Ayuso 9 Vila 0

Avenida vs. Sedis 71-48 AVE Givens 19 Elonu 18/10r Eldebrink 14 De Souza 10/15r Robinson 0 SED Richards 11 Vilaro 7 Hempe 7 Pujol 7 Kraker 2 Aijanen 0

Gernika vs. Al-Qazeres 79-71 GER Berezhynska 22 Gwathmey 15/7r Nacickaite 15 Roundtree 8/8r Vanderwal 6 Banham 6 Mazionyte 3 ALQ Ferrari 25/9r/7a Hodges 18 Maize 6/8r

Ferrol vs. Zamarat 62-61 FER Gustavsson 12/8r Cabrera 12 Coleman 11/6r Van Grinsven 8 Cheslek 4/14r ZAM Quevedo 22 Lopez 14 Nelson 11/7r Marcos-Canedo 3 Seda 0 Garcia-Paunero 0

January 20, 2019

Zaragoza vs. Bembibre 60-45 ZAR Brown 17/17r Knight 17 Gimeno 9/9r Flores 6/6r Hersler 4 Dornstauder 4 BEM Gladkova 16 Silva 3/8r Emanuel-Carr 3

Girona vs. Valencia 71-61 GIR Gomes Colhado 18/8r Martinez 12 Reisingerova 11 Buch 11 Hampton 6/6r VAL Pina 17 Tirera 14 Gomez 11/6r Abalde 7 Brown 4/8r Davis 4 Moore 2 Gari 2

Standings:

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

French League Round 13 January 19th-20th

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Satuday’s games started with Charleville coming back to beat Sami Whitcomb and Lattes Montpellier 80-77.  Tarbes fended off Landerneau 67-63.  Landes beat Roche 69-64.  Hainaut kept Mondeville winless 76-62.  Villeneuve beat Nantes 72-61.  The lone game on Sunday was a battle of Plouffes for first place and Lyon used an early lead to beat Bourges 67-63.

January 19, 2019

Lattes Montpellier vs. Charleville 77-80 MTP Whitcomb 22/7r Ciak 13/8r Wurtz 11 Bernies 10 Miyem 5 Tchatchouang 2/7r CHM Mosqueda-Lewis 16 Peters 14/6r/7a Chevaugeon 13 Bouderra 12/10a Hruscakova 6

Tarbes vs. Landerneau 67-63 TAR Prince 17/7r Pouye 14/7r Bravard 9 Moss 7 Cornelie-Sigmundova 1 BRE Diaby 12/6r Naigre 12 Cousseins-Smith 11/6r Holmes 11 Lucas 2

Landes vs. Roche 69-64 LAN Toure 14 Hejdova 12/6r Dumerc 9 Ayim 8/6r Gatling 3 ROC Lucet 15 Bailey 14/8r Monpierre 11 Dia 10 Ngoyisa 6/6r

Hainaut vs. Mondeville 76-62 HAI Zempare 19 Garcia 17/6r/8a Akonga 15/7r Bruner 5 MDV Djekoundade 18/7r Tadic 11/7r Thorburn 11/7a Gaucher 10 Mann 8 Hurt 0

Villeneuve vs. Nantes 72-61 VIL Evans 15/8r Bar 11 Sy 11 Bjorklund 7 NAN Day 15/13r Wallace 14 Michaud 11

January 20, 2019

Bourges vs. Lyon 63-67 BRG Johannes 14 K. Plouffe 13 Michel 10 Raincock-Ekunwe 7/14r Sharp 0 LYO Allemand 15/6r/7a M. Plouffe 15 Sacko 12 Dos Santos 11 Clark 3/8r

Standings:

  1. Lyon 11-2
  2. Lattes Montpellier 10-3
  3. Bourges 9-4
  4. Landes 8-5
  5. Villeneuve 7-6
  6. Charleville 7-6
  7. Hainaut 6-7
  8. Roche 6-7
  9. Landerneau 5-8
  10. Tarbes 5-8
  11. Nantes 4-9
  12. Mondeville 0-13

Russian League Round 12 January 17th-20th

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A makeup game from a previous round was played on Thursday as the old Moscow rivals squared off with Spartak beating Dynamo 86-52.  A full round of games was played on Sunday with DeNesha Stallworth and Adelina Abaiburova led Spartak Moscow past Spartak Noginsk 80-68.  Maria Vadeeva and Ekaterinburg eased past Dynamo Novosibirsk 112-48.  Sandra Ygueravide and Nadezhda beat Stephanie Mavunga and Enisey in Krasnoyarsk.  Inventa Kursk kept Dynamo Moscow winless 84-52.  Dynamo Kursk rested their star and nearly paid for it against MBA, surviving 73-70.

January 17, 2019

Spartak Moscow vs. Dynamo Moscow 86-52 SPM Abaiburova 19 Stallworth 17/9r O’Neill 13 Kurilchuk 11 Nuritdinova 10 DYM Potemina 19 Fedorova 17/10r

January 20, 2019

Spartak Noginsk vs Spartak Moscow 68-80 SPN Gorschechnikova 14 Garchavskaya 12 Andrianova 10/6r SPM Stallworth 24/11r Abaiburova 20 O’Neill 12

Ekaterinburg vs. Dynamo Novosibirsk 112-48 EKA Vadeeva 20 Meesseman 16/6a Musina 15/10r Belyakova 13 Vandersloot 11/6a McBride 9 Jones 5/8r DYN Langlois 13 Polyashova 10 Caldwell 5

Enisey Kranoyarsk vs. Nadezhda Orenburg 72-90 ENI Mavunga 23/8r Hines-Allen 17 Namok 10 NAD Ygueravide 28 Jones 16/11r Nicholls 14/8r Wheeler 6

Dynamo Moscow vs. Inventa Kursk 52-84 DYM Savina 14/6r Fedorova 14 INK E. Frolkina 15 O. Frolkina 14 Shabanova 14 Safonova 11/7r Abaydullina 11

Dynamo Kursk vs. MBA Moscow 73-70 DYK Anoikina 15 Xargay 15 Kirillova 12 Petrovic 10 Cruz 9/8r Hollingsworth 6 Prince 2 MBA Nizamova 13/10r Psareva 11 Sapova 11 Leshkovtseva 10

Standings:

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

Turkish League Round 15 January 19th-20th

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The round started on Saturday with Kelsey Plum and Ayse Cora leading Fenerbahce’s long distance barrage in a 102-65 win over Gabriela Marginean and Adana.  Alina Iagupova and Cukurova kept up their perfect record with a 75-62 win over Orman.  Sasa Cado and Asena Yalcin teamed up to lead Mersin past Odyssey Sims and Kayseri 89-74.  Tan White and Izmit put up quite a fight against Galatasaray, forcing overtime before losing 89-74.  On Sunday, Kelsey Mitchell and Besiktas beat Tearra Banks and Bodrum 96-61.  Imani Watkins and Istanbul University almost moved into a position to climb out of the danger zone, but Dilara Tongar and Canik forced overtime and won 79-72.  Two slumping teams met with Elizabeth Williams carrying Botas, but Cansu Koksal and Hatay came back late 72-71.

January 19, 2019

Fenerbahce vs. Adana 102-65 FEN Plum 26/8a Cora 24/7r Canitez 13/7r Vaughn 11/6r Hartley 9 ADA Marginean 22 Boyd 15/8r Kalbisagde 14

Cukurova vs. Orman 75-62 CUK Iagupova 20/11r/8a Naumenko 18/8r Gray 11 Ndour 7 Ozelci 2 ORM Copper 19 Gardner 17/6r Henry 15/7r

Kayseri vs. Mersin 74-89 KAY Sims 25/10r Ibekwe 18 Takmaz 14 Ivankovic 10 MER Cado 26 Yalcin 22 Petronyte 19 Walker 8/10r Anderson 9

Izmit vs. Galatasaray 84-86(OT) IZM White 26 Yavuz 14/8r/7a Bakircioglu 13 Bas 11/9r Hart 4 GAL Onar 19 Jefferson 17 Alben 16/6a Macaulay 12 Grigalauskyte Abdi 8

January 20, 2019

Besiktas vs. Bodrum 96-61 BES Mitchell 24 Uzunoglu 14 Epoupa 10/8r Mircheva 10/8r Akhator 5/10r BOD Banks 25/16r Albayrak 13

Canik vs. Istanbul Universitesi 79-72(OT) CAN Tongar 23 Colakoglu 17/10r Holmes 15/11r Ozturk 11/7r Duman 11/6r James 2 ISU Watkins 26/6r Akalan 17 Fall 10/14r Gunes 10/9r

Botas vs. Hatay 71-72 BOT E. Williams 25/9r Cuic 10/6r Krivacevic 10 Cakir 9/10a HAT Koksal 21 R. Williams 19 Gajic 14/12r Snytsina 10

Standings:

  1. Cukurova 15-0
  2. Hatay 13-2
  3. Fenerbahce 12-3
  4. Botas 10-5
  5. Mersin 9-6
  6. Galatasaray 9-6
  7. Orman 8-7
  8. Besiktas 8-7
  9. Izmit 6-9
  10. Canik 6-9
  11. Adana 5-10
  12. Kayseri 3-12
  13. Istanbul Universitesi 1-14
  14. Bodrum 0-15

Polish Cup Recap January 18th-20th

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The cup was played over the weekend.  In the usual traditional format, a team from the second division joins the top five teams in the first division.  The University of Gdansk was that team this year, losing to Bydgoszcz 88-56 in the first game on Friday.  Angelika Stankiewicz and Torun then beat Gorzow 89-79.  Polkowice entered the competition on Saturday as the top two teams got byes and eased past Bydgoszcz 78-45.  The other semifinal was much closer as Alice Kunek and Torun beat Emma Cannon and Gdynia 68-66.  On Sunday, Torun had the tough task of trying to win three games in three days and Polkowice proved to be too much as they won 66-45 and sent a message to the rest of the league after a small slump in league play.

January 18, 2019

Uniwersytet Gdanski vs. Bydgoszcz 56-88 GDI Szczurewska 14/8a A. Kuras 12 BYD Stankovic 18/7r Morrison 16 Hornbuckle 15/6r Miedzik 13 Pobozy 12/12r McBride 2/9a

Gorzow vs. Torun 79-89 GOR Papova 19 Juskaite 13/8r Zoll-Norman 12 Atkins 12 TOR Stankiewicz 23 Kunek 16 Tlumak 11

January 19, 2019

Polkowice vs. Bydgoszcz 78-45 POL Hayes 18 Fagbenle 13 Kaltsidou 10 Kizer 8/8r Leedham 6/6a Thomas 5 BYD McBride 9 Morrison 7/6r Hornbuckle 4 Stankovic 2/7r

Gdynia vs. Torun 66-68 GDY Cannon 25/15r Makurat 14 Balintova 11/9a Allen 5 Greinacher 4 TOR Kunek 25/6r Svaryte 12/11r

January 20, 2019

Polkowice vs. Torun 66-45 POL Fagbenle 14/11r Kaltsidou 12 Kaczmarczyk 10 Thomas 10 Leedham 7/8r Hayes 7 Kizer 4 TOR Kunek 11 Svaryte 9/7r