Finals:

May 2, 2019

On Thursday, Sopron was looking to quickly end the series and lock up another title and they took a big lead early to roll to a 67-53 win over DVTK and pick up the sweep.

Sopron vs. DVTK 67-53 SOP Crvendakic 17/8r Casas 12 Turner 11/6a Zahui B 9/9r Dupree 8/8r DVTK Mokango 19/7r Putnina 7/9r Walker-Kimbrough 5/7r Szabo 0

Sopron wins series 3-0

3rd Place:

May 3, 2019

The sweep in the other series meant that this one would close out the season on Friday.  ZTE used excellent balance to cancel out Gyor’s post duo of Artemis Spanou and Reshanda Gray to win 80-60.

ZTE vs. Gyor 80-60 ZTE Maltsi 17 Koizar 16/8r/8a Pusztai 15 Ndiba 10/6r Parker 10/6r Horti 10/6r GYO Spanou 22 Gray 21/6r Raksanyi 11 Krnjic 0

ZTE wins series 2-1

Final:

April 29, 2019

The second game of the series was played in Miskolc on Monday.  Sopron beat DVTK again, this time 62-45 to put themselves in a position to sweep with a win at home on Thursday.

DVTK vs. Sopron 45-62 DVTK Skoric 12 Mokango 11/15r Walker-Kimbrough 11 Putnina 2/7r Szabo 2 SOP Dupree 19/6r Casas 18/6r Zahui B 11/7r Turner 8

Sopron leads series 2-0

3rd Place:

April 30, 2019

After getting beaten on their home floor, ZTE made sure that they still had the chance to end the season on a winning note, going to Gyor and leaving with a 69-49 win to set up a last game on Friday.

Gyor vs. ZTE 49-69 GYO Gray 19/14r Spanou 13 Krnjic 6 ZTE Pusztai 18 Maltsi 15 Parker 14/7r Ndiba 10/12r Koizar 8/6a

Series tied 1-1

5th Place:

April 30, 2019

Szekszard finished the series on Tuesday, using a fast start to beat Cegled 82-61.

Cegled vs. Szekszard 61-82 CEG Gorjanacz 13 Baugh 12/6r Hamilton-Carter 10/9r Swanier 1 SZE Gereben 17/11r McCall 16/10r Kiss 11/7r Dojkic 10 Bishop 4

Szekszard wins series 2-0

7th Place:

April 28, 2019

NKE tried to extend the series on Sunday, but PEAC surged in the second half to complete a comeback for a 73-69 win.

NKE vs. PEAC 69-73 NKE Lang 14/7r Barnai 14 Austria 0 PEAC Imovbioh 19/16r Brewer 18/6r Vanloo 11/8a Simon 10/7r

PEAC wins series 2-0

Finals:

April 26, 2019

The championship series started on Friday and Sopron beat Maja Skoric and DVTK 74-60.

Sopron vs. DVTK 74-60 SOP Casas 18 Turner 16 Dupree 15/6r Zahui B 13/11r DVTK Skoric 22/10r Mokango 18/7r Walker-Kimbrough 10 Szabo 6 Putnina 4

3rd Place:

April 27, 2019

Gyor struck first in this series, winning 74-68 on the road at ZTE.

ZTE vs. Gyor 68-74 ZTE Maltsi 15 Horti 13/6r Ndiba 11 Parker 11 Koizar 7/8r GYO Spanou 16/6r Gray 15/9r Raksanyi 14 Krnjic 10/7r Czank 10

5th Place:

April 27, 2019

Szekszard expected to be in the finals, but they started off their quest to end the season on a winning note by breezing past Cegled 95-49 behind Reka Balint.

Szekszard vs. Cegled 95-49 SZE Balint 23 McCall 16/11r Dojkic 16 Kiss 10/10r Bishop 3 CEG Borondy 12 Swanier 10 Hamilton-Carter 6 Baugh 2/6r

7th Place:

April 23, 2019

The first game of this series was played on Tuesday, with the latest standout performance from Sarah Imovbioh lifting PEAC past Reka Lelik and NKE 84-66.

PEAC vs. NKE 84-66 PEAC Imovbioh 35/13r Brewer 15/12r Simon 13 Vanloo 11/9a NKE Lelik 20 Radocz 10 Lang 8 Austria 2

Semifinals:

Only one series needed a deciding game and it was played on Tuesday in Miskolc.  Chanel Mokango helped DVTK beat pesky Gyor 75-61, creating an interesting pairing for the finals instead of a classic matchup.

April 23, 2019

DVTK vs. Gyor 75-61 DVTK Mokango 23/7r Medgyessy 16/13a Walker-Kimbrough 11 Zele 10 Putnina 8/6r Szabo 2 GYO Gray 16/12r Krnjic 11/7r Spanou 10

DVTK wins series 2-1

Playout:

The Ujbuda rivals met on Wednesday to decide which team would take the top spot in the group and it was BEAC beating Vasas 75-69.  The last game was played on Friday and Pecsi crushed MTK

April 24, 2019

BEAC vs. Vasas 75-69 BEAC Kostowicz 19/10r Lakloth 16 Papp 12 Szabo 11 Beckley 4/6r VAS Varga 18/7r Borondy 12 Heljic 11/7r Vukov 5

April 26, 2019

Pecsi vs. MTK 71-54 PEC Markovic 17/13r Csutoras 11 MTK Weber 13/6r F. Szabo 12/6r Pusztai 10 Hegedus 6/8r

Standings:

1. BEAC 11-17
2. Vasas 10-18
3. Pecsi 5-23
4. MTK 3-25

Semifinals:

One series continued on Saturday and Gyor had a solid early start wiped out before recovering dramatically late to force overtime, prevailing 87-82 behind Reshanda Gray to even the score with DVTK.  The other series concluded on Sunday when Aleksandra Crvendakic and Sopron finished off ZTE with a 90-62 win.

April 20, 2019

Gyor vs. DVTK 87-82(OT) GYO Gray 34/11r Raksanyi 18/6r Spanou 11/7r Torok 10 Krnjic 4 DVTK Medgyessy 19/6r/8a Walker-Kimbrough 17 Mokango 16/6r Szabo 12 Putnina 0

Series tied 1-1

April 21, 2019

ZTE vs. Sopron 60-92 ZTE Pusztai 15 Maltsi 13 Horti 13 Ndiba 12 Koizar 2/6a SOP Crvendakic 29/6r Dupree 18 Turner 8/6r/10a Zahui B 8/6r

Sopron wins series 2-0

5th Place:

Both series continued on Friday.  PEAC got another great game from Sarah Imovbioh, but it was not enough to extend the series as Cegled won 72-70.  Nevena Jovanovic led NKE, but they were still swept by Szekszard after a 72-63 loss.

April 19, 2019

Cegled vs. PEAC 72-70 CEG Popovic 18 Swanier 17/10a Baugh 14/10r Hamilton-Carter 7 PEAC Imovbioh 20 Simon 13 Vanloo 12/8a Brewer 6/11r

Cegled wins series 2-0

NKE vs. Szekszard 63-72 NKE Jovanovic 20/7r Lelik 12 Lang 5/6r Austria 5 SZE Gereben 16/8r Dojkic 14 McCall 13/11r Bishop 4/7a

Szekszard wins series 2-0

Playout:

Group play approached its end with more games on Saturday.  Vasas eased past Pecsi 79-53.  It was much closer for BEAC, but Jacinta Beckley helped them fend off MTK 67-63 to stay at the top of the standings ahead of them hosting their Ujbuda rivals on Wednesday.

April 20, 2019

Vasas vs. Pecsi 79-53 VAS Dombai 16 Varga 13/6r Heljic 10/12r Karakasevic 10/10r Toth 10/6a Vukov 1 PEC Cukic 12/6r/6a Markovic 10/9r

MTK vs. BEAC 63-67 MTK Szabo 16 Hegedus 12/7r Sule 12/6a BEAC Beckley 22 Kostowicz 14/14r Dul 11

Standings:

1. BEAC 10-17
2. Vasas 10-17
3. Pecsi 4-23
4. MTK 3-24

Semifinals:

The first semifinal series started on Wednesday in Miskolc and Chanel Mokango led DVTK past Gyor 64-52.  The last series started on Thursday as Sopron was given enough time to recover from their busy weekend and they returned to domestic league play with a 72-37 win over ZTE.

April 17, 2019

DVTK vs. Gyor 64-52 DVTK Mokango 22/13r Walker-Kimbrough 18 Putnina 2 Szabo 0 GYO Gray 15/13r Spanou 9 Krnjic 5/9r

April 18, 2019

Sopron vs. ZTE 72-37 SOP Dupree 18/8r Hatar 13/9r Dubei 11 Jovanovic 10 Turner 2 ZTE Maltsi 11 Parker 4/8r Koizar 3

5th Place:

Both series in this bracket started on Tuesday.  Szekszard shook off a tough loss in the last series to beat NKE 67-61.  Jovana Popovic and Vicki Baugh helped Cegled past Sarah Imovbioh and PEAC 82-78.

April 16, 2019

Szekszard vs. NKE 67-61 SZE Bishop 15/6r Gereben 14 Studer 11 McCall 8/14r NKE Jovanovic 10/9r Lang 10 Austria 8

PEAC vs. Cegled 78-82 PEAC Imovbioh 21/7r Tetemondova 18/6r Simon 14/6a Brewer 9 CEG Popovic 22 Baugh 20/13r Swanier 14/9a Gorjanacz 11 Hamilton-Carter 10/6r

Playout:

The second half of this stage started on Wednesday as Vasas beat MTK 85-64.  BEAC stayed at the top of the standings with a 79-57 win over Pecsi.

April 17, 2019

Vasas vs. MTK 85-64 VAS Toth 17 Heljic 13 Borondy 10 Vukov 3 MTK F. Szabo 15 Sule 10/6r Hegedus 10/6r Czirjak 10

BEAC vs. Pecsi 79-57 BEAC Szabo 17 Kostowicz 12/7r/9a Beckley 11/7r Dul 10 PEC Jahni 13/7r Santa 13 Markovic 10

Standings:

1. BEAC 9-17
2. Vasas 9-17
3. Pecsi 4-22
4. MTK 3-23

April 13, 2019

The double round-robin hit the halfway point on Saturday with the rest of the playoffs taking a break until midweek.  In the battle of Ujbuda rivals, BEAC has seized the momentum after Steph Kostowicz fired them past Vasas 86-78.  MTK kept their chances of avoiding last place alive with a 66-63 win over Pecsi.

Vasas vs. BEAC 78-86 VAS Heljic 16 Bach 15 Dombai 11/6a Vukov 8 BEAC Kostowocz 39/10r Szabo 15/6r Lakloth 11 Beckley 10

MTK vs. Pecsi 66-63 MTK Czirjak 16 Sule 14/9r/9a Hegedus 12 PEC Markovic 16/7r Cukic 15 Jahni 11

Standings:

1. BEAC 8-17
2. Vasas 8-17
3. Pecsi 4-21
4. MTK 3-22

April 10, 2019

Quarterfinals:

Only one series needed a deciding game and it was played on Wednesday.  Gyor looked for the upset again and had an excellent start, fending off Szekszard’s last charge to win 65-60 behind Reshanda Gray.  After a season with turmoil, the visitors took a step towards restoring their status as contenders, ensuring that there will not be another repeat matchup in the finals.

Szekszard vs. Gyor 60-65 SZE Bishop 17 McCall 13/10r Dojkic 13/9r Eldebrink 4 GYO Gray 24/6r Spanou 14 Krnjic 4

Gyor wins series 2-1

Playout:

Games continued on Wednesday with Vasas staying in the lead after an 88-50 win over Pecsi.  BEAC is still right behind them after beating MTK 72-52.

Pecsi vs. Vasas 50-88 PEC Jahni 17 Santa 13 VAS Heljic 18/13r/6a Bach 14 Varga 11 Dombai 10 Vukov 2

BEAC vs. MTK 72-52 BEAC Szabo 17 Kostowicz 14/11r Lakloth 10/6r/6a Beckley 9/6r MTK Sule 15 Hegedus 7/8r

Standings:

1. Vasas 8-16
2. BEAC 7-17
3. Pecsi 4-20
4. MTK 2-22

Quarterfinals:

Series continued over the weekend with teams looking to complete sweeps.  Chanel Mokango and DVTK did so with a 69-49 win over NKE.  Sopron can now focus on continental competition after a 75-31 win over Cegled.  On Sunday, Gyor held off Szekszard 60-57 to even their series.  Evanthia Maltsi turned the clock back one more time to help ZTE complete the sweep with a 77-58 win over PEAC as Sarah Imovbioh did not get enough help.

April 6, 2019

NKE vs. DVTK 49-69 NKE Radocz 12 Austria 6 Lang 2 DVTK Mokango 20/16r Putnina 12/6r Walker-Kimbrough 11 Szabo 6

DVTK wins series 2-0

Cegled vs. Sopron 31-75 CEG Swanier 9 Hamilton-Carter 6/7r SOP Hatar 13/9r Jovanovic 11/13r Casas 10 Dupree 7 Turner 6

Sopron wins series 2-0

April 7, 2019

Gyor vs. Szekszard 60-57 GYO Spanou 19/8r Raksanyi 17 Gray 9/8r Krnjic 8/7r SZE Eldebrink 18 Dojkic 13 Bishop 9 McCall 6/7r

Series tied 1-1

ZTE vs. PEAC 77-58 ZTE Maltsi 22 Koizar 17 Horti 15 Pusztai 10 Parker 2 PEAC Imovbioh 23/10r Brewer 2

ZTE wins series 2-0

Playout:

The teams that finished at the bottom of the standings started their double round-robin on Saturday.  Vasas beat MTK 79-69 and BEAC beat Pecsi 77-60.

April 6, 2019

MTK vs. Vasas 69-79 MTK Sule 18 Szabo 14/10r Hegedus 14/6r VAS Heljic 18 Toth 17 Karakasevic 11/12r Bach 10 Vukov 0

Pecsi vs. BEAC 60-77 PEC Csutoras 15 Markovic 13 BEAC Beckley 17/7r Szabo 14/6r Kostowicz 12/6r Kovacs 12

April 3, 2019

All four series started on Wednesday.  Sopron was eager to take care of business early, getting big games from Aleksandra Crvendakic and Debora Dubei in a 90-34 win over Cegled.  Abby Bishop and Szekszard used a fast start to beat Gyor 70-48.  The only lower seed to win was ZTE as they beat Sarah Imovbioh and PEAC 77-72.  In Miskolc, DVTK beat NKE 81-70.  The teams will switch venues for the next games over the weekend.

Sopron vs. Cegled 90-34 SOP Crvendakic 23/9r/6a Dubei 20 Zahui B 13/7r Dupree 12/7r Turner 11 CEG Hamilton-Carter 7/6r Swanier 5

Szekszard vs. Gyor 70-48 SZE Bishop 21/7r Dojkic 14 A. Studer 12 Gereben 11 McCall 3/7r GYO Mandic 10 Spanou 9/6r Gray 6/14r

PEAC vs. ZTE 72-77 PEAC Imovbioh 23/8r Simon 17/6a Brewer 11 ZTE Horti 17/7r Parker 15/7r Ndiba 14/7r Koizar 9/6r/6a Maltsi 9

DVTK vs. NKE 81-70 DVTK Medgyessy 17/10a Skoric 15/7r/6a Walker-Kimbrough 15 Mokango 13/8r Putnina 4 Szabo 2 NKE Lelik 17 Barnai 15/11r Horvath 13 Jovanovic 11/6r Lang 6 Austria 0