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

One game from the final round was moved up to Wednesday with the rest being simultaneous tipoffs on Saturday.  Artemis Spanou and Gyor beat Pecsi 79-53.  Sopron finished an undefeated regular season with an 81-54 win over ZTE.  It took overtime for Jacinta Beckley and BEAC to beat Vasas 84-80.  Reka Lelik and Nevena Jovanovic had good games for NKE, but Sarah Imovbioh and PEAC left Csata with an 81-75 win.  Shatori Walker-Kimbrough locked up the scoring title and DVTK finished second with a 79-71 win over Jovana Popovic and Cegled.  Ivana Dojkic and Erica McCall helped Szekszard double up MTK 102-51 to finish right behind them.

March 29, 2019

Pecsi vs. Gyor 53-79 PEC Dzankic 13 Cukic 9 GYO Spanou 20 Gray 16/8r Torok 14 Raksanyi 12

March 30, 2019

Sopron vs. ZTE 81-54 SOP Turner 16 Hatar 12 Zahui B 12 Casas 11 Crvendakic 10/6r Dupree 8/8r ZTE Maltsi 19 Parker 9 Koizar 6

BEAC vs. Vasas 84-80(OT) BEAC Beckley 21/6r Kostowicz 19 Szabo 18/7r VAS Karakasevic 19/9r Heljic 13/7r Dombai 11/6a Vukov 10

NKE vs. PEAC 75-81 NKE Lelik 21 Jovanovic 20 Lang 8 Austria 0 PEAC Imovbioh 23/13r Brewer 16/8r Vanloo 11/6r/8a Tetemondova 10/6r

Cegled vs. DVTK 71-79 CEG Popovic 21 Hamilton-Carter 12/10r Gorjanacz 11 Swanier 9/9r/8a Baugh 0/9r DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 24 Skoric 16/12r Mokango 14 Zele 12 Szabo 3 Putnina 2

Szekszard vs. MTK 102-51 SZE Dojkic 23/6a McCall 20/6r Theodorean 12 Bishop 2 MTK Sule 17 Szabo 13/8r Hegedus 8/6r

Standings:

1. Sopron 22-0
2. DVTK 18-4
3. Szekszard 17-5
4. PEAC 14-8
5. ZTE 14-8
6. Gyor 12-10
7. NKE 11-1
8. Cegled 7-15
9. Vasas 6-16
10. BEAC 5-17
11. Pecsi 4-18
12. MTK 2-20

Leaders:

Scoring: 1. Walker-Kimbrough 18.7, 2. Imovbioh 17.2, 3. Dombai 17.1, 4. Popovic 15.9, 5. Maltsi 15.5, 6. Brown 15.3, 7. Gray 14.9, 8. Mokango 14.4, 9. McCall 14.0, 10. Zahui B 13.8

Rebounding: 1. Imovbioh 10.7, 2. Brewer 9.6, 3. Gray 8.7, 4. Karakasevic 8.7, 5. Mokango 8.3, t6. McCall and Podrug 7.2, 8. Lang 7.1, 9. Tetemondova 6.9, 10. Spanou 6.5

Assists: 1. Medgyessy 8.5, 2. Vanloo 6.8, 3. Swanier 5.0, 4. Czirjak 4.7, 5. Studer 4.5, 6. Podrug 4.2, 7. Turner 4.0, 8. Simon 4.0, 9. Horvath 4.0, 10. Dojkic 3.8

The round started on Friday with Sarah Imovbioh’s impressive game leading PEAC past Pecsi 78-52.  Saturday started with Queralt Casas leading Sopron past Steph Kostowicz and BEAC 84-54 in Ujbuda.  ZTE edged Vasas 60-57.  Erica McCall led Szekszard past Cegled 69-57.  Dorina Zele and DVTK beat MTK 96-61.  The round finished in Csata on Monday with NKE beating lackluster Gyor 84-62 behind Reka Lelik and Bernadett Horvath.  The last game from Round 19 was made up on Monday as the end of the regular season approaches on Saturday.  Sopron was tested by PEAC in the first half, but Candice Dupree helped them control the second half to win 75-55.

March 22, 2019

PEAC vs. Pecsi 78-52 PEAC Imovbioh 36/16r Brewer 10/21r Simon 10 PEC Santa 12 Markovic 12

March 23, 2019

BEAC vs. Sopron 54-84 BEAC Kostowicz 23/14r Lakloth 10/8r Beckley 0 SOP Casas 21 Jovanovic 14/6r Czukor 12 Dupree 11 Hatar 11 Zahui B 6

Vasas vs. ZTE 57-60 VAS Dombai 16/7r Vukov 2 ZTE Pusztai 14 Parker 10 Maltsi 6 Koizar 5

Cegled vs. Szekszard 57-69 CEG Popovic 14 Baugh 12/9r Hamilton-Carter 10/8r Swanier 9/8a SZE McCall 20/11r Dojkic 11/8r Gereben 11 A. Studer 10/6a Bishop 4

MTK vs. DVTK 61-96 MTK Sule 15 Szabo 14/10r Hegedus 12 DVTK Zele 20/6r Kiss 17/6r Skoric 16/7r Walker-Kimbrough 16 Putnina 11 Szabo 6

March 25, 2019

NKE vs. Gyor 84-62 NKE Lelik 21 Horvath 20 Lang 11/8r Austria 4 GYO Raksanyi 16/7a Czank 12 Krnjic 8 Gray 6 Spanou 2

March 26, 2019

PEAC vs. Sopron 55-75 PEAC Brewer 13/10r Imovbioh 10/8r SOP Dupree 21 Crvendakic 14 Turner 9

Standings:

1. Sopron 21-0
2. DVTK 17-4
3. Szekszard 16-5
4. ZTE 14-7
5. PEAC 13-8
6. Gyor 11-10
7. NKE 11-10
8. Cegled 7-14
9. Vasas 6-15
10. Pecsi 4-17
11. BEAC 4-17
12. MTK 2-19

After a long break, league play resumed on Saturday.  Gyor had a roster change over the break, but Artemis Spanou and Reshanda Gray led them past PEAC 74-61..  Sopron was not at its best early, but Debora Dubei helped them past Vasas 88-40.  Jovana Popovic and Cegled beat MTK 77-48.  Abby Bishop had a big game for Szekszard, but they fell to DVTK 72-67, which could prove critical for playoff seeding.  NKE finished the day by beating Pecsi 87-56.  On Sunday, Nadia Parker and Sigi Koizar teamed up to lead ZTE past Steph Kostowicz and BEAC 94-76.

March 16, 2019

Gyor vs. PEAC 74-61 GYO Spanou 22/6a Gray 20/7r Krnjic 4 PEAC Simon 17 Imovbioh 13/7r Brewer 6/8r

Sopron vs. Vasas 88-40 SOP Dubei 21 Hatar 16/8r Crvendakic 13/7r Weninger 10 Turner 9 Zahui B 3 VAS Bach 13/6r Vukov 8

MTK vs. Cegled 48-77 MTK Szabo 10 Weber 10 Hegedus 7 CEG Popovic 22 Gorjanacz 16 Hamilton-Carter 11/7r Baugh 9/8r Swanier 6

Szekszard vs. DVTK 67-72 SZE Bishop 23/6r McCall 17/8r Eldebrink 3 DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 18 Medgyessy 16/6r/7a Szabo 10 Mokango 8 Putnina 6

Pecsi vs. NKE 56-87 PEC Santa 10 Jahni 8 NKE Lelik 18 Austria 11 Lang 8/8r

March 17, 2019

ZTE vs. BEAC 94-76 ZTE Parker 25/8r Koizar 24/6a Maltsi 16 Pusztai 10 BEAC Kostowicz 23/10r Lakloth 14 Beckley 13 Dul 10

Standings:

1. Sopron 19-0
2. DVTK 16-4
3. Szekszard 15-5
4. ZTE 13-7
5. PEAC 12-7
6. Gyor 11-9
7. NKE 10-10
8. Cegled 7-13
9. Vasas 6-14
10. Pecsi 4-16
11. BEAC 4-16
12. MTK 2-18

A makeup game was played on Wednesday ahead of a partial round on Saturday with Jovana Popovic and Cegled beating NKE despite the duo of Nora Nagy-Bujdoso and Reka Lelik.  It was Jovana Popovic again for Cegled as they built momentum with a 68-62 win over BEAC in Ujbuda.  In Miskolc, Shatori Walker-Kimbrough led DVTK past Vasas 80-71.  Ivana Dojkic was a shrewd midseason signing by Szekszard and she helped them beat Pecsi 92-71.  Reshanda Gray and Sara Krnjic teamed up for Gyor as they eased past MTK 84-48.  In Csata, NKE surprised ZTE 80-63.

February 20, 2019

Cegled vs. NKE 72-66 CEG Popovic 21/8r/7a Baugh 14/8r Kobolak 10 Swanier 7/7r Hamilton-Carter 5/6r NKE Nagy-Bujdoso 20/7r Lelik 20 Lang 11 Austria 2 Antic 2

February 23, 2019

BEAC vs. Cegled 62-68 BEAC Beckley 16 Lakloth 11/7r Dul 11 CEG Popovic 21 Swanier 18 Baugh 14/12r Hamilton-Carter 4/10r

DVTK vs. Vasas 80-71 DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 25 Kiss 16 Skoric 14 Mokango 6/6r Putnina 4 Szabo 2 VAS Karakasevic 17/7r Dombai 11/6r Varga 11 Vukov 8

Pecsi vs. Szekszard 71-92 PEC Mandic 13/7r Santa 11/6a Dzankic 10 Vari 10 Raus 10 SZE Dojkic 22/9a Gereben 17 McCall 14/9r Theodorean 10 Bishop 6

MTK vs. Gyor 48-84 MTK Hegedus 16 Szabo 10 GYO Gray 22/11r Krnjic 21/7r Czank 10 Spanou 10 Brown 4

NKE vs. ZTE 80-63 NKE Jovanovic 18 Lelik 17 Lang 10 Austria 8 Antic 4 ZTE Ndiba 16/10r Horti 12 Maltsi 6 Koizar 5/7r

Standings:

1. Sopron 18-0
2. DVTK 15-4
3. Szekszard 15-4
4. ZTE 12-7
5. PEAC 12-6
6. Gyor 10-9
7. NKE 9-10
8. Vasas 6-13
9. Cegled 6-13
10. Pecsi 4-15
11. BEAC 4-15
12. MTK 2-17

Most of the games in this round were on Saturday, starting in Miskolc as Shatori Walker-Kimbrough led DVTK past Klaudia Papp and BEAC 95-67.  Szekszard beat Gyor 78-68.  ZTE got Evanthia Maltsi back, but lost to PEAC 91-81 as the visitors were led by Sarah Imovbioh and Alyssia Brewer.  Sopron stayed perfect with a 93-55 win over NKE.  Vasas edged Cegled 64-63.  The lone Sunday game saw MTK get closer to the rest of the teams with a 63-56 win over Pecsi.

February 16, 2019

DVTK vs. BEAC 95-67 DVTK Walker-Kimbrough 22/6r/6a Mokango 15/7r Skoric 14 Medgyessy 14/12a Zele 10 Putnina 5 Szabo 5 BEAC Papp 21 Lakloth 16 Beckley 14 Mandic 12/9r

Gyor vs. Szekszard 68-78 GYO Torok 13 Brown 13 Spanou 11 Krnjic 10/8r Gray 4 SZE Bishop 17/6a McCall 13 Gereben 13 Dojkic 11 Eldebrink 9

ZTE vs. PEAC 81-91 ZTE Maltsi 22 Koizar 14 Ori 13 Horti 10/11r Pusztai 10 PEAC Imovbioh 24/8r Brewer 23/10r Tetemondova 17/8r Vanloo 16/11a

Sopron vs. NKE 93-55 SOP Crvendakic 16 Hatar 15 Turner 13 Dupree 10 Zahui B 4 NKE Austria 15 Lang 8 Antic 4

Vasas vs. Cegled 64-63 VAS Dombai 17/6a Varga 14/9r Vukov 8/6r CEG Popovic 14/9r Swanier 14 Baugh 11/7r Hamilton-Carter 9

February 17, 2019

Pecsi vs. MTK 56-63 PEC R. Szucs 18 Jahni 14 MTK Hegedus 18/7r/6a/6s Czirjak 10

Standings:

1. Sopron 18-0
2. DVTK 14-4
3. Szekszard 14-4
4. PEAC 12-6
5. ZTE 12-6
6. Gyor 9-9
7. NKE 8-9
8. Vasas 6-12
9. Cegled 4-13
10. Pecsi 4-14
11. BEAC 4-14
12. MTK 2-16