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Romanian League and Cup November 2nd-10th

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East Group:

Round 6 games were played last Saturday.  Targoviste beat Vladinka Erak and Constanta, but Donasja Scott did make her professional debut.  Sepsi had no trouble beating Alexandria 114-49.  Nikolina Zubac and Brasov beat Agronomia 80-70.  The last game from Round 1 was played on Thursday with Alexandria beating Targoviste 78-66.

November 2, 2019

Phoenix Constanta vs. Targoviste 55-76 CON Erak 20/11r Beldian 11/6r Brozoski 11 Scott 5/6r Vulic 0 TAR Chivu 15 Tanase 13 Stoenescu 12/9a Irimia 11

Alexandria vs. Sepsi Sfantu Gheorghe 49-114 ALE Voicu 14/7r SEP Orban 17/11r Topuzovic 17 Kelley 14/7r Kovacs 13 Catinean 12 Nagy 10 Vucetic 10/8a Givens 7 Butler 6

Agronomia Bucuresti vs. Olimpia Brasov 70-80 AGR Vilcinschi 18 Sipos 14/15r Chelariu 14/12r Militaru 10 BRA N. Zubac 22/8r Pesovic 14/7r Armanu 14 Lyons 14 D. Zubac 10

November 7, 2019

Alexandria vs. Targoviste 78-66 ALE Irimia 19/6r Chivu 19/6r TAR Mazilu 16 Mihai 12/6r Voicu 11/10r

West Group:

Round 4 in this group was spread out over a number of days.  Last Saturday, Satu Mare beat Targu Mures 104-48.  Monday’s game was a close one, but Mariah King helped Cluj-Napoca leave Arad with a 64-62 win.  On Sunday, Kayla Mobley and Jade Vega nearly outscored Oradea between them as Targu Secuiesc won 55-42.

November 2, 2019

Sirius Targu Mures vs. Satu Mare 48-104 TAM Meszaros 13 Gal 12 Dunbar 7/6r SAT Mosby 19/11r Hutanu 16/7r Miljkovic 16/7a Podar 16 Olah 13

November 4, 2019

Arad vs. Universitatea Cluj-Napoca 62-64 ARA Karakasevic 16/10r Webb 13/8r Fodor 11 Akathiotou 9 CLU King 21/12r Ford 18/13r

November 10, 2019

Targu Secuiesc vs. Oradea 55-42 TAS Mobley 20/14r Vega 20/7r ORA Zalin 16/19r

Cup:

One cup matchup was finished on Sunday.  Sirius won 56-49 in Targu Mures, but Agronoia’s lead from the first game held to give them the 109-101 aggregate advantage.

November 10, 2019

Sirius Targu Mures vs. Agronomia Bucuresti 56-49 TAM Smelser 3/16r Dunbar 9/7r AGR Sipos 13/10r/6s Chelariu 12/14r Daniels 11

Agronomia advances 109-101

Russian League November 10th

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November 10, 2019

A partial round of games was played on Sunday before the international break.  The two teams that have struggled the most in recent seasons faced off in Noginsk and it was Veronika Dorosheva and Marina Karpunina that led Spartak past Dynamo Moscow 77-66.  In Orenburg, Nadezhda dominated the second half to beat Spartak Moscow 86-68.  Dynamo Kursk got an unexpected challenge from Kyara Linskens and Enisey, but came away with an 86-78 win.

Spartak Noginsk vs. Dynamo Moscow 77-66 SPN Dorosheva 24 Karpunina 21/6r Andrianova 12/10r DYM Chistyakova 14/11r Melnikova 11/6r Korovushkina 10

Nadezhda Orenburg vs. Spartak Moscow 86-68 NAD Raincock-Ekunwe 15/10r/8a Nizamova 14 Turner 12 Medvedeva 11 SPM K. Levchenko 19 Bertsch 16/7r Kea 9

Dynamo Kursk vs. Enisey Krasnoyarsk 86-78 DYK Baric 18/6a Bonner 12 Shabanova 11/6r Zhedik 11 Xargay 9 Prince 9 ENI Linskens 22/16r Marchenkova 16 Koizar 15 McCray 4

Spanish League Round 8 November 9th-10th

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Saturday’s games started with a 72-53 win over Leia Dongue and Promete.  Gipuzkoa beat Bembibre 70-63.  Britany Miller and Ensino stunned Avenida 68-62.  Valencia moved into a tie with them in the standings with a 74-64 win over Zaragoza.  Al-Qazeres edged Zamarat 67-64.  Tinara Moore and Sedis ended the day with a 81-57 win over Tanaya Atkinson and Clarinos.  The upsets continued on Sunday when Gernika escaped Girona with a 68-65 to hand the hosts their first loss.

November 9, 2019

Araski vs. Promete 72-53 ARA Asurmendi 15 Sutherland 13/7r Quevedo 11 Van Den Adel 11 Seda 5/7r PRO Dongue 23/9r Gidden 15 Ivanovic 8 Silva 2 Blockton 2 Miloglav 1

Bembibre vs. Gipuzkoa 63-70 BEM Salas 19/7r Ajemba 8/7r Manning 8 Vojinovic 6 Butina 0 GIP Sarr 16/6r Edwards 16 Kraker 8 De Souza 4 Nystrom 0

Ensino vs. Avenida 68-62 ENS Miller 22/11r Aliaga 12 O’Dwyer 9 Nyingifa 4/11r Richards 4 K. Loyd 0 AVE Vitola 15/7r Hayes 11 Dominguez 11 Samuelson 8 J. Loyd 5 Hof 4 Akhator 2 Cazorla 2 Vilaro 2

Valencia vs. Zaragoza 74-64 VAL Casas 17/7r Reisingerova 16 Abalde 9 Brown 5 Romero 4 Gari 2 Lizarazu 0 ZAR Nacickaite 17 Ayuso 10 Markovic 7/7r Gimeno 7

Zamarat vs. Al-Qazeres 64-67 ZAM McPhee 17 Okonkwo 16 Dornstauder 6/7r Cornelius 4/6r Jespersen 4 Seilund 3 ALQ Mujovic 16 Ferreira 14 Simms 12/9r Carter 10

Sedis vs. Clarinos 81-57 SED Moore 24/8r Wiese 15/6a Pujol 14 Nogic 13 Gustavsson 2 CLA Atkinson 20 Weaver 11/7r Pierre-Louis 8 Moss 6 Charles 3

November 10, 2019

Girona vs. Gernika 65-68 GIR Mendy 17 Elonu 12/6r Sykes 11/7r Coulibaly 10/8r GER Roundtree 17 Milic 14/7r Wojta 12/7r Dietrick 8 Mazionyte 5

Standings:

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

Italian League Round 6 November 9th

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November 9, 2019

All the game in this round were on Saturday because of the international break, starting with Sara Bocchetti and Vigarano beating Palermo 88-75.  Lucca edged Sesto San Giovanni 67-65.  Jaime Nared and Broni beat Ilaria Milazzo and Torino 78-73.  Schio kept KK Houser and Battipaglia winless 63-47.  Giulia Rulli helped Costa Magnasa win a battle of two of the league’s newcomers 73-67 over Bologna.  The big game of the day was between the last two undefeated teams and it was Dearica Hamby and Ashley Walker making sure that Ragusa stayed in the top spot, beating Venezia 83-60.

Vigarano vs. Palermo 88-75 VIG Bocchetti 27 Miccoli 17/7r Bolden 12 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 10/22r Attura 8 PAL Verona 16/6r Flores 14 Miccio 13/8r Gatling 11/6r Cooper 7

Lucca vs. Sesto San Giovanni 67-65 LUC Jeffery 17/6r Jakubcova 14/10r Zempare 6/10r Ravelli 6 SES Williams 15 Oroszova 11/8r Verona 11 Brunner 6/7r

Broni vs. Torino 78-73 BRO Nared 23 Ngo Ndjock 19/13r Tikvic 11 TOR Milazzo 22 Brcaninovic 13/10r Kinard 13 Salvini 10 Barberis 10

Schio vs. Battipaglia 63-47 SCH Gruda 14/6r DeShields 13/6r Harmon 8/9r BAT Houser 20 Tagliamento 15/8r Gomez 6

Bologna vs. Costa Masnaga 67-73 BOL Salvadores 15 Begic 11/8r Tassinari 10 Tava 10 Williams 7/7r D’Alie 5 COS Rulli 23/7r Baldelli 18 Frost 8/12r Davis 5

Empoli vs. San Martino di Lupari 52-83 EMP Ramo 11 Stepanova 11 Mathias 10 Morris 8/6r SAM Filippi 19 Bjorklund 18 Ostarello 16/10r Tonello 12

Ragusa vs. Venezia 83-60 RAG Hamby 34 Walker 24/10r Ibekwe 5/8r Romeo 3 VEN Steinberga 11 Petronyte 10/7r De Pretto 10 Anderson 8/7r Penna 4 Macchi 0

Standings:

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

German League Round 8 November 9th

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November 9, 2019

All games in this round were on Saturday ahead of the international break.  Wasserburg put themselves back in the title conversation with a 66-63 win at Herner.  Aliaksandra Tarasava was at her best for Hannover in their 67-62 win over Donau-Ries.  Brittany Brown and Keltern crushed Heidelberg 98-50.  Caitlin Jenkins led Saarlouis past Halle 88-65.  Brianna Rollerson helped Osnabruck leave Marburg with an 85-79 win.  Cassie Breen and Freiburg beat Gottingen 69-66.

Herner vs. Wasserburg 63-66 HTC Leonard 15 Abaiburova 14/8r Frericks 7 WBG Greunke 13/7r Moten 11 Hodges 9/8r McKay 8/8r

Hannover vs. Donau-Ries 67-62 TKH Tarasava 31 Gardner 16 DOE McCray 19/8 Lu. Geiselsoder 18 Meynadier 13/6r Hill 7 Vorpahl 0

Keltern vs. Heidelberg 98-50 RSK Brown 20/12r Cvitkovic 14 Joseph 3/8r Mayombo 13 Thomas 12 Dinkins 6 USCH Harris 13 Gianotti 13 Nash 12/6r Arthur 4 Daub 2

Saarlouis vs. Halle 88-65 TVS Jenkins 23/10r Gorrell 19 Andelova 15 Kovatch 13 SVH Kasparkova 19/8r Coleman 14 Henningsen 10 Mercer 8 Budimir 1 Korinek 0

Marburg vs. Osnabruck 79-85 BCM Baker 18/10r White 15 Wilke 13 Simon 12 Wagner 10/7r OSC Rollerson 26/16r Carter 15/9r Takacs 13/10r Jongeling 10/8r McWilliams 2

Freiburg vs. Gottingen 69-66 USC Breen 22/6r Fuehring 18/16r Genco 13/6r Hart 10 BG Mullings 19 Crowder 13 Blazevic 11/8r McMorris 10/6r Morton 8

Turkish League Round 5 November 9th

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November 9, 2019

All the games in this round were on Saturday ahead of the international break.  Rebecca Harris was fantastic for Samsun, but Nia Coffey and Cukurova left with an 82-76 win.  Tan White and Sasha Goodlett helped Cankaya University dominate overtime to beat Danielle Adams and Adana 80-68.  Another overtime game saw Angel Robinson and Arike Ogunbowale team up to lead Orman past Courtney Williams and Izmit 83-80.  Bria Hartley was brilliant for Galatasaray in a 69-66 win over Riquna Williams and Elazig 69-66.  Kennedy Burke and Shacobia Barbee paced Kayseri in a 77-59 win over Hatay.  Fenerbahce beat Botas 56-48 to end the day.

Samsun vs. Cukurova 76-82 SAM Harris 30 Madden 14/15r/7a CUK Coffey 21/8r Rodriguez 18 Fitik 13 Guner 10/11r Marginean 2

Cankaya Universitesi vs. Adana 80-68(OT) CAN White 27/9r Goodlett 20/9r Putnina 16/14r Turner 9/6r ADA Adams 26/15r Prince 17/10r Dikaioulaku 11/7a Ozelci 2

Izmit vs. Orman 80-83(OT) IZM Williams 23/14r/6a Yavuz 16/9a Grigalauskyte 15/10r Cado 11 Warley 7/11r ORM Robinson 24/11r Ogunbowale 24 Bilgic 18/8r Paris 6/14r

Galatasaray vs. Elazig 69-66 GAL Hartley 36 Macaulay 6 ELA Williams 22/6r Erat 15/7r/6a Demirkol 10 Vaughn 7/6r Ervin 6

Kayseri vs. Hatay 77-59 KAY Burke 24/11r Barbee 20/7r/10a Ivankovic 15/15r HAT Peters 15 Ben Abdelkader 12 Gajic 8/10r Magarity 2 Turk 0

Fenerbahce vs. Botas 56-48 FEN Iagupova 18 Williams 13/6r Zandalasini 11 Canitez 8/12r Cakir 6 Stokes 0 Cruz 0 BOT Hollingsworth 10/9r Mitchell 10 Fagbenle 8 Peddy 8

Australian League Round 5 November 7th-9th

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There were a pair of games on Thursday.  At the bottom of the standings, Alice Kunek and Sydney beat Townsville 82-73.  Leilani Mitchell had a great game for Southside, but they suffered their first loss as Kia Nurse and Keely Froling teamed up to give Canberra the 91-72 win.  On Saturday, Brianna Turner and Adelaide beat Bendigo 105-77.  Kia Nurse and Canberra completed an impressive week with a 79-76 win at Melbourne.  Katie-Rae Ebzery led Perth past Colleen Planeta and Sydney 93-74 as they try to maintain contact with the top half of the standings.

November 7, 2019

Sydney University Flames vs. Townsville Fire 82-73 SYD Kunek 22 Kuster 17/6r Wilson 16 Tupaea 12/8r Planeta 11/6r TSV Garbin 19/7r Bishop 14/7a Carleton 13 Madgen 12 Cocks 6 Gaze 4

Southside Flyers vs. University of Canberra Capitals 72-91 STH Mitchell 23 Russell 15 Cole 12 Blicavs 11/6r O’Hea 6 Tomlinson 2 Maley 1 Reid 0 UCC Nurse 21 Froling 20/10r Tolo 16/7r Epoupa 15/7a Griffin 14/13r Delaney 0

November 9, 2019

Adelaide Lightning vs. Bendigo Spirit 105-77 ADL Turner 22/8r Talbot 18/8a Brook 16/6r Nicholson 16 Seekamp 10/9a Rintala 7 Edwards 4 Kaser 1 BEN Ernst 17/6r Heal 16 Wilson 15 Richards 8 Grays 3 Tobin 2/6r

Melbourne Boomers vs. University of Canberra Capitals 76-79 MEL Cunningham 18 Allen 18 Magbegor 12 George 10/8r Garrick 10 Purcell 5/9r Beck 2 Davidson 0 UCC Nurse 22 Griffin 18/9r Tolo 18 Froling 6 Delaney 0

Perth Lynx vs. Sydney University Flames 93-74 PER Ebzery 28 Mansfield 13/7a Schwagmeyer 10/9r Payne 10 Whittle 10 Allen 8/9r Atkins 8 Winter 0 SYD Planeta 23/8r Kunek 14 Tupaea 7 Kuster 6

Standings:

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

Polish League Round 6 November 2nd-9th

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The round started last Saturday with Ginette Mfutila and Poznan beating Emilia Tlumak and Torun 83-79.  The two Gdansk universities faced off and it was Presley Hudson who led the University of Technology to a 74-58 win.  On Sunday, Gdynia beat Lublin 66-54.  Kahleah Copper led Gorzow, but Britney Jones and Sleza Wroclaw left with a 71-63 win.  Laura Miskiniene paced Bydgoszcz in an 81-74 win over Katarina Vuckovic, Ewelina Gala, and Widzew Lodz.  It used to be one of the big games of the season, but Polkowice eased to a 75-46 win over Wisla Krakow this time.  The last game from Round 1 was made up on Thursday as Krystal Vaughn and Wisla Krakow edged Sleza Wroclaw 71-69.  A game from Round 7 was brought forward before the international break and Gdynia won at Politechnika Gdanska 85-52.

November 2, 2019

Torun vs. Poznan 79-83 TOR Tlumak 22/6a Scekic 14/7a Grigoreva 12 POZ Mfutila 32/12r Pawlak 18/7r Calloway 7

Uniwersytet Gdanski vs. Politechnika Gdanska 58-74 UNG Szczesniak 13 P. Kuras 13 Stepien 12 Ortiz 8 GUT Hudson 24 Smith 11/8r

November 3, 2019

Arka Gdynia vs. Lublin 66-54 GDY Balintova 15 Papova 12/7r Gulich 10/11r Greinacher 7/7r Allen 7 Kastanek 5 LUB Peterson 11/7r/6a Day 11/7r Labuckiene 11 Degbeon 6

Gorzow vs. Sleza Wroclaw 63-71 GOR Copper 28/10r Juskaite 11/9r Prezelj 10 Green 4/7r Jackson 0 SLE Jones 21 Pocek 12/14r Owczarzak 11 Burdick 9/16r/6a Glomazic 8 Dobrowolska 5

Widzew Lodz vs. Bydgoszcz 74-81 WID Vuckovic 20/9r Gala 20/7r Jasnowska 17 BYD Miskiniene 22/17r Kiesel 15/6r/7a Rymarenko 13 Pobozy 12 O’Neill 8

Polkowice vs. Wisla Krakow 75-46 POL Stallworth 15 Gajda 15 Robinson 12/7r Conde 10 Spanou 7 WIS Vaughn 16 Trzeciak 12 Wells 3 Lass 2

November 7, 2019

Wisla Krakow vs. Sleza Wroclaw 71-69 WIS Vaughn 23/9r Wells 15/6a Trzeciak 12/6r Lass 11/8r SLE Burdick 18/13r Pocek 14/6r Jones 13 Glomazic 8/6r Dobrowolska 3

November 9, 2019

Politechnika Gdanska vs. Arka Gdynia 52-85 GUT Nayo 10 Smith 9 Hudson 9 GDY Gulich 16 Papova 14/6r Slamova 12/9a Allen 8 Greinacher 8 Grymek 6

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