Group A:

This group started the action on a busy Wednesday.  Dynamo Kursk rolled again at home, this time beating Villeneuve 83-68.  The duo of Allie Quigley and Jelena Dubljevic helped Galatasaray edge the fourth quarter and beat Amanda Zahui B and USK Praha 82-77 in Turkey.  Sopron escaped Poland with a 73-70 win over Polkowice as Alysha Clark tried to do everything for the hosts.  The day ended in Belgium, where a solid game from Merike Anderson still left Castors Braine short against Bourges 78-66.

October 18, 2017

Dynamo Kursk vs. ESBVA-LM 83-68 KURS McCoughtry 18/6r Vadeeva 16/10r Petrovic 12/10r/6a Kirillova 11 Cruz 5/7r/9a Prince 2 ESBV Akonga 16 Gomis 13 Sy 12 Kamba 10 Verin 0

Galatasaray vs. ZVVZ USK Praha 82-77 GALA Quigley 26/6a Dubljevic 23/7r Petronyte 15 Van Grinsven 0 USK Zahui B 26/10r Xargay 16 Rezan 14/11r Romero 10/7r/7a

CCC Polkowice vs. Sopron 70-73 CCC Clark 23/10r/6a Fagbenle 12/7r Dikaioulakou 12/6r Holmes 11 Spanou 6/6r SOP Jovanovic 16/11r Milovanovic 13 Langhorne 10/6r Salvadores 6 Turner 4/9a

Castors Braine vs. Bourges 66-78 CAST Anderson 20 Malashenko 19 Steinberga 11/8r Trahan-Davis 8/6r Jones 4 BOUR Plouffe 18 Tchatchouang 13 Johannes 12/6r Godin 11/7r Ayayi 5 Sharp 0

Group B:

The first game was in Poland as Nadezhda was able to dress more players with Emma Cannon leading them past Wisla 63-58.  In Lattes, Yakin Dogu University left France with an 80-56 win over BLMA.  In Spain, Avenida was able to grind out an impressive 56-43 win over UMMC.  The lone Thursday game was in Italy, as Schio beat Fenerbahce 62-49.

October 18, 2017

Wisla Can Pack vs. Nadezhda 58-63 TSW Parker 14/6r Zietara 12 Reid 9/6r/7a Rodriguez 6 Greinacher 5 Antic 2 NAD Jones 24/8r Shilova 15 Tikhonenko 10/8r Jones 4

BLMA vs. Yakin Dogu Universitesi 56-80 BLMA Bar 12 Hurt 11/8r Bankole 10 Kobryn 4 YDU McBride 18/8r Lavender 17/7r Caglar 12/8r Vandersloot 11/10a Wauters 10 Mestdagh 2 Hollingsworth 0

Perfumerias Avenida vs. UMMC Ekaterinburg 56-43 AVEN Givens 15 Elonu 13 Dominguez 13 De Souza 8/11r Robinson 4/11r Moss 3 Quevedo 0 UMMC Meesseman 11 Griner 10 Torrens 8/9r Taurasi 5 Baric 3 Sanders 0 Belyakova 0

October 19, 2017

Famila Schio vs. Fenerbahce 62-49 SCHI Yacoubou 13/7r Miyem 13 Lisec 10/7r Zandalasini 8 Anderson 5/13r Masciadri 3 Macchi 2 FENE Dabovic 15 Vaughn 4/6r Canitez 2 Plum 0

October 11, 2017

All games in the opening round were played on Wednesday.

Group A:

Sopron started their campaign well with a 72-55 win over Galatasaray in Hungary.  Sonja Petrovic provided some early added punch to defending champions Dynamo Kursk as they beat Antonia Delaere and Castors Braine 84-68 in Russia.  USK Praha prevailed over Bourges 64-61 in the Czech Republic.  It took a strong second half in Villeneuve for the other French team in the group to win as they beat Polkowice 65-60.

Sopron vs. Galatasaray 72-55 SOPR Crvendakic 17/8r Turner 15 Jovanovic 11/12r Milovanovic 11/6r Langhorne 10/6r Salvadores 6/6r GALA Dubljevic 15/7r Epoupa 13/6r Quigley 10 Van Grinsven 0

Dynamo Kursk vs. Castors Braine 84-68 KURS Petrovic 26 Ciak 11 McCoughtry 8/8r Prince 3 Cruz 2/6a CAST Delaere 20 Malashenko 12 Steinberga 8/10r Trahan-Davis 7/6r Jones 0

ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Bourges 64-61 ZVVZ Xargay 19/6r/7a Zahui B 15/9r Hanusova 13 Romero 4 BOUR Chartereau 13 Ayayi 10 Ouvina 10 Plouffe 7 Tchatchouang 7 Sharp 3

ESBVA-LM vs. CCC Polkowice 65-60 ESBV Gomis 13 Leedham 11/9r Verin 0 CCC Clark 18/11r Holmes 18 Spanou 3/8r Dikaioulakou 2

Group B:

The day started with a first look at a full strength UMMC side as they beat Wisla 79-68 in Russia despite the best efforts of Maurita Reid.  The storyline that emerged before the games played out in Istanbul.  Nadezhda only ended up dressing eight players, only handing time to seven of them as they put up a credible fight against Fenerbahce before losing 67-61.  Jolene Anderson was a late arrival after sorting out the paperwork as she nearly led Schio to a win, but Kayla McBride and Yakin Dogu University held on 67-64.  Avenida completely stifled Lattes 64-34 in Spain.

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Wisla Can-Pack 79-68 UMMC Griner 18 Meesseman 12 Torrens 10/6r Sanders 10/6r Baric 7/6a Taurasi 7 Belyakova 6 WIS Reid 24 Rodriguez 15 Parker 12 Greinacher 7 Antic 0

Fenerbahce vs. Nadezhda 67-61 FENE Verameyenka 12/12r Plum 11 Vaughn 11 Dabovic 11 Cora 10 Canitez 4 NADE Maiga 13/8r Ygueravide 13 Cherepanova 11

Yakin Dogu Universitesi vs. Famila Schio 67-64 YDUB McBride 20/6r Vandersloot 16/7a Wauters 10 Cakir 7 Hollingsworth 6/16r Mestdagh 0 SCHI Anderson 18/6r Yacoubou 8/7r Zandalasini 5 Ress 4/6r Masciadri 3 Macchi 0

Perfumerias Avenida vs. BLMA 64-34 AVEN Elonu 16 Moss 8 Robinson 7/9r De Souza 6/7r Givens 6 Abdi 6 Quevedo 4 BLMA Hurt 14/6r Kobryn 8

March 7, 2017

All four quarterfinals series started on Tuesday.  Diana Taurasi and UMMC had no trouble in Ekaterinburg, beating Schio 92-47.  It was a similar story in Orenburg, where Nadezhda beat USK Praha 80-57.  Dynamo Kursk was on the ropes for a while as they tried to avoid their first loss of the competition, but the duo of Angel McCoughtry and Nneka Ogwumike helped them beat Bourges 76-71.  Candace Parker provided an immediate impact in her debut for Fenerbahce as they beat Jelena Milovanovic and Avenida 78-68.  Each series will continue on Friday, with four teams returning home knowing that they need a win to extend their campaigns.

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Famila Schio 92-47 UMMC Taurasi 21/6a Griner 14/7r Vieru 12/9r Baric 10 Toliver 8 Torrens 8 Lyttle 6 Belyakova 6 Meesseman 4/8r Nolan 0 SCHI Miyem 13 Zandalasini 11/6r Macchi 6 Martinez 4 Ress 0 Masciadri 0

Nadezhda vs. ZVVZ USK Praha 80-57 NADE Zahui B 18/8r Anoikina 18 Mitchell 13 Shilova 10/7r Williams 6 ZVVZ Palau 13 Hanusova 12 Petrovic 9/8r Vaughn 8/9r Xargay 5 Dupree 4 Steinberga 4

Dynamo Kursk vs. Bourges 76-71 KURS McCoughtry 25/8r Ogwumike 22/14r Vadeeva 10/12r Cruz 7 Prince 4 BOUR Chartereau 19 Leedham 12/6r/7a Filip 11/7r Alexander 11 Bojovic 10

Fenerbahce vs. Perfumerias Avenida 78-68 FENE Parker 23 Lavender 14/8r Gruda 13 Quigley 7 Canitez 0 AVEN Milovanovic 27 Givens 11/7s De Souza 10/6r Elonu 8 Marginean 3 Quevedo 0

February 22, 2017

Group A:

All of the games in the final week were played on Wednesday, starting with a meaningless game that saw Fenerbahce beat Mersin 75-52 in a battle of Turkish teams.  Another meaningless game was in Hungary, where Dynamo Kursk did manage to complete an unbeaten regular season with an 84-49 win at Gyor.  Schio needed a win at home in Italy to still be in contention for the quarterfinals and did so by coming back behind Endy Miyem to beat an already locked-in USK Praha 71-63.  That result left Lattes Montpellier needing a win in Poland to advance, but Ewelina Kobryn was back to her best and Wisla Krakow won 77-61, dragging the French outfit down with them to the EuroCup as the return of Naomi Halman over the weekend was not enough.

Fenerbahce vs. Mersin 75-52 FENE Gruda 11/8r Verameyenka 11/6r Lavender 11 Stricklen 8 Quigley 6 Canitez 0 MERS Petronyte 17 Uslusar 10 Abdi 7/7r Robinson 2

Uni Gyor vs. Dynamo Kursk 49-84 GYOR Kiesel 14 Hruscakova 8 Goree 6/6r KURS Vidmer 18 Ogwumike 10/10r McCoughtry 9 Prince 7 Cruz 3/6r

Famila Schio vs. ZVVZ USK Praha 71-63 SCHI Miyem 20 Anderson 14/7r Macchi 14 Zandalasini 11 Martinez 8 Ress 0 Masciadri 0 ZVVZ Vaughn 18/9r Petrovic 17/12r Xargay 10 Dupree 6 Burgrova 4 Steinberga 0

Wisla Can-Pack vs. BLMA 77-61 WIS Kobryn 21/8r Gidden 16/11r Ygueravide 15/11a Simmons 12 Ben Abdelkader 8 BLMA Skrela 17 Godin 10/6r Lardy 10 Mann 10 Halman 1/7r

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 14-0
2. Fenerbahce 11-3
3. ZVVZ USK Praha 9-5
4. Famila Schio 7-7
5. BLMA 7-7
6. Wisla Can-Pack 5-9
7. Mersin 2-12
8. Uni Gyor 1-13

Group B:

Another worst against first matchup took place in this group as Emma Meesseman and UMMC had no trouble beating Polkowice 94-57 in Ekaterinburg.  Katsiaryna Snytsina and Hatay got the 69-51 win over Bourges, but could not flip the tiebreakers to their favor and miss out on the quarterfinals.  Nadezhda beat Avenida 65-62 in Orenburg in a game that had no bearing on seedings.  The battle for the last EuroCup spot went to the hosts in Villeneuve as Shenise Johnson’s effort for Sopron was not enough in a 78-63 loss.

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. CCC Polkowice 94-57 UMMC Meesseman 20/8r Taurasi 18 Griner 15/7r Torrens 11 Toliver 9 Belyakova 8 Lyttle 2 Nolan 2 Baric 2 CCC Rezan 14 Harrison 7 Faulkner 6 V. Musina 1

Hatay vs. Bourges 69-51 HATA Snytsina 22 Turner 19/7r Paris 9/10r Stankovic 6 Tanacan 0 BOUR Alexander 12 Dos Santos 8

Nadezhda Orenburg vs. Perfumerias Avenida 65-62 NADE Williams 16/9r Anoikina 13 Zhedik 11 Zahui B 7/8r Mitchell 2 AVEN Givens 11/7r De Souza 10/6r Elonu 10 Milovanovic 8 Marginean 7 Quevedo 6

ESBVA-LM vs. Uniqa Sopron 78-63 ESBV Stepanova 16 Iagupova 16 Bremont 14/8a Gaye 11/7r Ayayi 9/10r SOPR Johnson 21/12r Krnjic 12 Crvendakic 10 Turner 2/6a

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 13-1
2. Nadezhda 10-4
3. Perfumerias Avenida 7-7
4. Bourges 7-7
5. Hatay 7-7
6. ESBVA-LM 6-8
7. Uniqa Sopron 4-10
8. CCC Polkowice 2-12

Quarterfinals Matchups (team listed first hosts Games 1 and 3 of best of 3 format):
Dynamo Kursk vs. Bourges
Nadezhda vs. ZVVZ USK Praha
Fenerbahce vs. Perfumerias Avenida
UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Famila Schio

Group A:

All of the games in this group were played on Wednesday.  Vanessa Gidden and Wisla went to Turkey and beat Farhiya Abdi and Mersin to grab the last EuroCup spot and prevent the hosts from taking it.  Dynamo Kursk remained undefeated with a 70-64 win over Schio.  Fenerbahce won 71-63 in Praha to make a definitive move into second place.  Lattes Montpellier eased past Gyor 69-50 to have the advantage for the last quarterfinals place going into the last week of games.

February 15, 2017

Mersin vs. Wisla Can-Pack 74-83 MERS Abdi 21/7r Newlin 19 Petronyte 12/13r Robinson 12/6a WIS Gidden 20/9r Ygueravide 18/9a Kobryn 18/6a Pop 11 Ben Abdelkader 7 Simmons 5

Dynamo Kursk vs. Schio 70-64 KURS Cruz 16/9a Ciak 12 Ogwumike 9/13r McCoughtry 9/6r Prince 9 SCHI Miyem 17 Sottana 13 Bestagno 11 Ress 4/7r Anderson 4 Macchi 4 Martinez 4

ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Fenerbahce 63-71 ZVVZ Dupree 19 Petrovic 15/7r Hanusova 10 Vaughn 8/8r Xargay 8 Steinberga 0 FENE Stricklen 16 Quigley 16/6a Lavender 15/11r Gruda 11/11r Vardarli 10 Canitez 0

BLMA vs. Uni Gyor 69-50 BLMA Mann 15 Godin 13/7r Robert 11/6r GYOR Kiesel 13 Goree 10/13r Hruscakova 7/7r

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 13-0
2. Fenerbahce 10-3
3. ZVVZ USK Praha 9-4
4. BLMA 7-6
5. Schio 6-7
6. Wisla Can-Pack 4-9
7. Mersin 2-11
8. Uni Gyor 1-12

Group B:

The highlight of the round came on Wednesday as it took three overtime periods to decide the game in Hungary before Hatay escaped with the 98-95 win.  Courtney Paris and Barbara Turner had impressive statistics for the visitors while Yvonne Turner and Aleksandra Crvendakic led the hosts.  5 players played more than 50 minutes, including Natalie Hurst appearing in the full 55.  Polkowice may have already been eliminated, but gave their fans something to cheer about by beating Villeneuve to prevent them from having a chance to advance.  Bourges beat Avenida 69-63 at home, but will still need to beat Hatay next week to advance while the visitors managed to back into a quarterfinals place with the loss.  The only game on Thursday decided the top spot in the group as UMMC was eventually able to get the 88-81 win over Nadezhda in Ekaterinburg.  Brittney Griner led the hosts while Amanda Zahui B paced the visitors.  Both teams are now locked into their positions heading into the final week.

February 15, 2017

Uniqa Sopron vs. Hatay 95-98(3OT) SOPR Turner 30/6a Crvendakic 20/11r Ajdukovic 12 Johnson 11/9r Krnjic 4 HATA Paris 33/28r Turner 33/7r Hurst 16/7r/6a Stankovic 4 Tanacan 0

CCC Polkowice vs. ESBVA-LM 77-68 CCC V. Musina 18 Rezan 16/9r Faulkner 15/13a Ortiz 13 Harrison 3 ESBV Ayayi 17 Bremont 13/6r/8a Iagupova 13 Sy 10

Bourges vs. Perfumerias Avenida 69-63 BOUR Alexander 16/10r Dos Santos 12/6r Tanqueray 12 Salagnac 12 Johannes 11 AVEN Givens 15 Elonu 14 De Souza 11/6r Marginean 7 Milovanovic 7 Quevedo 2 Miloglav 0

February 16, 2017

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Nadezhda 88-81 UMMC Griner 22/7r Toliver 17 Meesseman 13 Baric 10 Lyttle 8/7r Torrens 8 Taurasi 6 Nolan 0 Belyakova 0 NADE Zahui B 28/10r Williams 16/9r Shilova 11 Mitchell 6

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 12-1
2. Nadezhda 9-4
3. Perfumerias Avenida 7-6
4. Bourges 7-6
5. Hatay 6-7
6. ESBVA-LM 5-8
7. Uniqa Sopron 4-9
8. CCC Polkowice 2-11

Group A:

Most of the games in this group were on Wednesday, starting with Fenerbahce’s 71-60 win over Wisla.  Dynamo Kursk had a shockingly easy time in Praha, winning 73-49.  Schio regained the edge on BLMA in the race for the final quarterfinals spot in the group after a 70-53 win.  On Thursday, Gintare Petronyte and Mersin controlled the second half in Hungary to beat Gyor 73-54 and stay in the hunt for a consolation prize.

February 8, 2017

Fenerbahce vs. Wisla Can-Pack 71-60 FENE Lavender 14/8r Quigley 14 Stricklen 12 Gruda 6/6r Canitez 0 WIS Morrison 15/7r Ben Abdelkader 13 Ygueravide 12/7a Gidden 8/11r

ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Dynamo Kursk 49-73 ZVVZ Petrovic 14 Xargay 9 Burgrova 6 Vaughn 2 Dupree 2 Steinberga 0 KURS Kirillova 16 Vadeeva 11 McCoughtry 11 Prince 9 Cruz 7/8r Ogwumike 6/12r/7a

Famila Schio vs. BLMA 70-53 SCHI Miyem 10 Anderson 9/6r Martinez 9 Macchi 6 Ress 4/7r Masciadri 2 BLMA Sacko 14/12r Mann 9

February 9, 2017

Uni Gyor vs. Mersin 54-73 GYOR Hruscakova 10 Goree 8/8r Kiesel 8 MERS Petronyte 21/13r Abdi 14/8r Henry 11 Newlin 10/6r Robinson 1/8a

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 12-0
2. ZVVZ USK Praha 9-3
3. Fenerbahce 9-3
4. Famila Schio 6-6
5. BLMA 6-6
6. Wisla Can-Pack 3-9
7. Mersin 2-10
8. Uni Gyor 1-11

Group B:

There was a rare Tuesday game to kick off the week in Ekaterinburg as UMMC beat Villeneuve 91-69.  Wednesday’s games started in Orenburg, where Nadezhda beat Bourges 69-61.  Avenida continues to hold the advantage to advancing as Jelena Milovanovic led them to an 84-67 win over Sopron.  On Thursday, Hatay kept their recent momentum going with a 58-54 home win over Polkowice.

February 7, 2017

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. ESVBA-LM 91-69 UMMC Griner 19 Meesseman 12/6r Taurasi 11 Toliver 11 Baric 9/6a Torrens 8 Lyttle 7 Belyakova 7 Nolan 4 ESBV Bremont 14/6r Stepanova 11 Amant 10 Gaye 10 Gomis 10 Iagupova 7/6a Ayayi 0

February 8, 2017

Nadezhda vs. Bourges 69-61 NADE Williams 15/12r Mitchell 11 Ouvina 10/6r Zahui B 8/7r BOUR Filip 12 Chartereau 11/6r Johannes 11 Alexander 8/8r

Perfumerias Avenida vs. Uniqa Sopron 84-67 AVEN Milovanovic 23 Elonu 19/6r Beard 11 Givens 10 Quevedo 7 Salvadores 2 Miloglav 0 Marginean 0 SOPR Johnson 15/8r Krnjic 15 Turner 15

February 9, 2017

Hatay vs. CCC Polkowice 58-54 HATA Turner 11/7r/6a Snytsina 11/6r Hurst 10 Stankovic 10 Paris 8/10r Tanacan 0 CCC Faulkner 13 Gala 12/6r Rezan 10 Harrison 8/6r

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 11-1
2. Nadezhda 9-3
3. Perfumerias Avenida 7-5
4. Bourges 6-6
5. ESBVA-LM 5-7
6. Hatay 5-7
7. Uniqa Sopron 4-8
8. CCC Polkowice 1-11

February 1, 2017

Group A:

This group continues to be the more clear one as all games were played on Wednesday this week.  Schio failed to take advantage of their schedule as they handed Mersin their first win 65-61 despite the best efforts of Laura Macchi in Turkey.  Angel McCoughtry and Dynamo Kursk needed to storm back at home to avoid their first defeat and beat Fenerbahce 86-79, but the visitors are still in position to move on to the next round.  Vanessa Gidden and Wisla made it difficult for any of the bottom teams to catch them after a 66-47 win over Gyor in Krakow.  In Lattes, the hosts could have put themselves in excellent position to grab the final quarterfinals place, but a poor start against USK Praha left them short 58-55.

Mersin vs. Famila Schio 65-61 MERS Petronyte 17/12r Robinson 15 Henry 13/7r Newlin 2 SCHI Macchi 21 Martinez 14/6a Miyem 13 Anderson 4/8r/8a Ress 0 Masciadri 0

Dynamo Kursk vs. Fenerbahce 86-79 KURS McCoughtry 23/6r Prince 19 Ogwumike 16/11r Ciak 12 Cruz 10/8a FENE Quigley 19 Stricklen 16 Lavender 10/10r Gruda 9/7r Canitez 0

Wisla Can-Pack vs. Uni Gyor 66-47 WIS Gidden 24/9r Ygueravide 13/7r/6a Morrison 11/10r Ben Abdelkader 11/6r GYOR Hruscakova 12 Simon 10 Kiesel 9 Goree 8

BLMA vs. ZVVZ USK Praha 55-58 BLMA Godin 13/9r Mann 10 ZVVZ Vaughn 18/8r Dupree 11 Petrovic 8/7r Xargay 7 Burgrova 2 Steinberga 0

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 11-0
2. ZVVZ USK Praha 9-2
3. Fenerbahce 8-3
4. BLMA 6-5
5. Famila Schio 5-6
6. Wisla Can-Pack 3-8
7. Mersin 1-10
8. Uni Gyor 1-10

Group B:

Wednesday’s games started with Amanda Zahui B and Nadezhda winning 89-69 in Sopron to stay firmly in second place.  Avenida jumped to the top of the pack in the middle as they beat recently-traded Isabelle Harrison and Polkowice 75-71.  Courtney Paris and Hatay now have significant momentum to crash the party as they escaped Johanne Gomis and Villeneuve with a 72-71 win.  Diana Taurasi and UMMC had no trouble in Bourges, rolling to a 97-63 win.

Uniqa Sopron vs. Nadezhda 69-89 SOPR Turner 19 Johnson 17/6r/7a Crvendakic 16 Krnjic 9 NADE Zahui B 25/15r Zhedik 19 Williams 14/8r Anoikina 14 Mitchell 6

CCC Polkowice vs. Perfumerias Avenida 71-75 CCC Harrison 21/15r Rezan 18 Faulkner 17 V. Musina 7 AVEN Elonu 17/7r Milovanovic 15 Givens 13/6a Dominguez 12/6r Marginean 7 Salvadores 3 De Souza 0

ESBVA-LM vs. Hatay 71-72 ESBV Gomis 21 Iagupova 18 Ayayi 0 HATA Paris 25/14r Turner 13/9r Snytsina 12 Stankovic 5 Tanacan 0

Bourges vs. UMMC Ekaterinburg 63-97 BOUR Filip 17/6r Dos Santos 6/8r Alexander 2/6r UMMC Taurasi 20 Griner 14 Toliver 9 Belyakova 9 Lyttle 8/7r Nolan 8 Torrens 6 Meesseman 6 Baric 5

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 10-1
2. Nadezhda 8-3
3. Perfumerias Avenida 6-5
4. Bourges 6-5
5. ESBVA-LM 5-6
6. Uniqa Sopron 4-7
7. Hatay 4-7
8. CCC Polkowice 1-10

Group A:

Wednesday games started in Russia, where Dynamo Kursk stifled Lattes Montpellier 65-43.  Fenerbahce took care of business at home against Gyor 66-53.  Mersin ended the day as the only winless team after being dismantled by USK Praha in the Czech Republic 96-47.  The lone Thursday game saw Schio stick close to the last playoff spot with an 80-54 win over Wisla in Italy.

January 25, 2017

Dynamo Kursk vs. BLMA 65-43 KURS Ogwumike 13/10r McCoughtry 11/8r Cruz 10 Prince 9 BLMA Skrela 11 Mann 2

Fenerbahce vs. Uni Gyor 66-53 FENE Quigley 17 Lavender 15 Cora 10 Stricklen 5 Gruda 2/6r Canitez 2 GYOR Likhtarovich 10 Hruscakova 8/7r Goree 8/6r Kiesel 2

ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Mersin 96-47 ZVVZ Hanusova 18 Dupree 12 Xargay 12/6a Vyoralova 10/7a Steinberga 9 Petrovic 9 Burgrova 8/6r Vaughn 8 MERS Petronyte 14 Henry 11 Newlin 8/6r Robinson 7/6a

January 26, 2017

Famila Schio vs. Wisla Can-Pack 80-54 SCHI Zandalasini 16/7r Macchi 15/7r Sottana 13 Anderson 11/9r Miyem 10/6r Martinez 5 Ress 2 Masciadri 0 WIS Ben Abdelkader 17 Gidden 13/11r Ygueravide 11 Morrison 0

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 10-0
2. ZVVZ USK Praha 8-2
3. Fenerbahce 8-2
4. BLMA 6-4
5. Famila Schio 5-5
6. Wisla Can-Pack 2-8
7. Uni Gyor 1-9
8. Mersin 0-10

Group B:

All games in this group were on Wednesday, starting with Brittney Griner and UMMC not letting up at all on Hatay and winning 103-40 in Ekaterinburg.  Polkowice finally got their first win, doing so in shocking fashion by surprising Nadezhda 60-50 in Orenburg.  The pileup in the middle of the standings is starting to clear up as Bourges beat Yvonne Turner and Sopron 80-59 in France.  Adaora Elonu and Avenida shook off a slow start in Salamanca to beat Villeneuve 79-70 to move back into a playoff place.

January 25, 2017

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Hatay 103-40 UMMC Griner 20 Meesseman 14/6r Torrens 12/7r Baric 11 Taurasi 9 Toliver 5 Nolan 4 Belyakova 3 HATA Snytsina 12 Stankovic 6 Tanacan 4/9r

Nadezhda vs. CCC Polkowice 50-60 NADE Zahui B 14/15r Williams 11/14r Mitchell 3 CCC Harrison 14/6r Faulkner 14 V. Musina 12 Rezan 10/11r

Bourges vs. Sopron 80-59 BOUR Dos Santos 17/14r Alexander 16/10r Bojovic 13/6r/9a Salagnac 13/6r SOPR Turner 25 Johnson 14 Krnjic 7/7r

Perfumerias Avenida vs. ESBVA-LM 79-70 AVEN Elonu 20 Givens 16 Gil 10 Marginean 10 Milovanovic 6 Salvadores 6 De Souza 4/6r Quevedo 0 ESBV Ayayi 15/8r Iagupova 14 Bremont 12 Amant 10

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 9-1
2. Nadezhda 7-3
3. Bourges 6-4
4. Perfumerias Avenida 5-5
5. ESBVA-LM 5-5
6. Uniqa Sopron 4-6
7. Hatay 3-7
8. Polkowice 1-9

Group A:

On Wednesday, Nneka Ogwumike and Dynamo Kursk shook off a slow start to remain the only unbeaten team in the competition after winning 84-70 in Mersin.  Sonja Petrovic led the way for USK Praha again as they went to Krakow and beat Hind Ben Abdelkader and Wisla 90-70.  An exciting game closed the day in France as Lattes Montpellier held off Fenerbahce 58-56.  On Thursday, Schio remained in the best position to challenge the top teams in the group after easing to a 91-46 win in Gyor.

January 18, 2017

Mersin vs. Dynamo Kursk 70-84 MERS Henry 18 Petronyte 17 Robinson 14/8a Newlin 7/6r KURS Ogwumike 23/7r Cruz 15 McCoughtry 14/8r/6a/6s Prince 9

Wisla Can-Pack vs. ZVVZ USK Praha 70-90 WIS Ben Abdelkader 23 Morrison 15/11r Simmons 11 Szott-Hejmej 10/6a ZVVZ Petrovic 27/12r Vaughn 19 Hanusova 14 Xargay 10 Burgrova 0 Steinberga 0

BLMA vs. Fenerbahce 58-56 BLMA Godin 15/6r Lardy 13 Mann 3/6r FENE Quigley 14 Lavender 13/8r Gruda 10/6r Stricklen 10/6r Canitez 0

January 19, 2017

Uni Gyor vs. Famila Schio 46-91 GYOR Likhtarovich 16 Simon 11 Goree 7 Kiesel 4 Hruscakova 2 SCHI Macchi 17 Miyem 14 Sottana 13 Martinez 12 Anderson 9 Ress 6 Masciadri 0

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 9-0
2. ZVVZ USK Praha 7-2
3. Fenerbahce 7-2
4. BLMA 6-3
5. Famila Schio 4-5
6. Wisla Can-Pack 2-7
7. Uni Gyor 1-8
8. Mersin 0-9

Group B:

On Wednesday, it took a dominant second half for Brittney Griner and UMMC to win 82-56 at Sopron.  Polkowice welcomed back both Musina sisters and got a good game from Jamierra Faulkner, but still could not pick up their first win after falling 65-59 to Clarissa Dos Santos and Polkowice.  The day ended in Villeneuve as the hosts beat Tiffany Mitchell and Nadezhda 83-71.  On Thursday, Katsiaryna Snytsina and Hatay kept their hopes of advancing alive with a 68-64 win over Avenida.

January 18, 2017

Uniqa Sopron vs. UMMC Ekaterinburg 56-82 SOPR Johnson 14 Crvendakic 12/9r Fegyverneky 12/6a George 6/6r Krnjic 2 UMMC Griner 22/9r Meesseman 13 Taurasi 13/7a Toliver 8/6a Torrens 7 Lyttle 6 Nolan 6 Belyakova 3 Baric 2

CCC Polkowice vs. Bourges 59-65 CCC Faulkner 21/6a V. Musina 17/8r Harrison 6 BOUR Dos Santos 20 Bojovic 13 Chartereau 10 Alexander 6/11r Tchatchouang 2

ESBVA-LM vs. Nadezhda 83-71 ESBV Sy 16 Ayayi 15/6r Bremont 15 Iagupova 13 NADE Mitchell 26 Zahui B 12/8r Williams 11/6r

January 19, 2017

Hatay vs. Perfumerias Avenida 68-64 HATA Snytsina 22 Paris 15/18r Hurst 14 Turner 6 Stankovic 2/6r AVEN Elonu 15/9r De Souza 13 Dominguez 11/6r Givens 9 Marginean 5 Milovanovic 3 Quevedo 3 Salvadores 0

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 8-1
2. Nadezhda 7-2
3. Bourges 5-4
4. ESBVA-LM 5-4
5. Perfumerias Avenida 4-5
6. Uniqa Sopron 4-5
7. Hatay 3-6
8. CCC Polkowice 0-9

Group A:

All games in this group were on Wednesday, starting in Russia, where Nneka Ogwumike and Dynamo Kursk beat Wisla Krakow 96-59 to remain the only unbeaten team.  Fenerbahce helped widen the gap between the teams in the quarterfinals places and the rest of the field by beating Schio 77-64.  Brianna Kiesel led all scorers, but Gyor lost 83-56 at USK Praha.  Lattes Montpellier stayed firmly in a playoff place and kept Gintare Petronyte and Mersin winless 76-63.

January 11, 2017

Dynamo Kursk vs. Wisla Can-Pack 96-59 KURS Ogwumike 21/9r McCoughtry 15 Levchenko 14 Vadeeva 10/13r Prince 7 Cruz 4/6a WIS Ygueravide 19 Morrison 18/6r Simmons 7/6r Ben Abdelkader 4 Kobryn 3

Fenerbahce vs. Famila Schio 77-64 FENE Gruda 17/7r Lavender 14/7r Quigley 14/8a Cora 10 Stricklen 3 Canitez 0 SCHI Macchi 14 Sottana 10 Miyem 10 Masciadri 9 Anderson 8 Martinez 3 Ress 0

ZVVZ USK Praha vs. Uni Gyor 83-56 ZVVZ Vaughn 16/8r Vyoralova 16 Petrovic 14/14r Dupree 12 Xargay 11/7a Burgrova 4 Steinberga 2 GYOR Kiesel 20 Simon 10 Goree 6/8r Hruscakova 6

BLMA vs. Mersin 76-63 BLMA Robert 18/9r Michel 16 Sacko 14/7r Lardy 14 Mann 5 MERS Petronyte 20 Robinson 14 Henry 10 Newlin 6/6r

Standings:

1. Dynamo Kursk 8-0
2. Fenerbahce 7-1
3. ZVVZ USK Praha 6-2
4. BLMA 5-3
5. Schio 3-5
6. Wisla Can-Pack 2-6
7. Uni Gyor 1-7
8. Mersin 0-8

Group B:

Half of the games were played on Wednesday as Polkowice was no closer to their first win even with a good game from Isabelle Harrison as Yvonne Turner and Shenise Johnson fired Sopron to the 76-64 win.  Bourges won the battle of French teams 63-42 over Villeneuve to contribute to the pileup of teams in the middle trying to break for the last playoff places.  The top two teams in the group hosted the games on Thursday and both won.  Diana Taurasi and UMMC held off Jelena Milovanovic and Avenida 74-68 in Ekaterinburg.  In Orenburg, Courtney Paris was busy in the post for Hatay, but they still lost to Nadezhda 63-54.

January 11, 2017

Uniqa Sopron vs. CCC Polkowice 76-64 SOPR Turner 34 Johnson 20/10r Krnjic 13/7r CCC Harrison 26/12r Faulkner 17/6r Musina 10

Bourges vs. ESBVA-LM 63-42 BOUR Salagnac 13 Alexander 12/8r Tchatchouang 7 Dos Santos 6/9r ESBV Stepanova 10/7r Iagupova 4 Ayayi 4

January 12, 2017

UMMC Ekaterinburg vs. Perfumerias Avenida 74-68 UMMC Taurasi 26 Torrens 15 Griner 11/7r Meesseman 4/9r Lyttle 3/8r Toliver 3 Baric 0 Nolan 0 AVEN Milovanovic 20 Dominguez 13 Marginean 12 Givens 9 Elonu 8/7r De Souza 2/8r Salvadores 2

Nadezhda vs. Hatay 63-54 NADE Mitchell 19 Zahui B 16/9r Williams 8 HATA Paris 20/21r Turner 11/10r Stankovic 6 Tanacan 2

Standings:

1. UMMC Ekaterinburg 7-1
2. Nadezhda 7-1
3. Perfumerias Avenida 4-4
4. Bourges 4-4
5. Sopron 4-4
6. ESBVA-LM 4-4
7. Hatay 2-6
8. CCC Polkowice 0-8