"There is no offseason"
Times listed are Central European, then Eastern Standard:
Valencia vs. Gernika, Wednesday 8:00pm/2:00pm (Valencia leads by 10):
Landes vs. Orman, Wednesday 8:00pm/2:00pm (Landes leads by 3):
Carolo vs. Polkowice, Wednesday 8:00pm/2:00pm (Carolo leads by 2):
Avenida vs. Spartak Moscow, Thursday, 8:30pm/2:30pm (Avenida leads by 12):
Times Eastern Standard, game on Sunday in that timezone unless otherwise specified
Asia:
Auckland:
Philippines vs. China, 9:00pm Saturday:
South Korea vs. New Zealand, 11:30pm Saturday:
Kuala Lumpur:
Taiwan vs. India, 2:00am:
Japan vs. Australia, 5:00am:
Africa:
Nigeria vs. Mali, 8:30am:
Senegal vs. Mozambique, 11:00am:
Americas:
Edmonton:
Cuba vs. Puerto Rico, 3:30pm:
Dominican Republic vs. Canada, 6:00pm:
Bahia Blanca:
United States vs. Colombia, 4:30pm:
Argentina vs. Brazil, 7:00pm:
All times Eastern Standard:
Sweden vs. Montenegro, 9:00am:
Denmark vs. Italy, 9:30am:
Turkey vs. Lithuania, 9:30am:
Greece vs. Iceland, 10:00am:
Albania vs. Serbia, 10:00am:
Finland vs. Belgium, 10:00am:
Bulgaria vs. Slovenia, 11:00am:
Ukraine vs. Portugal, 11:00am:
Estonia vs. Russia, 11:30am:
Czech Republic vs. Romania, 12:00pm:
Great Britain vs. Belarus, 12:00pm:
Croatia vs. Germany, 1:00pm:
North Macedonia vs. Latvia, 1:00pm:
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Switzerland, 2:00pm:
Hungary vs. Slovakia, 2:30pm:
Times Eastern Standard, game on Saturday in that timezone unless otherwise specified
Asia-Oceania:
Auckland:
Philippines vs. South Korea, 9:00pm Friday:
China vs. New Zealand, 11:30pm Friday:
Kuala Lumpur:
India vs. Australia, 4:00am:
Taiwan vs. Japan, 7:00am:
Africa:
Mali vs. Senegal 8:30am:
Mozambique vs. Nigeria, 11:00am:
Americas:
Edmonton:
Cuba vs. Dominican Republic, 4:30pm:
Puerto Rico vs. Canada 7:00pm:
Bahia Blanca:
Colombia vs. Brazil, 4:30pm:
United States vs. Argentina, 7:00pm:
All games on Thursday, times listed are Eastern Standard:
Russia vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina, 10:00am:
Romania vs. Denmark, 11:00am:
Serbia vs. Turkey, 11:00am:
Lithuania vs. Albania, 11:30am:
Israel vs. Sweden, 12:00pm:
Poland vs. Great Britain, 12:15pm:
Latvia vs. Croatia, 12:45pm:
Germany vs. North Macedonia, 1:00pm:
Netherlands vs. Hungary, 1:30pm:
Switzerland vs. Estonia, 2:00pm:
Slovenia vs. Greece, 2:10pm:
Italy vs. Czech Republic, 2:30pm:
Belgium vs. Ukraine, 2:30pm:
Iceland vs. Bulgaria, 3:00pm:
Portugal vs. Finland, 4:00pm:
Not all videos may be available in all locations. Times listed are Eastern Standard with days indicated if not on Thursday in that timezone.
Asia-Oceania:
Auckland:
South Korea vs. China, 11:00pm Wednesday:
New Zealand vs. Philippines, 1:30am:
Kuala Lumpur:
Australia vs. New Zealand, 4:00am:
Japan vs. India, 7:00am:
Africa:
Nigeria vs. Democratic Republic of Congo, 8:30am:
Senegal vs. Angola, 11:00am:
Americas:
Bahia Blanca:
Brazil vs. United States, 4:30pm:
Colombia vs. Argentina, 7:00pm:
Edmonton:
Dominican Republic vs. Puerto Rico, 7:00pm:
Canada vs. Cuba, 9:30pm:
by admin
December 11, 2018
On Monday during the NFL’s weekly Monday Night Football game, Adidas released their latest ad to empower women and girls in sport. It’s core message is that sports brings confidence and with confidence brings tomorrow’s leaders. All women should be given the opportunity to participate and break barriers in sport. WNBA champion Candace Parker who is one of Adidas’ most famous athletes is featured in the ad. To show their commitment, Adidas released an open letter to its employees and to communities around the country. The letter called on everyone to join the effort and together, level the playing field and co-create the future of women’s sport. Follow the brand’s initiative with the hashtag #creatorsunite. She Breaks Barriers film below.
June 27, 2017
2016 WNBA Champion Candace Parker was in attendance at the Inaugural NBA Awards last night in New York City. Parker presented alongside Vince Carter during the show. Parker has been a fixture at awards shows during her decorated career and does so with grace while looking amazing. She continues to represent the WNBA with class. Look for her again during the 2017 ESPY awards where she is nominated for Best WNBA Player. Check out the video below to see what Candace was most looking forward to about the awards show.