After having one full round and one partial round postponed, a pair of games from Round 22 were played on Tuesday with fans not being allowed to attend.  Schio had no trouble getting past Broni 94-61.  Marzia Tagliamento led Ragusa past Costa Masnaga 95-65.  This round started on Friday with Schio not having the benefit of their consistent home fans, just edging Sesto San Giovanni 70-68.  The four games scheduled for Sunday ended up being postponed late as the league schedule continues to be completely up in the air.

March 3, 2020

Schio vs. Broni 94-61 SCH Rodriguez 18 Keys 17/6r Cinili 15 Gruda 10/6r Harmon 10 BRO Tikvic 13 Orazzo 13

Costa Masnaga vs. Ragusa 65-95 COS Villa 16/6r Rulli 12 Spinelli 12 Pavel 10/6r Davis 6 Frost 0 RAG Tagliamento 25 Hamby 19 Ibekwe 14/8r Romeo 14/6a Walker 8/6r

March 6, 2020

Schio vs. Sesto San Giovanni 70-68 SCH Harmon 14/7r/6a Gruda 14 Dotto 11 Rodriguez 8 SES Verona 17/10r Brunner 17/7r Oroszova 14 Williams 13

The round started with a game on Friday as Venezia beat a Battipaglia team continuing to make changes to try to fight out of danger 72-54.  Coronavirus concerns postponed all of Sunday’s games except for Ragusa’s 83-64 win at Vigarano.

February 21, 2020

Battipaglia vs. Venezia 54-72 BAT Jarosz 15/13r Lawrence 12/7r Ciabattoni 11/7a VEN Bestagno 13 Petronyte 12/9r Anderson 11/8r Penna 10 Steinberga 4 Macchi 2

February 23, 2020

Vigarano vs. Ragusa 64-83 VIG Bocchetti 17 Miccoli 15 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 8/11r Attura 8 Kinard 5 RAG Hamby 19/11r Walker 15 Consolini 12 Ibekwe 11/8r Romeo 8

February 16, 2020

A full round of games were played on Sunday.  Sesto San Giovanni beat Lucca 69-51.  It took overtime for Melisa Brcaninovic and Torino to overcome Jaime Nared, Laura Spreafico, and Broni 87-85.  The battle of first versus worst held no surprises as Schio left Battipaglia with a 70-48 win.  Angela Salvadores and Isabelle Harrison had good games for Bologna, but they lost to Matilde Villa and fellow newcomers Costa Masnaga 77-70.  San Martino di Lupari beat Empoli 80-69.  Shayla Cooper and Markeisha Gatling fired Palermo past Sara Bocchetti, Maria Miccoli, and Vigarano 99-88.  The day ended with the two teams looking to chase the leaders facing off and Venezia beat Dearica Hamby and Ragusa 85-68.

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Lucca 69-51 SES Crudo 17/9r Verona 16 Oroszova 11 Brunner 6 Williams 4/7r Botteghi 0 LUC Jeffery 12 Madera 12 Zempare 8/8r Ravelli 6

Torino vs. Broni 87-85(OT) TOR Brcaninovic 22 Milazzo 19/7a Stejskalova 13/10r Barberis 13/10a Johnson-Walker 12/9r BRO Nared 28/11r Spreafico 20 Tikvic 16/6r

Battipaglia vs. Schio 48-70 Stats not available

Costa Masnaga vs. Bologna 77-70 COS Villa 21/7r Davis 16 Rulli 13/7r Frost 13/6r BOL Salvadores 25/6a Harrison 23/13r Begic 13/9r

San Martino di Lupari vs. Empoli 80-69 SAM Bjorklund 17 Sandri 13/8r Filippi 13 Ciavarella 12 Sulciute 11/7r Fietta 10 Ostarello 2 EMP Trimboli 16/7r Mathias 16/6r Morris 15 Narviciute 12/9r

Palermo vs. Vigarano 99-88 PAL Cooper 30/10r Gatling 29 Miccio 12 Flores 11/9r/7a VIG Bocchetti 25/7r Miccoli 20 Kinard 13 Attura 11 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 8/8r

Venezia vs. Ragusa 85-68 VEN Petronyte 18/12r Steinberga 15/6r Bestagno 10 Penna 10 Anderson 6/9a Macchi 3 RAG Hamby 25/12r Romeo 14 Walker 7/7r Ibekwe 3

Standings:

1. Schio 17-2
2. Venezia 16-3
3. Ragusa 15-4
4. San Martino di Lupari 13-6
5. Sesto San Giovanni 12-7
6. Lucca 11-8
7. Empoli 8-11
8. Vigarano 8-11
9. Broni 8-11
10. Palermo 7-12
11. Costa Masnaga 6-13
12. Torino 5-14
13. Bologna 5-14
14. Battipaglia 2-17

The round after the break started on Wednesday with a Sicilian rivalry game as Ashley Walker and Ragusa beat Markeisha Gatling and Palermo 83-61.  Isabelle Harrison had a good game for Bologna, but Brooque Williams and Sesto San Giovanni left with a 73-70 win.  On Thursday, Erin Mathias and Stefania Trimboli teamed up to lead Empoli past Torino 94-72.  Schio got a challenge from Vigarano, but Leonor Rodriguez helped them leave with a 78-70 win.  Jaime Nared and Broni used an impressive start to beat Costa Masnaga 83-56.  Venezia just edged San Martino di Lupari 64-62 to lurk behind the leaders.  Chucky Jeffery and Lucca kept Battipaglia firmly in the cellar 68-58.

January 12, 2020

Ragusa vs. Palermo 83-61 RAG Walker 20/9r Ibekwe 15 Hamby 12/8r Consolini 10/7a Romeo 9/6a PAL Gatling 20 Manzotti 11 Cooper 10/6r Russo 10 Flores 2/6r

Bologna vs. Sesto San Giovanni 70-73 BOL Harrison 28/13r Salvadores 17 Tassinari 12 SES Williams 24 Oroszova 18 Zampieri 11 Brunner 10/9r

January 13, 2020

Empoli vs. Torino 94-72 EMP Mathias 23 Trimboli 22/6r Morris 19 Stepanova 15/10r TOR Brcaninovic 17/7r Stejskalova 14 Barberis 12/6r Milazzo 11 Johnson-Walker 9

Vigarano vs. Schio 70-78 VIG Miccoli 16 Attura 14 Natali 10 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 4/8r Kinard 1 SCH Rodriguez 22 Harmon 15/6r Dotto 11 Andre’ 10/10r

Broni vs. Costa Masnaga 83-56 BRO Nared 28/11r Ngo Ndjock 15/7r Spreafico 13 Tikvic 12/8r COS Davis 15 Rulli 15 Frost 1

San Martino di Lupari vs. Venezia 62-64 SAM Sulciute 16/6r Ostarello 15/6r Bjorklund 6 VEN De Pretto 15 Steinberga 13/11r Petronyte 10/8r Penna 10 Anderson 6 Macchi 0

Lucca vs. Battipaglia 68-58 LUC Jeffery 25/7r Smorto 14/6r Ravelli 11 Jakubcova 6 Zempare 4/10r BAT Ciabattoni 13 Potolicchio 11 Nori 10/7r Jarosz 9/8r

Standings:

1. Schio 16-2
2. Ragusa 15-3
3. Venezia 15-3
4. San Martino di Lupari 12-6
5. Lucca 11-7
6. Sesto San Giovanni 11-7
7. Empoli 8-10
8. Vigarano 8-10
9. Broni 8-10
10. Palermo 6-12
11. Costa Masnaga 5-13
12. Bologna 5-13
13. Torino 4-14
14. Battipaglia 2-16

February 1, 2020

All the games in this round were played on Saturday to lengthen the international break.  Isabelle Harrison and Bologna beat Empoli 71-62.  Sabina Oroszova and Brooque Williams helped Sesto San Giovanni stun Dearica Hamby and league leaders Ragusa 92-86.  Egle Sulciute helped Sesto San Giovanni escape Palermo 89-84.  Venezia breezed past Broni 89-66.  Old rivals met, but it was not competitive as Schio beat Lucca 82-51.  Alex Ciabattoni and Tori Jarosz continued to try to engineer Battipaglia’s escape from danger, but lost Vigarano 73-63.  The day ended with Costa Masnaga beating Jade Johnson-Walker and Torino 72-59.

Bologna vs. Empoli 71-62 BOL Harrison 32/13r Salvadores 11/6r/8a EMP Mathias 14/10r Trimboli 12/8r Stepanova 12 Morris 11/6r

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Ragusa 92-86 SES Oroszova 23/10r Williams 21/6r Brunner 17/11r Crudo 11 Arturi 10 Botteghi 2 RAG Hamby 28/9r Tagliamento 16/7r Romeo 16

Palermo vs. Sesto San Giovanni 84-89 PAL Verona 14 Miccio 13 Cupido 13 Russo 12 Flores 9/6r/9a Gatling 9 Cooper 8 SES Sulciute 21/6r/6a Ostarello 19/7r Gwathmey 16/11r Bjorklund 13

Venezia vs. Broni 89-66 VEN Penna 16 Steinberga 15/10r Bestagno 13 De Pretto 10 Anderson 9 Macchi 3 BRO Nared 18 Tikvic 16/12r/6a Togliani 11

Schio vs. Lucca 82-51 SCH Keys 15/6r Rodriguez 15 Cinili 13 Gruda 8 Harmon 4/6r LUC Bonasia 19 Jeffery 9 Jakubcova 6/8r Ravelli 6 Zempare 2/9r

Battipaglia vs. Vigarano 63-73 BAT Ciabattoni 29/8r/6a Jarosz 24/15r VIG Natali 19 Bocchetti 14/7r Kinard 10 Attura 8/6a Kunaiyi-Akpanah 5/15r

Costa Masnaga vs. Torino 72-59 COS Villa 14 Baldelli 13 Rulli 12 Frost 8/22r Davis 6/6a TOR Johnson-Walker 28/6r

Standings:

1. Schio 15-2
2. Ragusa 14-3
3. Venezia 14-3
4. San Martino di Lupari 12-5
5. Lucca 10-7
6. Sesto San Giovanni 10-7
7. Vigarano 8-9
8. Empoli 7-10
9. Broni 7-10
10. Palermo 6-11
11. Costa Masnaga 5-12
12. Bologna 5-12
13. Torino 4-13
14. Battipaglia 2-15

The top two teams started the round on Saturday and it was Dearica Hamby helping Ragusa keep Schio from building a lead in the standings with a 74-67 win.  On Sunday, Jazmon Gwathmey had a strong debut for San Martino di Lupari in a 69-62 win over Sesto San Giovanni.  Lucca beat Costa Masnaga 73-68 and Venezia beat Empoli 64-56.  Jaime Nared led Broni past Battipaglia 74-47.  The day ended with Vigarano beating Angela Salvadores and Bologna 88-76.  The round finished on Monday with Palermo beating Torino 78-63.

January 25, 2020

Ragusa vs. Schio 74-67 RAG Hamby 27/14r Consolini 16 Romeo 15/6a Walker 14/7r SCH Gruda 13 Cinili 12 Dotto 11 Harmon 10/9r Rodriguez 7

January 26, 2020

San Martino di Lupari vs. Sesto San Giovanni 69-62 SAM Gwathmey 20 Bjorklund 17 Ostarello 6/6r SES Williams 15 Oroszova 12/11r Brunner 12/9r Botteghi 0

Lucca vs. Costa Masnaga 73-68 LUC Zempare 17/10r Bonasia 16 Jeffery 14 Jakubcova 10 Ravelli 9 COS Baldelli 15 Davis 14/7a Rulli 11 Frost 2

Empoli vs. Venezia 56-64 EMP Morris 15 Stepanova 11/10r Mathias 7 VEN Steinberga 15 Carangelo 13/8r Anderson 8/8r Macchi 3 Penna 3

Broni vs. Battipaglia 74-47 BRO Nared 21 Spreafico 11 Parmesani 10 BAT Nori 13/6r Jarosz 12/7r Ciabattoni 10

Vigarano vs. Bologna 88-76 VIG Bocchetti 19 Attura 17 Miccoli 14 Natali 13 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 8/23r Kinard 7 BOL Salvadores 26/9r Begic 17/7r Tassinari 11 Harrison 10/8r Micovic 10

January 27, 2020

Torino vs. Palermo 63-78 TOR Brcaninovic 16/8r Stejskalova 14 Johnson-Walker 10/8r Milazzo 10 PAL Gatling 18/14r Miccio 15 Verona 11 Flores 10 Cooper 6/8r

Standings:

1. Ragusa 14-2
2. Schio 14-2
3. Venezia 13-3
4. San Martino di Lupari 11-5
5. Lucca 10-6
6. Sesto San Giovanni 9-7
7. Empoli 7-9
8. Vigarano 7-9
9. Broni 7-9
10. Palermo 6-10
11. Torino 4-12
12. Costa Masnaga 4-12
13. Bologna 4-12
14. Battipaglia 2-14

The last game from Round 9 was made up on Wednesday after Costa Masnaga’s travel excuse was accepted, but Dearica Hamby and Ragusa still got the 81-61 win.  This round started on Saturday with San Martino di Lupari winning 70-62 at Costa Masnaga.  Sunday started with Bologna looking like the team they were supposed to be after Isabelle Harrison and Ana-Marija Begic led them past Ashley Walker, Chiara Consolini, Dearica Hamby and Ragusa 85-84 in overtime.  Shayla Cooper was excellent for Palermo, but they lost to Venezia 75-65.  Brooque Williams and Sesto San Giovanni beat Vigarano 80-62.  Leonor Rodriguez fired Schio past Melisa Brcaninovic and Torino 75-61 to move into first place.  Empoli beat Alex Ciabattoni and Battipaglia 59-50.  The day ended with Lucca beating Broni 76-72.

January 15, 2020

Ragusa vs. Costa Masnaga 81-61 RAG Hamby 23/8r Romeo 16 Walker 11 Consolini 10 COS Pavel 15 Spinelli 10 Frost 6 Davis 0

January 18, 2020

Costa Masnaga vs. San Martino di Lupari 62-70 COS Pavel 18 Davis 12/7a Baldelli 12 Frost 9/11r/6a/7s SAM Sulciute 16/6r Fietta 13 Bjorklund 10 Ostarello 8/6r

January 19, 2020

Bologna vs. Ragusa 85-84(OT) BOL Harrison 30/12r Begic 20/7r Salvadores 18 Tassinari 10 D’Alie 2 RAG Walker 22/11r Consolini 22 Hamby 20/13r Romeo 12

Venezia vs. Palermo 75-65 VEN Petronyte 17/14r Bestagno 10 Carangelo 10 Anderson 9/9r Penna 9/6r Macchi 7 PAL Cooper 30 Flores 12 Miccio 11 Gatling 6/6r

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Vigarano 80-62 SES Williams 30 Brunner 6/14r Orozsova 5 Botteghi 2 VIG Kunaiyi-Akpanah 15/22r Natali 15 Bocchetti 13 Attura 6 Kinard 3

Schio vs. Torino 75-61 SCH Rodriguez 33 Harmon 12/11r Lisec 11/9r Andre’ 10/7r TOR Brcaninovic 31/6r Barberis 13 Johnson-Walker 9/11r

Battipaglia vs. Empoli 50-59 BAT Ciabattoni 21/10r Jarosz 11/13r EMP Trimboli 17/7a Morris 11 Mathias 8/7r

Lucca vs. Broni 76-72 LUC Zempare 17/16r Jakubcova 14/8r Ravelli 13 Bonasia 13 Jeffery 12 BRO Tikvic 15/12r Nared 14 Spreafico 14 Togliani 12

Standings:

1. Schio 15-1
2. Ragusa 14-2
3. Venezia 12-3
4. San Martino di Lupari 10-5
5. Lucca 9-6
6. Sesto San Giovanni 9-6
7. Empoli 7-8
8. Vigarano 6-9
9. Broni 6-9
10. Palermo 5-10
11. Torino 4-11
12. Costa Masnaga 4-11
13. Bologna 4-11
14. Battipaglia 2-13

The round started on Saturday with Gintare Petronyte leading Venezia past Torino 96-70.  Jori Davis and Costa Masnaga edged Vigarano 78-76.  On Sunday, Battipaglia’s recent run stopped with a 57-54 loss to San Martino di Lupari.  Palermo got good games from Markeisha Gatling and Shayla Cooper, but lost to Sesto San Giovanni 78-75.  Maci Morris had another good game for Empoli, but they lost to Schio 83-56.  Dearica Hamby led Ragusa past Lucca 70-65.  Bologna looked more like they were expected to when they beat Broni 71-57.

January 11, 2020

Torino vs. Venezia 70-96 TOR Brcaninovic 17 Barberis 14/6a Johnson-Walker 12/8r Salvini 11/7r Milazzo 11 VEN Petronyte 21/7r/6a Bestagno 19/7r Anderson 15 Steinberga 13/9r/8a De Pretto 10 Penna 6 Macchi 0

Costa Masnaga vs. Vigarano 78-76 COS Davis 29/6r Baldelli 15 Spinelli 11/7r Villa 10 Frost 4/7r VIG Attura 19 Miccoli 17 Bocchetti 14 Natali 12 Kinard 11

January 12, 2020

Battipaglia vs. San Martino di Lupari 54-57 BAT Jarosz 18/24r Ciabattoni 16/7r SAM Bjorklund 14 Ciavarella 13 Ostarello 6/11r

Palermo vs. Sesto San Giovanni 75-78 PAL Gatling 23 Cooper 22/13r Miccio 12 Flores 2/8r SES Williams 16 Verona 13/13r/9a Brunner 12 Oroszova 10 Botteghi 9

Empoli vs. Schio 56-83 EMP Morris 20 Trimboli 14 Mathias 5 SCH Rodriguez 18/6r Lisec 13 Battisodo 11 Gruda 8

Lucca vs. Ragusa 65-70 LUC Zempare 16/14r Jakubcova 13/7r Jeffery 11/7s Ravelli 8 RAG Hamby 29/16r Walker 11 Romeo 11

Bologna vs. Broni 71-57 BOL Harrison 19/9r Begic 17/11r Tassinari 10 D’Alie 9/6r/6a Salvadores 7 BRO Spreafico 16 Orazzo 14 Tikvic 13/12r Nared 3

On Sunday, Venezia beat Costa Masnaga 73-56.  Ragusa beat Broni 72-67.  Alex Ciabattoni led Battipaglia past Bologna 65-58 to pull out of last place.  Schio started well in a 67-45 win over San Martino di Lupari.  The day ended with Shayla Cooper and Palermo beating Lucca 76-71.  The games on Monday’s holiday started with Maci Morris firing Empoli past Sesto San Giovanni 74-68.  The round ended with Maria Barberis and Torino beating Moe Kinard and Vigarano 86-76.

January 5, 2020

Venezia vs. Costa Masnaga 73-56 VEN Carangelo 15 Penna 10/9r Anderson 10/7r Bestagno 10/7r Steinberga 10/6r Macchi 0 COS Rulli 14 Frost 12/6r Davis 10

Broni vs. Ragusa 67-72 BRO Nared 19 Spreafico 18 Tikvic 11/10r RAG Walker 19/11r Romeo 15 Hamby 14/12r Consolini 11 Nicolodi 10

Battpaglia vs. Bologna 65-58 BAT Ciabattoni 24/7a Cremona 13 Jarosz 10/11r Nori 10 BOL D’Alie 16 Harrison 13/13r Begic 10/8r Salvadores 4

Schio vs. San Martino di Lupari 67-45 SCH Lisec 14 Cinili 14 Gruda 7 Harmon 4/6r SAM Fietta 12 Ostarello 11/9r Bjorklund 5

Lucca vs. Palermo 71-76 LUC Jeffery 17 Jakubcova 12/11r Bonasia 12/6r Zempare 10/6r Madera 10/6r Ravelli 6 PAL Cooper 20/12r Gatling 19/7r Russo 12 Flores 7

January 6, 2020

Empoli vs. Sesto San Giovanni 74-68 EMP Morris 35/8r Trimboli 12/9r Narviciute 12 Stepanova 10/7r Mathias 2/6r SES Verona 16 Brunner 12 Panzera 11 Williams 10/10r Oroszova 6 Botteghi 0

Torino vs. Vigarano 86-76 TOR Barberis 22 Milazzo 19/9a Brcaninovic 16/8r Stejskalova 11 Johnson-Walker 8/12r VIG Kinard 25 Attura 16 Natali 13 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 4/12r

The rest of this round started on Saturday.  Battipaglia got Alex Ciabattoni and Tori Jarosz firing and finally got their first win 68-67 at Costa Masnaga.  On Sunday, Sesto San Giovanni was impressive in a 77-74 win over Venezia.  Markeisha Gatling paced Palermo in an 89-63 win over Empoli.  Sara Bocchetti and Vigarano beat Lucca 79-74.  The round ended with Bologna falling behind Schio early, only to have Angela Salvadores nearly bring them all the way back before losing 70-57.

December 28, 2019

Costa Masnaga vs. Battipaglia 67-68 COS Rulli 17 Baldelli 14/8r Frost 11/17r Davis 6/6a BAT Ciabattoni 24/7r Jarosz 23/21r

December 29, 2019

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Venezia 77-74 SES Verona 19 Oroszova 16/9r Brunner 16 Williams 11/6r Panzera 10 Botteghi 0 VEN Anderson 18/6r Bestagno 14/7r Steinberga 12 Carangelo 10 Penna 7 Macchi 0

Palermo vs. Empoli 89-63 PAL Gatling 29 Russo 17/8r Miccio 11 Cupido 10/7a Cooper 8/6r Flores 3 EMP Morris 18 Trimboli 18 Narviciuite 11/8r Stepanova 11

Vigarano vs. Lucca 79-74 VIG Bocchetti 20 Attura 18 Miccoli 17/8r Kunaiyi-Akpanah 7/14r Kinard 7 LUC Zempare 16/9r Jeffery 14/13r/6a Ravelli 12 Jakubcova 11 Bonasia 10

Bologna vs. Schio 57-70 BOL Salvadores 28 Harrison 10/8r D’Alie 7 Williams 2/8r SCH Gruda 16 Harmon 14/8r Lisec 14