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German League Round 17 February 10th

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February 10, 2019

All games in this round were simultaneous tips on Sunday.  Kelly Moten was dominant in Freiburg’s 90-74 win over Braunschweig.  Jasmine Thomas and Keltern beat Hannover 62-54.  The top two teams met and Herner help Marburg from being able to open up a gap in the standings by leaving with an 81-63 win.  Wasserburg struggled again, but held off Donau-Ries 57-54.  The two teams at the bottom of the standings also met with Saarlouis climbing above Maya Hood and Chemnitz 73-68.

Freiburg vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 90-74 USC Moten 33/6r Gaffney 19/7r Zdravevska 10 Caron-Goudreau 6/8r EBS Rupnik 15 Goff 15 Claesson 13 Smith 9/7r Mulligan 5/6r

Hannover vs. Keltern 54-62 TKH Tarasava 19 Young 11/8r Gobeljic 10/6r Palmer 5 RSK Thomas 21 Kalu 10 Tobin 6/13r Pierre-Louis 6/9r

Marburg vs. Herner 63-81 BCM Yohn 13 Baker 12 Kiss-Rusk 11/6r Schaake 10 Bertholdt 8 Bradley 2 Klug 2 HTC Westerik 16/6r Frericks 16 J. Bettonvil 15 Attura 11 Bully 5 Burton 3/7r Sannes 0

Donau-Ries vs. Wasserburg 54-57 DON Hill 15/7r Lu. Geiselsoder 10 Makitalo 10 McCray 8/10r WBG Williams 13/7r Schlott 13 Hartmann 3 Pocksteiner 0

Saarlouis vs. Chemnitz 73-68 TVS Ilmberger 17 Rodriguez 15 Hearn 14 Fitzgerald 13/15r Tulonen 4 CCC Hood 26/14r/7s Smith 12 Owens 10 Peroche 10 Brichacova 9

Standings:

  1. Herner 13-2
  2. Marburg 13-2
  3. Wasserburg 11-5
  4. Keltern 11-5
  5. Freiburg 9-7
  6. Hannover 7-9
  7. Donau-Ries 5-10
  8. Gottingen 5-10
  9. Eintracht Braunschweig 4-11
  10. Saarlouis 4-12
  11. Chemnitz 3-12

Turkish League Round 18 February 9th-10th

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On Saturday, Gintare Petronyte and Mersin beat Evelyn Akhator and Besiktas 92-75.  It was worst versus first as Tearra Banks tried to keep Bodrum competive, but the trio of Kelsey Bone, Kim Mestdagh, and Meltem Avci kept Cukurova perfect 140-58.  Monica Cuic and Botas beat Kai James and Canik 91-58.  Moriah Jefferson and Galatasaray just edged past Orman 74-71.  On Sunday, Luca Ivankovic and Odyssey Sims helped Kayseri past Sanem Zeren and Adana 83-77.  Imani Watkins had a good game for Istanbul University, but they were overmatched in an 89-58 loss to Fenerbahce.  Riquna Williams’s heroics were enough for Hatay this time as they beat Alexa Hart, Marina Bas, and Izmit 86-72.

February 9, 2019

Mersin vs. Besiktas 92-75 MER Petronyte 28/13r Anderson 18/9r/6a Walker 18/7r Cado 16 Talay 10 BES Akhator 22/11r Mitchell 17/6a Mircheva 11

Bodrum vs. Cukurova 140-58 BOD Banks 21/8r Albayrak 17/7r CUK Bone 26 Mestdagh 24/8r Avci 21/8r Ivegin 17 Naumenko 16 Bilgic 13/7a Gray 10/12a Ozelci 9

Botas vs. Canik 91-58 BOT Cuic 24 Gulcan 19 Topcu 13 Krivacevic 10/6r Williams 4/11r Cakir 0/7a CAN James 27/13r Holmes 10

Galatasaray vs. Orman 74-71 GAL Jefferson 27/6a Alben 14/6a Macaulay 11/6r Abdi 7 ORM Copper 18/11r Kartaltepe 18/8a Ruzickova 12 Henry 10/8r Gardner 4

February 10, 2019

Adana vs. Kayseri 77-83 ADA Zeren 22 Boyd 15/6r/8a Marginean 13/6a McGee-Stafford 11/9r KAY Ivankovic 24/10r Sims 21/6r/8a Ibekwe 19/12r/9a

Istanbul Universitesi vs. Fenerbahce 58-89 ISU Watkins 22 Gunes 16 Fall 5/7r FEN Hartley 19/6r/6a Stokes 16/7r Canitez 13/12r Zandalasini 13

Hatay vs. Izmit 86-72 HAT Williams 31 Basaran 16/18r Koksal 14 IZM Hart 21/10r Bas 21 Yavuz 13/8r/11a

Standings:

  1. Cukurova 18-0
  2. Hatay 15-3
  3. Fenerbahce 15-3
  4. Botas 13-5
  5. Mersin 11-7
  6. Besiktas 10-8
  7. Galatasaray 10-8
  8. Orman 9-9
  9. Izmir 8-10
  10. Canik 6-12
  11. Kayseri 5-13
  12. Adana 5-13
  13. Istanbul Universitesi 1-17
  14. Bodrum 0-18

Polish League Round 17 February 9th-10th

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Most of the games in this round were on Saturday, starting with overtime for Lublin before Kateryna Rymarenko and Brianna Kiesel could lead them past Sleza Wroclaw 88-82.  Torun beat Poznan 90-51.  Dominique Wilson led Widzew Lodz past Ostrovia 77-58.  Ariel Atkins and Gorzow beat Siedlce 97-69.  Wisla’s efforts to fight their way into the top half, but Emma Cannon and Gdynia controlled the second half to win 76-71.  On Sunday, Polkowice won 89-68 at Gdanska.

February 9, 2019

Lublin vs. Sleza Wroclaw 88-82(OT) LUB Rymarenko 26/7r Kiesel 23/10a Butulija 13 Greene 11/11r SLE Dikaioulaku 18 Kastanek 16 Udodenko 14/12r Palenikova 13 Burdick 8/9r Colson 2/6a Dobrowolska 0

Torun vs. Poznan 90-51 TOR Svaryte 18 Stankiewicz 16 Schmidt 16 Tlumak 10 POZ Hillsman 18/11r Parysek-Bochiniak 10 Davis 9

Ostrovia vs. Widzew Lodz 58-77 OST Podkanska 14/9r Motyl 11 Jackowska 10 WID Wilson 23 Ajemba 16/9r Perisa 13 Vuckovic 0

Siedlce vs. Gorzow 69-97 SIE Urbaniak 19 Omerbasic 16/6r Ikstena 12 Mollova 11/6r/9a Lapszynski 6/11r GOR Atkins 21 Juskaite 15/6r Prezelj 14 Fikiel 13 Zoll-Norman 10/10a

Gdynia vs. Wisla Krakow 76-71 GDY Cannon 21/11r Makurat 17/8r Balintova 12 Greinacher 6/8r WIS Rodriguez 15 Canada 12 Araujo 11 Conde 10/6r Russell 9/13r Aleksandravicius 4

February 10, 2019

Politechnika Gdanska vs. Polkowice 68-89 GDA Pyka 14/7r Clarke 12 Conwright 11 Holopainen 7 POL Kizer 18/8r Kaczmarczyk 17 Fagbenle 14/11r Gajda 12/6a Thomas 7

Standings:

  1. Polkowice 14-2
  2. Gdynia 13-3
  3. Torun 12-4
  4. Gorzow 10-5
  5. Sleza Wroclaw 10-5
  6. Bydgoszcz 11-3
  7. Wisla Krakow 9-6
  8. Lublin 7-9
  9. Siedlce 5-11
  10. Widzew Lodz 5-11
  11. Politechnika Gdanska 2-14
  12. Ostrovia 2-14
  13. Poznan 1-14

Czech League Round 18 February 6th-10th

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A couple of makeup games were played on Wednesday.  The Brno rivalry game from Round 11 was played first and Petra Zaplatova’s strong game was not enough for the hosts in a 54-51 loss to KP.  Ostrava beat Anna Rosecka and Strakonice 77-59 in a Round 13 game.  This round started on Friday with Zabino Brno winning at Strakonice 94-60.  On Saturday, Aleksandra Khomenchuk and Nymburk beat Slovanka 82-54.  KP Brno beat Hradec Kralove 64-49.  Lokomotiva Trutnov visited Slavia Praha and came away with a 73-67 win.  The lone Sunday game was worst versus first as Marija Rezan and Isabelle Harrison dominated the paint in USK Praha’s 112-50 win over Teamstore Brno.

February 6, 2019

Zabiny Brno vs. KP Brno 51-54 ZAB Zaplatova 20 Matuzonyte 11/11r Webb 9/9r KPB Sujanova 15 Bartakova 13 Gill 7/8r Oroszova 3/9r Moussa 0

Ostrava vs. Strakonice 77-59 OVA Waters 16/14r/6a Hadacova 11/12r Tac 10/13r Saba 6 STR Rosecka 23 Tomsovicova 16/6r/7s Fadrhonsova 10

February 8, 2019

Strakonice vs. Zabiny Brno 60-94 STR Fadrhonsova 15 Rosecka 13 Tomsovicova 12/9r ZAB Vackova 17/6r Matuzonyte 15/11r Zohnova 12 Adamcova 12 Stoupalova 11/7r

February 9, 2019

Nymburk vs. Slovanka 82-54 NBK Khomenchuk 20/12r Mircova 14 Krakovicova 11 Sklenarova 10 Hoskova 8 Paris 0/8r SLO Vorlova 12 Harapesova 12 Motycakova 11/7r/8a Ondrouskova 11

KP Brno vs. Hradec Kralove 64-49 KPB Oroszova 19/11r Stara 14 Sujanova 12 Gill 0 Moussa 0 HKR Minarovicova 10/6r Effangova 9

Slavia Praha vs. Lokomotiva Trutnov 67-73 SLA Koop 19 Beynon 14/10r Vondrackova 12/7r Burdgess 4/8r TRU Rylichova 18 Adams 14/13r Sipova 14 Carter 11

February 10, 2019

Teamstore Brno vs. USK Praha 50-112 TSB Selucka 15 Gasicova 12 USK Rezan 22 Harrison 21/14r Ayayi 18/9r Hanusova 15/16r/6a Romero 15/10r/6a Oblak 15/11a

Standings:

  1. USK Praha 17-0
  2. KP Brno 13-3
  3. Zabiny Brno 11-5
  4. Hradec Kralove 11-6
  5. Nymburk 11-6
  6. Lokomotiva Trutnov 10-6
  7. Slavia Praha 6-10
  8. Slovanka 4-11
  9. Ostrava 4-12
  10. Strakonice 1-15
  11. Teamstore Brno 1-15

French League Round 15 February 9th-10th

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The round started on Saturday with Lattes Montpellier beating Landerneau 85-56.  Tarbes kept Mondeville well behind the rest of the teams with a 67-60 win.  Landes beat Nantes 93-70.  Charleville continued their run with an 82-59 win over Hainaut.  Lyon kept their cushion at the top of the standings with a 76-69 win over Villeneuve.  There was only one game on Sunday with Bourges breezing past Roche 82-55.

February 9, 2019

Lattes Montpellier vs. Landerneau 85-56 MTP Bankole 16/7r Malashenko 14/10r Duchet 14 Whitcomb 13/6a Wurtz 9 Tchatchouang 8 BRE Lucas 11 Naigre 10/6r Diaby 10 Holmes 2

Tarbes vs. Mondeville 67-60 TAR Prince 18 Gaye 15/11r Moss 11 Gaillou-Loko 11 Peters 2/6r Cornelie-Sigmundova 0 MDV Gaucher 17/11r Guennoc 12 Thorburn 8/6a Mann 4 Hurt 2

Landes vs. Nantes 93-70 LAN Ayim 19/6r Toure 17 Gatling 14/7r Dumerc 5/6a NAN Suarez 19/6a Wallace 17 Djaldi-Tabdi 14

Hainaut vs. Charleville 59-82 HAI Bruner 18 Akonga 10/7r Zempare 5 CHM Peters 15/7r Mosqueda-Lewis 14 Diawara 11/6r Bouderra 11/9a Hruscakova 8/9r

Villeneuve vs. Lyon 69-76 VIL Bjorklund 17 Mendy 15/9r Diallo 12 Evans 9/6r LYO Clark 15/8r Plouffe 14/7r Allemand 14/9a Tanqueray 12 Sacko 11 Dos Santos 2/9r

February 10, 2019

Bourges vs. Roche 82-55 BRG Chartereau 14 Raincock-Ekunwe 13/8r Johannes 12/6a Plouffe 11/6r Sharp 11 Berkani 5 RVB Ngoyisa 14/10r Lucet 11/7r Bailey 7/6r Sutherland 2

Standings:

  1. Lyon 13-2
  2. Lattes Montpellier 11-4
  3. Bourges 11-4
  4. Landes 9-6
  5. Charleville 9-6
  6. Roche 7-8
  7. Villeneuve 7-8
  8. Tarbes 6-9
  9. Hainaut 6-9
  10. Nantes 5-10
  11. Landerneau 5-10
  12. Mondeville 1-14

Australian League Finals Game 1 February 9th

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February 9, 2019

The Finals started on Saturday in Canberra as Lauren Nicholson and Adelaide led early, but Kia Nurse and Kelsey Griffin helped the hosts win the opener 88-67.  Adelaide will now need to win at home on Wednesday to force a third game.

University of Canberra Capitals vs. Adelaide Lightning 88-67 UCC Nurse 23/7r Griffin 22/12r Tolo 14/7r Wilson 12/6a Mitchell 11/7r/8a Froling 6 McLaren 0 ADL Nicholson 21 Coffey 15/11r Alexander 7/7r Planeta 5 Seekamp 5/8a Davidson 4 Taia 0

Israeli Cup Quarterfinals February 7th

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February 7, 2019

All four quarterfinal games were played on Thursday.  Jaime Nared and Allison Hightower helped Elitzur Ramla beat Hapoel Petah Tikva 77-66.  Adut Bulgak led Maccabi Ramat Hen, but it was the domestic players that made the difference for Maccabi Ramat Hen in a 75-70 win as Jordan Hooper and Shae Kelley had big games for Elitzur Holon.  Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion edged past May Dayan and Maccabi Raanana.  Ramat Hasharon finally had a full complement of foreigners, but it ended up being Drew Edelman who had the best game for them as they lost to Crystal Bradford, Shavonte Zellous, and Herzliya.

Hapoel Petah Tikva vs. Elitzur Ramla 66-77 PET Cave 17/11r Reid 15/10r Peterson 14 Vaturi 11 Zimmerman 3 Abboud 3 RAM Nared 24/10r Hightower 21/6r Mitchell 12/10r/6a Raber 10/6r Diamant 8/6r

Maccabi Ramat Hen vs. Elitzur Holon 75-70 RAH Bulgak 21/12r Levitsky 15 Harden 12/9r Ruffin-Pratt 12/7r Shafir 12/6r/7a HOL Hooper 22/15r Kelley 22/7r Bentley 18 Pelleg 3 Spector 3

Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion vs. Maccabi Raanana 71-69 RIS Fontenette 18/6r Lux 15 Alleyne 14/13r Richardson 13/8r RAA Dayan 20 Muldrow 19/18r Orrange 15 Goss 11 Rubin 0

Bnot Herzliya vs. Ramat Hasharon 78-69 HER Bradford 23/16r Zellous 21 Young 18/10r Hannoun 14 HAS Edelman 22/9r Rotberg 17 Jones 14/7a Aharonov-Shmueli 11 Wiese 3 Thompson 2/15r Kedem 0

Israeli League Round 17 February 4th

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February 4, 2019

The second to last round in this phase of the season was played on Monday.  Andrea Riley and Bnei Yehuda were tantalizingly close to their first win, but lost to Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 74-70.  Tiffany Mitchell had a solid debut for Elitzur Ramla as they beat Crystal Bradford and Herzliya 79-66.  Adut Bulgak and Maccabi Ramat Hen sit behind them after a 71-66 win over Maccabi Raanana.  Both sides had their import trios firing as Elitzur Holon won 86-84 behind Alex Bentley, Jordan Hooper, and Shae Kelley, pulling them ahead of Hapoel Petah Tikva in the standings as Monique Reid, Khadijiah Cave, and Alexis Peterson led the visitors.  Victoria Vivians and Danielle Adams continued to be a potent scoring duo as they led Maccabi Ashdod past shorthanded Ramat Hasharon 87-64.

Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion vs. Bnei Yehuda 74-70 RIS Fontenette 19 Richardson 14/10r Sless 12 Alleyne 6/17r YEH Riley 23/8r Cooper 19/8r Goodwin 8/11r/8a Silfen 7

Bnot Herzliya vs. Elitzur Ramla 66-79 HER Bradford 26/14r Hannoun 10/6a Zellous 10 Young 7/8r RAM Mitchell 25/11r Diamant 15/10r Cohen 11 Nared 10/11r/6a Hightower 9

Maccabi Ramat Hen vs. Maccabi Raanana 71-66 RAH Bulgak 21/7r Harden 13/8r/6a Levitsky 11/6r Shafir 11 Ruffin-Pratt 10 RAA Goss 15 Orrange 12 Muldrow 10/17r Dayan 6 Rubin 2

Elitzur Holon vs. Maccabi Petah Tikva 86-84 HOL Bentley 30 Hooper 22/15r Kelley 20 Pelleg 5/8a Spector 3 PET Reid 30/7r/7a Cave 23/11r Peterson 19/9r Zimmerman 8 Abboud 0

Ramat Hasharon vs. Maccabi Ashdod 64-87 HAS Edelman 15 Wiese 14/8r Aharanov-Shmueli 12 Rotberg 10 Kedem 10 Thompson 0/7r ASH Vivians 30/6r Adams 21/8r Hopkins 12/6r/7a Baron 10/6a Doron 6 Hattis 5 Snow 3 Rosenthal 0

Standings:

  1. Elitzur Ramla 13-4
  2. Maccabi Ramat Hen 12-5
  3. Maccabi Ashdod 12-5
  4. Elitzur Holon 11-6
  5. Hapoel Petah Tikva 10-7
  6. Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion 8-9
  7. Bnot Herzliya 8-9
  8. Maccabi Raanana 7-10
  9. Ramat Hasharon 4-13
  10. Bnei Yehuda 0-17

Hungarian League Round 16 February 2nd-3rd

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A full round of games started on Saturday as NKE beat BEAC 67-51.  ZTE rolled past MTK 80-45.  There was no shortage of scoring in Gyor as Reshanda Gray helped the hosts hang on to a 91-86 win over Ketia Swanier, Jovana Popovic, and Cegled.  Sarah Imovbioh led PEAC past Vasas 83-62.  On Sunday, Chanel Mokango and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough led DVTK past Reka Szucs and Pecsi 104-77.  Sopron increased the gap between them and the rest of the field as Yvonne Turner helped them beat Szekszard 82-48.

February 2, 2019

BEAC vs. NKE 51-67 BEAC Lakloth 13 Dul 10 Beckley 5 NKE Lang 17 Barnai 12/10r Lelik 12 Austria 7

ZTE vs. MTK 80-45 ZTE Parker 15/8r Ndiba 12/6r Pusztai 12 Koizar 11/6r/6a MTK Sule 14 Hegedus 10

Gyor vs. Cegled 91-86 GYO Gray 26/9r Spanou 19 Brown 17 Raksanyi 13 Torok 10 Krnjic 0 CEG Swanier 22 Popovic 22 Baugh 13/6r Hamilton-Carter 10

Vasas vs. PEAC 62-83 VAS Dombai 15/7r Varga 11/7r Vukov 7 PEAC Imovbioh 20/10r Gemes-Sarok 13 Wentzel 10 Simon 10 Brewer 7

February 3, 2019

Pecsi vs. DVTK 77-104 PEC R. Szucs 22/6a Santa 12 Vari 11 DVTK Mokango 27/7r Walker-Kimbrough 20 Zele 16 Skoric 13 Kiss 13 Szabo 5

Sopron vs. Szekszard 82-48 SOP Turner 20 Crvendakic 13 Jovanovic 12/7r Dubei 12 Dupree 8/10r SZE Bishop 19/6r Dojkic 13 Eldebrink 5

Standings:

  1. Sopron 16-0
  2. Szekszard 12-4
  3. ZTE 12-4
  4. DVTK 12-4
  5. PEAC 10-6
  6. Gyor 9-7
  7. NKE 8-7
  8. Pecsi 4-12
  9. BEAC 4-12
  10. Vasas 4-12
  11. Cegled 3-12
  12. MTK 1-15

Czech League Round 17 February 2nd-3rd

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The round started on Saturday with USK beating their capital rivals Slavia 122-42 with Isabelle Harrison leading the way.  Hradec Kralove also had an easy win, 115-55 over Teamstore Brno.  It was much closer in Trutnov, where Anna Rylichova led the hosts past Nymburk 82-79.  On Sunday, KP Brno beat Ostrava 86-57.

February 2, 2019

USK Praha vs. Slavia Praha 122-42 USK Harrison 20/10r Thomas 17/7a Romero 16 Kar. Elhotova 15 Hanusova 13 Sipova 11 Brabencova 10 Kat. Elhotova 10 SLA Vondrackova 11 Beynon 8 Burdgess 6/10r Koop 6/7r

Hradec Kralove vs. Teamstore Brno 115-55 HKR Effangova 19 Matuskova 15 Sotolova 13 Kulichova 12/7r Mareckova 10/10r Natabou 10/6r Minarovicova 10 TSB Zitkova 19 Pulpanova 13

Lokomotiva Trutnov vs. Nymburk 82-79 TRU Rylichova 21 Adams 16/15r Kozumplikova 13 Carter 12 NBK Hoskova 17 Hunkova 16 Khomenchuk 13/10r Paris 8/7r

February 3, 2019

Ostrava vs. KP Brno 57-86 OVA Kopecka 12 Corda 10 Tac 9/8r Waters 8 Saba 5 KPB Sujanova 17 Stara 13 Bartakova 12 Oroszova 11 Gill 10 Moussa 0

Standings:

  1. USK Praha 16-0
  2. KP Brno 11-3
  3. Zabiny Brno 10-4
  4. Hradec Kralove 11-5
  5. Nymburk 10-6
  6. Lokomotiva Trutnov 9-6
  7. Slavia Praha 6-9
  8. Slovanka 4-10
  9. Ostrava 3-12
  10. Strakonice 1-13
  11. Teamstore Brno 1-14