April 18, 2019

Both series continued on Thursday.  Jillian Harmon had a big game for Ragusa, but they fell to Venezia 68-53 and must win at home to extend the series.  Jantel Lavender and Schio were stunned by San Martino di Lupari, which can close out the series at home if they pull of more upsets, 66-64.  The lower seeds will host the next games on Monday.

Venezia vs. Ragusa 68-53 VEN Sanders 14/14r Kacerik 12 Gulich 10/10r Steinberga 9/9r Macchi 0 RAG Harmon 22/6r Romeo 8 Hamby 5/6r Kuster 5

Venezia leads series 2-0

Schio vs. San Martino di Lupari 64-66 SCH Lavender 21/13r Dotto 14 Gruda 12/10r Quigley 5 Masciadri 2 SAN Webb 12 Melnika 12 Tognalini 11 Sandri 10 Marshall 7

Series tied 1-1

April 16, 2019

Both series started on Tuesday.  Venezia started well, but it took a brilliant effort from Anete Steinberga for them to hold off Ragusa 73-69.  San Martino di Lupari had the early edge, but Schio built a lead by halftime on their way to a 61-47 win.  The best of five format has the teams playing in the same venues on Thursday.

Venezia vs. Ragusa 73-69 VEN Steinberga 30/9r Carangelo 11/7r Sanders 8/8r Gulich 6/6r Macchi 0 RAG Romeo 17 Cinili 13 Kuster 12 Consolini 10 Harmon 6/9r Hamby 6/7r

Schio vs. San Martino di Lupari 61-47 SCH Gruda 14/10r Quigley 13 Lavender 10 Masciadri 3 SAN Keys 12 Tonello 10 Marshall 6 Webb 2

April 13, 2019

Only one series needed a deciding game and with was played on Saturday.  Nina Premasunac and Broni had the edge in the first three quarters, but Ty Marshall and San Martino di Lupari controlled the final frame at home to win 75-68 and now travel to top seed Schio as both semifinals start on Tuesday.

San Martino di Lupari vs. Broni 75-68 SAM Marshall 24 Webb 11/6r Sandri 11 BRO Premasunac 22/9r Milic 18 Wojta 15/6r

San Martino di Lupari wins series 2-1

The first series continued on Sunday with Ragusa winning 77-49 to eliminated Lucca.  On Monday, Jolene Anderson and Venezia also completed a sweep with a 94-59 win over Sesto San Giovanni.  It was Schio’s turn on Tuesday after an 82-48 win over Vigarano.  One series will require a deciding game on Saturday after Julie Wojta and Nikolina Milic teamed up to lead Broni past San Martino di Lupari 66-53.

April 7, 2019

Lucca vs. Ragusa 49-77 LUC Graves 16/6r Vaughn 9 Ravelli 4 RAG Hamby 17/10r Harmon 14/10r Kuster 13 Consolini 11

Ragusa wins series 2-0

April 8, 2019

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Venezia 59-94 SES Williams 19 Barberis 12 Loyd 6 Brunner 3 VEN Anderson 20 Steinberga 14/9r De Pretto 14 Sanders 11/8r Bestagno 10 Macchi 4

Venezia wins series 2-0

April 9, 2019

Vigarano vs. Schio 48-82 VIG Bocchetti 11 Rakova 6 Bolden 5 SCH Lisec 17 Lavender 12/10r Quigley 11 Masciadri 0

Schio wins series 2-0

Broni vs. San Martino di Lupari 66-53 BRO Sojta 23/9r Milic 20/11r Bonasia 10 SAM Webb 14 Marshall 12/6r Keys 10/11r

Series tied 1-1

The first series started on Thursday with Dearica Hamby and Jillian Harmon teaming up to lead Ragusa past Lucca 92-60.  The top two seeds opened play on Friday and Anete Steinberga and Venezia beat Kalis Loyd and Sesto San Giovanni 76-57.  Jantel Lavender and Schio also won easily, cruising past Vigarano 88-53.  The last series started on Saturday and it was the best game as San Martino di Lupari edged Nikolina Milic and Broni 54-53.

April 4, 2019

Ragusa vs. Lucca 92-60 RAG Hamby 23/6r Harmon 20/6r Romeo 13 Consolini 11 Kuster 8 LUC Vaughn 15 Graves 12/8r Treffers 11 Ravelli 6

April 5, 2019

Venezia vs. Sesto San Giovanni 76-57 VEN Steinberga 22/13r Bestagno 17/6r Carangelo 14/9r Anderson 13/8r Macchi 8 Sanders 2/10r SES Loyd 31 Williams 4/6r Brunner 2

Schio vs. Vigarano 88-53 SCH Lavender 22/13r Battisodo 16 Gruda 15 Quigley 15 Dotto 12 Masciadri 3 VIG Bocchetti 16 Bolden 9 Rakova 5/7r

April 6, 2019

San Martino di Lupari vs. Broni 54-53 SAM Pastore 13 Marshall 10 Webb 9 BRO Milic 20 Wojta 14/14r

March 31, 2019

Both series concluded on Sunday.  Sesto San Giovanni already had a lead from the road game and simply extended it at home with an 85-33 win over Battipaglia pushing the final margin to 159-93.  Vigarano quickly erased the deficit from the first game, but Erin Mathias and Empoli controlled the middle of the game to build a lead only to see Breanna Bolden and Maria Miccoli help the hosts dominate the fourth quarter to win the game 80-68 and flip the series to their favor 149-138.  The quarterfinals will begin on Friday.

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Battipaglia 85-33 SES Williams 18/8r Barberis 15 Arturi 10 Brunner 9/6r Loyd 6/7r BAT Simon 12/7r Handy 5/8r

Sesto San Giovanni advances 159-93

Vigarano vs. Empoli 80-68 VIG Bolden 22/6r/6s Miccoli 20/9r Bocchetti 16 Rakova 4/10r EMP Mathias 23/14r Narviciute 10/7r Huland El 6/6r

Vigarano advances 149-138

March 27, 2019

The teams that finished from 7th to 10th place will play two game series to advance to the quarterfinals.  The first games were on Wednesday with the reverse games on Sunday.  Sesto San Giovanni will bring home a lead after beating Battipaglia 74-60.  The other series looks to be much closer as Empoli heads to Vigarano having won 70-69.

Battipaglia vs. Sesto San Giovanni 60-74 BAT Simon 19/10r Trimboli 16 Handy 11 SES Panzera 15/7r Williams 12 Loyd 10/6r Ercoli 10 Verona 10 Brunner 5/8r

Empoli vs. Vigarano 70-69 EMP Mathias 18/12r Brunelli 18 Huland El 10 VIG Miccoli 17/9r Bolden 17 Rakova 10/13r

March 24, 2019

The regular season concluded on Sunday.  Julie Wojta and Nikolina Milic teamed up to lead Broni past Breanna Bolden and Vigarano 84-52.  San Martino di Lupari stunned Venezia 55-54.  That left the door open for Schio to claim the top seed, which they did with a 79-63 win over Empoli.  Sesto San Giovanni beat Battipaglia 67-47, but it was Torino that finished in 11th place as the trio of Dearica Hamby, Jessica Kuster, and Jillian Harmon led Ragusa to a 96-78 win.

Broni vs. Vigarano 84-52 BRO Wojta 27/10r/7a Milic 21/15r Spreafico 10 VIG Bolden 26 Bocchetti 13 Rakova 3/9r

San Martino di Lupari vs. Venezia 55-54 SAM Melnika 13/10r Marshall 13/8r Keys 11/7r Webb 6 VEN Sanders 14/11r Anderson 10 Steinberga 8 Macchi 5

Empoli vs. Schio 63-79 EMP Pochobradska 15 Huland El 11 Mathias 10/7r Calamai 10 SCH Gemelos 18/6r Lavender 17/6r Lisec 10 Masciadri 8

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Battipaglia 67-47 SES Brunner 14/12r Loyd 14 Williams 5 BAT Simon 16/6r Handy 11/9r

Ragusa vs. Torino 96-78 RAG Hamby 26/12r Kuster 21/7r Harmon 20/13r Consolini 10 Romeo 4 TOR Milazzo 19/6r/8a Reimer 18/12r Jasnowska 15 Trucco 11 Lawrence 10 Botteghi 0

Standings:

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

Leaders:

Scoring: 1. Hamby 20.2, 2. Quigley, 18.6, 3. Fitzgerald 17.8, 4. Vaughn 17.5, 5. Simon 16.9, 6. Marshall 16.7, 7. Milic 16.4, 8. Lavender 16.4, 9. Harmon 15.7, 10. Steinberga 15.6

Rebounding: 1. Graves 10.7, 2. Hamby 10.4, 3. Simon 9.6, 4. Reimer 8.8, 5. Lavender 8.8, 6. Milic 8.7, 7. Steinberga 8.7, t8. Mathias and Treffers 8.6, 10. Harmon 8.3

Assists: 1. Milazzo 5.8, 2. Wojta 5.1, 3. Gatti 4.7, t4. Anderson and Battisodo 3.8, 6. Fitzgerald 3.8, t7. Carangelo and Dotto 3.6, 10. Gemelos 3.5

March 17, 2019

All games were played in the usual Sunday timeslot.  Dearica Hamby led Ragusa past Battipaglia 81-44.  Venezia stayed at the top of the standings with an 81-50 win over Empoli.  Jasmine Keys and San Martino di Lupari beat Vigarano 74-57.  Lucca is the first team to finish the regular season as Kourtney Treffers helped them keep Torino in last place 94-76.  Sesto San Giovanni put up quite a fight, but Sandrine Gruda and Allie Quigley eventually helped Schio leave with a 76-70 win.

Ragusa vs. Battipaglia 81-44 RAG Hamby 20/10r Romeo 19/6r Harmon 12 Kuster 11/7r BAT Simon 17/7r Del Pero 10 Handy 0

Empoli vs. Venezia 50-81 EMP Huland El 14 Mathias 12/6r Pochobradska 10/7r Madonna 10 VEN De Pretto 16 Bestagno 13 Sanders 10/8r Steinberga 9/10r/7a Macchi 6 Anderson 4/6a

San Martino di Lupari vs. Vigarano 74-57 SAM Keys 20/14r Melnika 18 Webb 10 Marshall 0/7r VIG Bolden 14 Bocchetti 10 Rakova 8

Lucca vs. Torino 94-76 LUC Treffers 20/14r Gatti 18 Orazzo 15 Vaughn 13 Graves 9 Ravelli 8 TOR Jasnowska 18 Lawrence 16/8r Milazzo 13/6a Reimer 7/8r Botteghi 2

Sesto San Giovanni vs. Schio 70-76 SES Williams 18 Loyd 16 Brunner 11/7r SCH Gruda 23/12r Quigley 23 Lisec 12/6r/9a Masciadri 3

Standings:

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

March 10, 2019

A Sunday of games started with Venezia beating Sesto San Giovanni 74-62.  Lucca held off Kristen Simon and Battipaglia 65-64.  Klara Pochobradska and Empoli pulled out of last place with a 98-83 win over Feyonda Fitzgerald, Sara Bocchetti, and Vigarano.  Schio beat Broni 88-66 and San Martino di Lupari beat Torino 73-62.

Venezia vs. Sesto San Giovanni 74-62 VEN Anderson 15/10r/8a Steinberga 14/8r Carangelo 14/6a De Pretto 12 Sanders 5/6r Macchi 0 SES Williams 18 Nicolodi 15/7r Brunner 11 Verona 10 Loyd 2

Battipaglia vs. Lucca 64-65 BAT Simon 31/11r Handy 13/9r Trimboli 11 Brown 2 LUC Gatti 16/10a Orazzo 16 Treffers 15/10r Vaughn 14/8r Graves 4/10r Ravelli 0

Vigarano vs. Empoli 83-98 VIG Fitzgerald 25 Bocchetti 21 Bolden 9 Rakova 6/7r EMP Pochobradska 22/6r Huland El 19 Madonna 18 Mathias 16/9r Calamai 12/6a

Schio vs. Broni 88-66 SCH Quigley 19 Fassina 13/6r Dotto 13 Lisec 12/8r Gruda 8 Masciadri 7 BRO Spreafico 15 Milic 15 Pavia 12 Wojta 2/6a

Torino vs. San Martino di Lupari 62-73 TOR Lawrence 16/6r Milazzo 16/10a Reimer 7/10r Botteghi 0 SAM Marshall 18/6r Melnika 13 Pastore 10 Webb 9

Standings:

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