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Africa Champions Cup Final Day November 25th

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November 25, 2018

A long tournament of games finished on Sunday, starting with the 7th place game, which saw Kenya Ports Authority beat MB2ALL 52-49.  Next, Force Armee et Police beat I.N.S.S. 60-45 for 5th place.  Jasmine Nwajei and First Bank grabbed 3rd place with a 93-69 win over Vita.  The day ended with a big finals matchup as Inter was the favorite after the group stage game, but Ferroviario had the home fans and the signing of Carmen Tyson-Thomas for this tournament paid off as they regained the lead after halftime and held on to a 59-56 win.

Final:

Inter vs. Ferroviario 56-59 GDI Lucas 17/7r Manuel 10/10r Thompson 2 CFM Tyson-Thomas 20 Mafanela 14/8r Robertson-Warren 6/12r

3rd Place:

Vita vs. First Bank 69-93 VCLUB Kabobo 17 Ngobeleza Motokio 16 Mawano Nguz 13/6r Ndiba 12/12r FIB Nwajei 23 Akashili 15 Okoye 11/10r Akaraiwe 11 Green 10 Mohammed 7/6r Ogoke 5

5th Place:

I.N.S.S. vs. Force Armee et Police 45-60 INS Lubata Londa 13 Tshiyoyo 8/6r FAP Mbong Nkoumou 16/10r Green 15/6r Lonteu Tsafack 11/6r Gano 9 Boyd 2

7th Place:

MB2ALL vs. Kenya Ports Authority 49-52 MB2 Andriamihajanirina 17/6r Romina 10/10r KPA Oluoch 14 Njoki Nkatha 11 Juma 3

Africa Champions Cup Semifinals November 24th

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November 24, 2018

Semifinals:

The semifinals started with Inter beating Vita 76-56.  First Bank tried to prove that they had assembled a championship level team with Jasmine Nwajei leading the way, but hosts Ferroviario leaned on their greater experience in this format, winning 72-59.

Inter vs. Vita 76-56 GDI Vicente 16 Daniel 12 Eduardo 10 Thompson 9/9r Lucas 3 VCLUB Ndiba 16/12r Ngobeleza Matokio 12 Kabobo 12

First Bank vs. Ferroviario 59-72 FIB Nwajei 24 Ogoke 7 Mohammed 6/6r Okoye 6 Green 2 CFM Mucauro 16 Tyson-Thomas 16 Macamo 13/6a/6s Cossa 13 Robertson-Warren 0

5th Place:

The consolation bracket started Saturday’s action and I.N.S.S. beat MB2ALL 75-65.  Alex Green led Force Armee et Police past Kenya Ports Authority 69-55.

MB2ALL vs. I.N.S.S. 65-75 MB2 Andriamihajanirina 15/7s Rasoafinaritra 14/6r Hajanirina 10 INS Kifuabala 19/6r Tshiyoyo 16 Lubata Londa 13 Mukoso Nyoka 13/6s

Force Armee et Police vs. Kenya Ports Authority 69-55 FAP Green 24 Mbong Nkoumou 11/8r Boyd 5/8r Gano 2 KPA Nansikombi 13 Juma 8 Oluoch 4

Africa Champions Cup Quarterfinals November 23rd

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November 23, 2018

Quarterfinals:

The quarterfinals started the knockout stages on Friday.  Rosemira Daniel and Inter beat MB2ALL 84-46.  The next game was between the teams from the Democratic Republic of Congo and it was Alliance Ndiba leading Vita past I.N.S.S. 78-43.  First Bank had an easy path through the group stages, but quickly learned that it meant their path in the knockout stage would be extremely difficult as Aisha Mohammed helped them fend off Force Armee et Police 69-66.  Hosts Ferroviario closed the day with a 73-40 win over Kenya Ports Authority.

MB2ALL vs. Inter 46-84 MB2 Andriamihajanirina 9/7r Rasoaifinaritra 8 GDI Daniel 22 Thompson 12/8r Lucas 7 McGuire 2

Vita vs. I.N.S.S. 78-43 VCLUB Ndiba 21/17r Kabobo 19/11r Mawano Nguz 17 Ngobeleza Matokio 10 INS Mukoso Nyoka 15/6r Ngusu Mafuta 11/11r

Force Armee et Police vs. First Bank 66-69 FAP Meyini Ayangma 16 Lonteu Tsafack 13/8r Boyd 10 Ebongo Fabo 10 A. Green 10 Gano 0 FIB Mohammed 23/7r Akaraiwe 15/8r Mfutila 13/8r Nwajei 6/9a Ogoke 2 Okoye 2 M. Green 0

Kenya Ports Authority vs. Ferroviario 40-73 KPA Nansikombi 8/7r Oluoch 8 Juma 0 CFM Cossa 15 Robertson-Warren 10/8r Tyson-Thomas 6

9th Place Game:

The two last place teams from the group stage had a chance to end their tournament with a win in this game as Lakers were left as the only winless team after falling to Equity Bank 65-54.

Equity Bank vs. Lakers 65-54 EQU Okumu 14 Mjomba 14 Indasi 12 LAK Marondera 13/8r Majonga 10 Sathula 0

Africa Champions Cup Day 5 November 21st

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November 21, 2018

The last day of the group stage was played on Wednesday as teams will now have day off before all teams play on Friday with quarterfinals and the game between the last place team in each group.

Group A:

Inter continued their perfect record with a 74-49 win over Equity Bank.  The next game had a shock result as Vita picked up their first win in emphatic fashion 70-42 over Force Armee et Police, which managed to avoid having the tiebreakers flipped out of their favor, leaving them with the last spot in the quarterfinals.

Inter vs. Equity Bank 74-49 GDI Thompson 14/6r Golome 14 McGuire 7/6r Lucas 0 EQU Kananu 13/6r B. Okoth 8

Force Armee et Police vs. Vita 42-70 FAP Mbong Nkoumou 11 Green 10 Boyd 5/8r Gano 0 VCLUB Ndiba 17/9r Ngobeleza Matokio 17 Mawano Nguz 16/8r Kabobo 10/11r/6a

Standings: Inter 4-0, Ferroviario 3-1, Vita 1-3, Force Armee et Police 1-3, Equity Bank 1-3

Group B:

The day started in this group with the battle for the last quarterfinal spot, which was taken by MB2ALL 58-48 over Lakers.  The day ended with the battle for the top spot in the group as First Bank eased to an 83-45 win over I.N.S.S. as they now figure to have a tough path to the title ahead of them.

MB2ALL vs. Lakers 58-48 Stats not available yet

First Bank vs. I.N.S.S. 83-45 FIB Mfutila 15/15r Green 13 Ogoke 12 Akashili 11 Nwajei 9 Okoye 7 Mohammed 4/14r INS Lubata Londa 9 Longomo Kokolo 6/8r

Standings: First Bank 4-0, I.N.S.S. 3-1, Kenya Ports Authority 2-2, MB2ALL 1-3, Lakers 0-4

Africa Champions Cup Day 4 November 20th

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November 20, 2018

Group A:

The games in this group closed the day.  Belinda Okoth led Equity Bank past Ortice Kabobo and Vita.  The big game for the top spot in the group lived up to the hype as Italee Lucas carried Inter past hosts Ferroviario 77-70.

Equity Bank vs. Vita 84-75 EQU B. Okoth 23/9r Okumu 19 Kananu 15/10r Indasi 15 VCLUB Kabobo 20 Muadi 14 Ndiba 12

Inter vs. Ferroviario 77-70 GDI Lucas 33 McGuire 2 Thompson 0 CFM Mafanela 15/9r Mucauro 14/7r Cossa 14/6a Robertson-Warren 10/6r Tyson-Thomas 2

Group B:

The day started with I.N.S.S. beating Dorcas Marondera and Lakers 80-56.  Kenya Ports Authority then beat MB2ALL 73-65.

Lakers vs. I.N.S.S. 56-80 LAK Marondera 20/7r Banyaditse 11 Chigumba 10 Sathula 0 INS Mukoso Nyoka 14 Lubata Londa 13 Tshiyoyo 11

MB2ALL vs. Kenya Ports Authority 65-73 MB2 Raharimalala 12/6r Romina 10 KPA Nansikombi 18 Oluoch 14/11r Irankunda 14 Nyongesa 11/7r Juma 6

Africa Champions Cup Day 3 November 19th

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November 19, 2018

Group A:

Alex Green and Force Armee et Police beat Equity Bank 77-44 to pick up their first win after a tough opening schedule.  The day then ended with hosts Ferroviario beating Vita 75-43.

Equity Bank vs. Force Armee et Police 44-77 EQU B. Okoth 8/9r Kananu 8 FAP Green 22/7a Mbong Nkoumou 18 A. Edimo 12 Boyd 5 Gano 2

Vita vs. Ferroviario 43-78 VCLUB Kabobo 11/6r Muadi 9/8r CFM Lhavanguane 13 Tyson-Thomas 9 Robertson-Warren 7/8r

Group B:

The day started in this group as Jasmine Nwajei led full strength First Bank past Lakers 86-56.  I.N.S.S. beat Jamila Nanasikombi and Kenya Ports Authority 71-61.

Lakers vs. First Bank 56-86 LAK Majonga 14 Chigumba 13 Marondera 10/8r Sathula 5 FIB Nwajei 20 Mohammed 14/7r Green 13 Akashili 11 Ogoke 7 Okoye 1/8r

I.N.S.S. vs. Kenya Ports Authority 71-61 INS Lubata Londa 19/7r Mukosa Nyoka 16 Tshiyoyo 14 Kifuabala 10/9r KPA Nansikombi 25 Atieno 15 Oluoch 9/8r Juma 2

Africa Champions Cup Day 2 November 18th

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November 18, 2018

Group A:

Vita of the Democratic Republic of Congo was the last team to make their debut as they fell to Rosemira Daniel and Inter 89-39.  Hosts Ferroviario closed the day with a 71-49 win over Force Armee et Police.

Vita vs. Inter 39-89 VLUB Ngobeleza Matokio 9 Muadi 8/6r GDI Daniel 21 McGuire 17 Thompson 8/12r Lucas 7

Ferroviario vs. Force Armee et Police 71-49 CFM Cossa 15 Mafanela 14/12r Jaime 12 Robertson-Warren 6 FAP Mbong Nkoumou 17 Green 12/6r Gano 5 Boyd 3

Group B:

Sunday started with I.N.S.S. of the Democratic Republic of Congo starting their tournament with a 71-51, win over MB2ALL.  Jamila Nansikombi had a good game for Kenya Ports Authority, but Ginette Mfutila Makiese and First Bank had too much depth in a 95-71 win.

I.N.S.S. vs. MB2ALL 71-51 INS Kifuabala 17/11r Ngusu 8/13r MB2 Andriamihajanirina 13/6r Romina 7

Kenya Ports Authority vs. First Bank 71-95 KPA Nansikombi 27 Nyongesa 11/7r Oluoch 8/8r Juma 6 FIB Mfutila 21/13r Akashili 17 Green 14 Akaraiwe 12/8r Nwajei 10 Ogoke 8/6r Okoye 0

EuroBasket Qualifiers Round 5 November 17th

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November 17, 2018

Group A:

This is probably the most wide open group and only Iceland is out of the picture as Helena Sverrisdottir led the way in Reykjavik, but Slovakia left with an 82-52 win.  Glory Johnson had a big game from the naturalized player position for Montenegro, but Bosnia and Herzegovina took care of business in Sarajevo to win 83-68.

Iceland vs. Slovakia 52-82 ISL H. Sverrisdottir 20 Kjartansdottir 8 B. Gunnarsdottir 5 Hinriksdottir 4 G. Gunnarsdottir 3 T. Jonsdottir 3 Amundadottir 3 Kristinardottir 3 Benonysdottir 2 U. Jonsdottir 1 H. Jonsdottir 0 G. Sverrisdottir 0 SVK Oroszova 17/13r Balintova 15 Palenikova 14 Hruscakova 10/11r Deptova 10 Mistinova 4 Slamova 4 Jakubcova 4 Stasova 2 Mikulasikova 2 Felixova 0

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Montenegro 83-68 BIH Gajic 17/27r Zubac 14 Vrancic 14 Delic 8 Kapor 7 Dzebo 6 Brcaninovic 6 Deura 5 Rahmanovic 4 Babic 2 Dzombeta 0 Markovic DNP MNE Johnson 25/16r Aleksic 11 Jovanovic 10 Matovic 8 Vucetic 6 Jaksic 5 Popovic 2 Mujovic 1 Lekovic 0 Markovic 0 Zivkovic DNP Kovacevic DNP

Standings: Slovakia 4-1, Montenegro 3-2, Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-2, Iceland 0-5

Group B:

The day of games started in this group as Viktoriya Hasper and Belarus beat Estonia 113-63 in Tallinn to improve their chances to qualify with Anastasia Verameyenka contributing a triple-double.  Turkey did officially qualify by beating Poland 68-49 in Bydgoszcz.

Estonia vs. Belarus 63-113 EST Koster 17/10r Pokk 16 Rits 10 Rausberg 9 Pulk 5 Teder 4 Svilberg 2 Piibur 0 Asi 0 Lilleallik 0 Korjus 0 Oinits 0 BLR Hasper 25/10r Verameyenka 19/10r/11a Bentley 18/7a Papova 17/7r Snytsina 16 Rytsikava 12 Tarasava 6 Likhtarovich 0 Ziuzkova 0 Brych 0 Masko 0 Holubeva DNP

Poland vs. Turkey 49-68 POL Stankiewicz 11 Trzeciak 10 Gajda 9 Pobozy 8/8r Kaczmarczyk 6 Szajtauer 2 Szybala 2 Puss 1 Dobrowolska 0 Schmidt 0 Marciniak 0 Naczk DNP TUR Alben 19/8r Hollingsworth 10/6r Cakir 9 Senyurek 7 Canitez 5/6r Yalcin 5 Caglar 4 Koksal 3 Uzun 3 Gulcan 3 Ural 0 Guner 0

Standings: Turkey 5-0, Belarus 4-1, Poland 1-4, Estonia 0-5

Group C:

Hungary stayed in contention by using the trio of Bernadett Hatar, Zsofia Fegyverneky, and Krisztina Raksanyi to beat Albania 139-27 in Tirana.  Lithuania had also been eliminated, but Kamile Nacickaite and company did not want to just hand the spot to their rivals as Maria Vadeeva and Russia fought back late to win 79-77 in Kedainiai and qualify.

Albania vs. Hungary 27-139 ALB G. Bujari 9 Lalaj 8/10r Aliaj 6 Xhanaj 4 E. Bujari 0 Toska 0 Verri 0 Sinani 0 Palko 0 Hasanaj 0 Gjoni 0 Zykaj 0 HUN Hatar 21/10r Fegyverneky 21/7a Raksanyi 20 Goree 17/6r Nagy 12 Varga 11 Dubei 10 Barnai 8 Gereben 6/6r Lelik 6 Ori 5 Studer 2/7a

Lithuania vs. Russia 77-79 LTU Nacickaite 20 Petronyte 14 Baltkojiene 14/8a Kvederaviciute 9 Siksniute 6 Juskaite 5 Meskonyte 3 Svaryte 2/6r Knyzaite 2 Jurciute 2 Grigalauskyte DNP Sarauskaite DNP RUS Vadeeva 23/9r Belyakova 14 Maiga 10/6r Beglova 6/8a Musina 6 Shilova 6 Leshkovtseva 5 Tikhonenko 4 Petrushina 3 Anoikina 2 Fedorenkova 0 Vieru DNP

Standings: Russia 5-0, Hungary 4-1, Lithuania 1-4, Albania 0-5

Group D:

Sofia Silva and Portugal picked up their first win 75-72 in Matosinhos, stunning Shay Doron and Israel as they hoped to keep themselves in the running.  Johannah Leedham and Great Britain looked to be rolling in Manchester, but her club teammate Styliani Kaltsidou and Greece fought back in the second half to only lose 79-7, preventing the hosts from officially qualifying.

Portugal vs. Israel 75-72 POR Silva 20/13r Costa 18 Correia 16 Domingues 9 Viana 4 Soeiro 4 Da Silva 2 Filipe 2 Ferreira 0 Goncalves DNP Rodrigues DNP Cruz DNP ISR Doron 23 Clark 14/9r Diamant 13/6r Shafir 8/6a Rotberg 7 Levitsky 5 Banet 2 Zairy 0 Shalom 0 Karsh 0 Ben Nun 0 Lev 0

Great Britain vs. Greece 79-77 GBR Leedham 21 Jones 16 Handy 14/6r Samuelson 14 Vanderwal 6 Fagbenle 4/10r Simpson 3 Stewart 1 Pressley 0 Collins 0 Fong Lyew Quee DNP Shaw DNP GRE Kaltsidou 21 Maltsi 19 Spydridopoulou 15 Pavlopoulou 6 Spanou 4 Sotiriou 4 Gemelos 4 Christinaki 4 Lymoura 0 Kosma 0 Stamati 0 Nikolopoulou 0

Standings: Great Britain 4-1, Greece 3-2, Israel 2-3, Portugal 1-4

Group E:

Slovenia is the surprise first team to qualify from this group beating Finland 88-66 in Helsinki.  France is still in the hunt and officially eliminated Romania in Cluj Napoca 90-61.

Finland vs. Slovenia 66-88 FIN Bejedi 19 Aijanen 14/6r Kuier 9/8r Holopainen 8 Wahlgren 5 L. Lehtoranta 3 Pirttinen 3 Tulonen 3 Tuukkanen 2/12r/6a R. Lehtoranta 2 Pounds 0 Kahelin 0 SLO Evans 19 Friskovec 17 Lisec 13/9r Baric 9/6a Jakovina 8 Prezelj 8 Oblak 7/8a Ocvirk 3 Debeljak 2 Rupnik 2 Kroselj 0 Senicar DNP

Romania vs. France 61-90 ROU Marginean 18 Ghizila 11 Walker 10/6r Stoenescu 8 Pavel 6/6r A. Parau 6 Podar 2 Armanu 0 Irimia 0 Stoiedin 0 Neagu 0 I. Parau 0 FRA Ciak 15/7r Miyem 11 Michel 11 Johannes 10 Ayayi 9/6r Hartley 9 Gruda 8/8r Chartereau 6 Epoupa 5 Badiane 4 Tchatchouang 2 Bernies 0

Standings: Slovenia 5-0, France 4-1, Romania 1-4, Finland 0-5

Group F:

Alina Iagupova was brilliant again as Ukraine beat eliminated Bulgaria 86-60 in Sofia to stay alive.  Spain qualified with a 65-48 win over the Netherlands in Amsterdam.

Bulgaria vs. Ukraine 60-86 BUL Ivanova 15/8a Georgieva 12/11r Kocheva 12 Dimitrova 9 Konstantinova 6 Stoycheva 5 G. Kostova 1 Sharenkapova 0 A. K. Petrova 0 I. Kostova 0 Dineva 0 A. N. Petrova DNP UKR Iagupova 32/6a Udodenko 14 Naumenko 11/6r Moss 11 Bilotserkivska 7 Uro-Nile 4/6r Radulovic 3 Olkhovyk 2 Rymarenko 2 Horobets 0 Samburska 0 Yatskovets DNP

Netherlands vs. Spain 48-65 NED Van Den Adel 10 Ndiba 9/9r Butter 8 J. Bettonvil 6 L. Bettonvil 5 Broring 5 De Jonge 3 Kuijt 1 Fokke 1 Westerik 0 Jongeling 0 Guijt 0 ESP Ouvina 12 Nicholls 9 Xargay 9 Dominguez 9 Ndour 8/13r Casas 6 Conde 5 Lo 5 Ginzo 1 Rodriguez 1 Arrojo 0 Romero 0

Standings: Spain 5-0, Ukraine 4-1, Netherland 1-4, Bulgaria 0-5

Group G:

Karolina Elhotova helped Czech Republic officially qualify with an 88-53 win over eliminated Switzerland in Fribourg.  Germany led early in Marburg, but Emma Meesseman and Belgium took care of business with a 77-58 win ahead of Wednesday’s big game.

Switzerland vs. Czech Republic 53-88 SUI Simioni 13 Giroud 12/7r Ghali 8 Franchina 6 Herminjard 6 Chardon 4 Luap 4 Fora 0 Clement 0 Kohler 0 Martinez 0 Gotschmann 0 CZE Kar. Elhotova 20 Hanusova 16/6r Kat. Elhotova 15 Vaughn 7 Reisingerova 6 Stepanova 6 Krakovicova 5/6r Hejdova 4/9r Bartakova 4/10a Berankova 3 Zaplatova 2 Pudlakova 0

Germany vs. Belgium 58-77 GER Greinacher 12 Stach 11/7r/6a Fiebich 9 Greunke 5 Degbeon 5 Brunckhorst 5 Schaake 4 Wilke 3 Gulich 2 Bertholdt 2 Brodersen 0 Wagner 0 BEL Meesseman 28 K. Mestdagh 17/9r H. Mestdagh 11 Linskens 7/9r Delaere 6 Carpreaux 4 Raman 4 Resimont 0 Nauwelaers 0 Vanloo 0 Nahwezhi DNP Geldof DNP

Standings: Czech Republic 5-0, Belgium 4-1, Germany 1-4, Switzerland 0-5

Group H:

Italy won 64-52 in Slavonski Brod to help eliminate Croatia.  Frida Eldebrink and Louice Halvarsson helped Sweden dismantle eliminated Macedonia 118-48 in Skopje despite the best efforts of Aleksandra Stojanovska to set up the big showdown on Wednesday.

Croatia vs. Italy 52-64 CRO Tivkic 11 Premasunac 9 Rezan 8/8r Sandric 8 Dojkic 6 Miletic 4 Miloglav 4 Todoric 2 Begic 0 Buzov 0 Blazevic DNP Dzankic DNP ITA Penna 17 Dotto 13 Sottana 13 Romeo 10 Zandalasini 5 Andre 4 Nicolodi 2 Ress 0 Cinili 0 Crippa 0 Gorini DNP Masciadri DNP

Macedonia vs. Sweden 48-118 MKD Stojanovska 21/10r Nikolikj 8 Lazareska 6 Kmetovska 6 Mitrasinovik 5 Kozhobashiovska 2 Pejkovska 0 Dimova 0 Petrushevska 0 Sekulovska DNP Modeva DNP Popova DNP SWE F. Eldebrink 22 Halvarsson 20/10r Fontaine 17 Lundquist 13/7a Zahui B 10/10r E. Eldebrink 7/8a Barthold 6/6r Abdi 6 Nystrom 6 Nnamaka 6 Drammeh 3 Hamilton-Carter 2

Standings: Italy 4-1, Sweden 4-1, Croatia 2-3, Macedonia 0-5

Africa Champions Cup Day 1 November 17th

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November 17, 2018

This year’s tournament is taking place in Maputo, Mozambique.  The late withdrawal of powerhouse Primeiro D’Agosto left the competition with 10 teams in 2 groups.  All games will be on FIBA’s YouTube channel.

Group A:

Cameroon’s FAP strengthened the team in their return to the competition, getting a good game from Alex Green, but Felizarda Jorge led Inter, which also has a strong squad, to a 74-66 win.  Hosts Ferroviario beat Equity Bank of Kenya 68-45 to end the day.

Force Armee et Police vs. Inter 66-74 FAP Green 22/7r Mbong Nkoumou 16 Boyd 10 Gano 2 GDI Jorge 21 Manuel 15/7r Lucas 14/9r/6a Thompson 4 McGuire 2

Ferroviario vs. Equity Bank 68-45 CFM Mucauro 16/8r Jaime 12 Robertson-Warren 4 EQU Kananu 14/6r B. Okoth 7/8r

Group B:

The first game of the day was Kenya Ports Authority’s 80-58 win over Lakers from Zimbabwe.  Next, First Bank welcomed MB2ALL of Madagascar to the competition by beating them 74-40.

Kenya Ports Authority vs. Lakers 80-58 Stats not available yet

First Bank vs. MB2ALL 74-40 FIB Nwajei 17 Mfutila 13/7r Akashili 12/6r Green 12 MB2 Romina 9 Hajanirina 7/6r

SuperCup Recap October 17th

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October 17, 2018

On Wednesday, the SuperCup was held with the EuroLeague and EuroCup winners from last season playing one other in one game.  The fans in Ekaterinburg got their first look at something closer to their final roster and it was every bit as dominant as it was expected to be as they rolled to a 79-40 win.  They should be the overwhelming favorites to win EuroLeague again while also positioning themselves for a clean sweep of all available trophies.  Galatasaray will find it harder to repeat their run in EuroCup without a few additions to their roster.

Ekaterinburg vs. Galatasaray 79-40 EKA McBride 18 Torrens 13/6r Vandersloot 11/6a Griner 11 Vadeeva 9/6r Baric 6 Musina 4 Belyakova 3 Meesseman 2 GAL Macaulay 13/10r Jefferson 10/6r Abdi 3

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