A Bundesliga: No surprises in Round 21 - Feb 9, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Oberwart - Arkadia 70-87
Arkadia closed Round 21 with valuable road win against the Gunners. Kevin Houston (193-G/F-76, agency: Interperformances, college: St.Bonaventure) stepped up for Arkadia with 22 points and 7 rebounds, Terrence Roderick (198-G-88, agency: Interperformances, college: UAB) had 21 pts, 5 boards and 6 assists, while Vilmantas Dilys added 20 pts and 5 rebs in this victory. In defeat, Jason Johnson responded with double-double of 16 points and 11 boards [read more]
Oberwart - Arkadia 70-87 Arkadia closed Round 21 with valuable road win against the Gunners. Kevin Houston (193-G/F-76, agency: Interperformances, college: St.Bonaventure) stepped up for Arkadia with 22 points and 7 rebounds, Terrence Roderick (198-G-88, agency: Interperformances, college: UAB) had 21 pts, 5 boards and 6 assists, while Vilmantas Dilys added 20 pts and 5 rebs in this victory. In defeat, Jason Johnson responded with double-double of 16 points and 11 boards. Arkadia 10-11, Oberwart 9-12.
Worthersee - St.Polten 63-73 Martin Kohlmaier (218-C-84) and Richard Poiger (206-F-87) paced St. Polten to nice road victory in this round. Each of two players scored 17 points and Poiger grabbed 8 rebounds beside that. David Jandl followed closely with 16 points and 6 assists. Davor Sattler replied with 26 points in loss (5 triples). St Polten 9-12, Worthersee 3-18.
Gussing - Wels 54-89 Wels trashed Gussing as a guest improving its record to 17-4 (same as Klosterneuburg and Gmunden). Tilo Klette (205-C/F-77) was the leading player in victory with 23 points and 5 rebounds. Jason Conley (196-G-81, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Missouri) followed him with 18 pts and 13 boards. In the loosing squad (6-15), Jean Francois collected 21 points and 8 rebs.
Kapfenberg - Klosterneub. 62-64 Tine road win for Klosterneuburg, who got 13 points and 8 rebounds from Ramiz Suljanovic (206-F/C-79, agency: R.H.Consultancy). Christoph Nagler (194-G-84) had 12 points and 8 boards, and Melvin Creddle also helped with 12 pts. Armin Woschank had 11 points in defeat. Klosterneuburg 17-4, Bulls 15-6.
Gmunden - UBSC Graz 77-72 17-4 for Gmunden and poor 0-21 for Graz after this game. Ian Boylan (197-G/F-83, agency: Pro Partner Sports Management, college: Cal.St. Northridge) and Deteri Mayes (189-G-74, agency: Court Side, college: Murray St.) nailed 21 and 20 points respectively for Gmunden. Vilius Gabsys was third scorer in victory with 12 points. In Graz, Christoph Knor delivered 21 pts.
Furstenfeld - Vienna 75-56 The BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld Panthers dominated all areas of Sunday's game with BasketClubs Vienna en route to a 75-56 victory. This marked Vienna head coach Aaron Mitchell first return to Furstenfeld as an opponent since parting ways with the Panthers at the end of last season. Desmond Penigar (201-F-81, college: Utah St.) led all scorers with 27 points and six rebounds. The Panthers jumped on Vienna early and held a 14-3 lead three-and-a-half minutes into the game. Vienna was able to pull within nine in the second quarter, but would get no closer the rest of the game as Furstenfeld stretched the lead to as much as 29 points, 60-31, in the third quarter, and again to 28 points in the fourth. The Panthers got most of their production from their starters, as Jasmon Youngblood (195-G-84, agency: Strategic Sports, college: Kent St.) 21 points to Penigar's 27, and Timothy Burnette scored nine. Although the Vienna bench outcored Furstenfeld's bench 25-7, they only had two players total in double-figures. Trevor Gaines and Michael Anderson each posted 12 points. In the final round of regular season play, Furstenfeld will travel to Graz while Vienna will host Gussing. Both games are on February 13. *by Lindsey McIntyre
The BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld Panthers dominated all areas of Sunday's game with BasketClubs Vienna en route to a 75-56 victory. This marked Vienna head coach Aaron Mitchell first return to Furstenfeld as an opponent since parting ways with the Panthers at the end of last season. Desmond Penigar (201-F-81, college: Utah St.) led all scorers with 27 points and six rebounds.
The Panthers jumped on Vienna early and held a 14-3 lead three-and-a-half minutes into the game [read more]
The Panthers jumped on Vienna early and held a 14-3 lead three-and-a-half minutes into the game. Vienna was able to pull within nine in the second quarter, but would get no closer the rest of the game as Furstenfeld stretched the lead to as much as 29 points, 60-31, in the third quarter, and again to 28 points in the fourth.
Although the Vienna bench outcored Furstenfeld's bench 25-7, they only had two players total in double-figures. Trevor Gaines (201-F-80, college: Vermont) and Michael Anderson (201-F-86, college: Va Commonwealth) each posted 12 points.
In the final round of regular season play, Furstenfeld will travel to Graz while Vienna will host Gussing. Both games are on February 13.
Gunners sack Stahl - sign Asceric as new Head Coach - Feb 6, 2010 (by Stefan Prager)
The Oberwart Gunners announced that they have sacked Head Coach Peter Stahl and signed Neno Asceric in stead. After losing to the Kapfenberg Bulls in the Austrian Cup Semifinals and losing to the Gussing Knights in the league at home as well a few days ago the days of Peter Stahl in Oberwart have come to an end. It was Stahls second stint with the Gunners after coaching them pretty successfully from 2003 to 2006 [read more]
The Oberwart Gunners announced that they have sacked Head Coach Peter Stahl and signed Neno Asceric in stead. After losing to the Kapfenberg Bulls in the Austrian Cup Semifinals and losing to the Gussing Knights in the league at home as well a few days ago the days of Peter Stahl in Oberwart have come to an end. It was Stahls second stint with the Gunners after coaching them pretty successfully from 2003 to 2006. The Gunners will face the Traiskirchen Lions on Monday in what will be a decisive game to advance to the so called Hauptrunde. It will be a very important game for new head coach Neno Asceric who also coaches the Austrian National Team and will do so as well in future. His coaching career in club basketball includes a stint with St. Polten in 2006/07 where he had his biggest success as a player in the nineties when he won three championships and three cup titles. He then moved on to France where he coached in ProA and ProB as well before going to Mexico for the 2008/09 season.
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