November 19, 2016
With only one set of games after this one, the picture became more clear in the race for qualification on Saturday.
Group A:
Slovenia ended a massively disappointing campaign for Lithuania by beating them 75-54 in Celje. They now will travel to Latvia on Wednesday to try to hang on to the top spot in the group and get automatic qualification.
Slovenia vs. Lithuania 75-54 SLO Erkic 16 Oblak 16 Lisec 11 Pirsic 10/10r Baric 8/7a Prezelj 5 Ljubenovic 3 Abramovic 2 Zdolsek 2 Trebec 2 Jakovina 0 Rupnik 0 LTU Okocyte 16 Paugaite 13/8r Grigalauskyte 7 Svaryte 6/11r Skadaite 4 Meskonyte 4 Siksniute 2/8r Juskaite 2 Knyzaite 0 Sarauskaite 0 Druskyte 0
Standings: Slovenia 3-0, Latvia 2-1, Lithuania 0-4
Group B:
Croatia took care of business in Zagreb with an 86-45 win over Estonia. France jumped on the Netherlands early in Chalon sur Saone to win 79-46, staying undefeated and clinching qualification.
Croatia vs. Estonia 86-45 CRO Premasunac 13/8r Ivezic 12 Sandric 10 Dojkic 9 Zellous 8 Tikvic 7/7r Lelas 7 Dzankic 7 Borovic 5 Begic 4/6r Packovski 2 Buzov 2 EST Puu 18/6r Mesila-Kaarmann 6 Piibur 5 Rits 5 Bratka 3/8r Lilleallik 3 Perv 3 Kasemagi 2 Sokman 0 Laurimaa 0 Tael 0 Adelbert 0
France vs. Netherlands 79-46 FRA Miyem 14 Dumerc 11/6s Johannes 9 Ciak 8/9r Epoupa 7 Tchatchouang 7 Ayayi 6/8r Amant 6 Filip 4/10r Chevaugeon 3 Michel 2 Kamba 2 NED Ndiba 9 Van Den Adel 8 L. Bettonvil 7 J. Bettonvil 5 Cornelius 5 Ligthart 4 De Jonge 3 Klein 2 Kuijt 2 Broring 1 Zappeij DNP Van Kleef DNP
Standings: France 5-0, Croatia 3-2, Netherlands 2-3, Estonia 0-5 [Read more…]