Bakken - SISU 91-68
Despite being without star player Torre Johnson, the Bakken Bears were able to defeat SISU Copenhagen in the featured game of the week on Danish television (DK4). Led by Darryl Proctor (193-F-86, college: UMBC) with 22 points, Bakken recorded its 17th win of the season and remains in second place in the overall standings. The Bakken Bears are three-peat champions of the CDL, but on Thursday, looked mortal relative to their teams in past years [read more]
Bakken - SISU 91-68 Despite being without star player Torre Johnson, the Bakken Bears were able to defeat SISU Copenhagen in the featured game of the week on Danish television (DK4). Led by Darryl Proctor (193-F-86, college: UMBC) with 22 points, Bakken recorded its 17th win of the season and remains in second place in the overall standings. The Bakken Bears are three-peat champions of the CDL, but on Thursday, looked mortal relative to their teams in past years. This observation was amplified by the fact that they were playing against a SISU Copenhagen team that has been somewhat broken up due to the effects of the financial crisis. While Bakken seemed to just get by in the first half, it was SISU's team effort that looked impressive. Point guard Tomas Rinkevicius controlled the tempo throughout this time and was very vocal offensively. Mychal Kearse (194-G/F-83, college: Mt.St.Mary's) added to the effort by providing much-needed scoring as well as rebounding. However, SISU's solid play would not last. Midway through the third quarter is when Bakken turned up the heat and began to pull away. After making a run to close the quarter, Bakken opened the fourth quarter with a 61-52 lead. Building on their play, Bakken went on an 11-2 run to start the fourth. The Bears used their deep bench to eventually run SISU out of the gym with a 91-68 win. Leading Performers: Bakken Bears - Darryl Proctor (22pts, 4rebs, 2asts) SISU Copenhagen - Mychal Kearse (14pts, 8rebs, 2asts) *by Evan Thompson
Randers - Horsholm 46-69 Horsholm cruised past the last ranked Randers improving to 14-8 in Danish top division. Adama Darboe (190-G-86, agency: Rasmussen Services) led the wining squad with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists. Chris Nielsen (192-G/F-85) replied with 20 points and 11 boards in loss.
Naestved - Aabyhoj 100-65 Naestved blasted Aabyhoj getting 27 points from Mickey Dennis (190-G/F-78, college: JMU). Peter Johansen (205-F/C-80, agency: Arik Krayn Services) secured a great help adding 17 points and 8 rebounds. In loss, Edward Morris (203-F-84, college: Pittsburg St.) collected 25 pts and 8 boards. Naestved 12-9, Aabyhoj 7-14.
Aalborg - Amager BK 68-65 Florian Houguet led Aalborg in scoring with 18 points. Dreshawn Vance (203-F/C-85, college: Cal Poly - SLO) was the second best player in this victory collecting 14 points and the same number of rebounds. Nicolas Christensen (190-G-90) answered with 18 points for the guests. Aalborg 6-15, Amager 7-15.
Svendborg - Horsens IC 83-76 20th victory for the No.1 Rabbits and 14th loss for Horsens. Johnell Smith (186-G-80, college: New Orleans) was totally the best player in Svendborg Rabbits registering double-double of 29 points and 12 rebounds. Visitors got 20 pts and 9 boards from Brian Johnson (206-F/C-86, college: Mississippi St.).
Without Allstar, Bakken Gets Win Over SISU - Feb 4, 2010 (by Evan Thompson)
Despite being without star player Torre Johnson (198-F-85, agency: Hart Sports Mngm, college: Wisc.-Milwaukee), the Bakken Bears were able to defeat SISU Copenhagen in the featured game of the week on Danish television (DK4). Led by Darryl Proctor (193-F-86, college: UMBC) with 22 points, Bakken recorded its 17th win of the season and remains in second place in the overall standings [read more]
Despite being without star player Torre Johnson (198-F-85, agency: Hart Sports Mngm, college: Wisc.-Milwaukee), the Bakken Bears were able to defeat SISU Copenhagen in the featured game of the week on Danish television (DK4). Led by Darryl Proctor (193-F-86, college: UMBC) with 22 points, Bakken recorded its 17th win of the season and remains in second place in the overall standings.
The Bakken Bears are three-peat champions of the CDL, but on Thursday, looked mortal relative to their teams in past years. This observation was amplified by the fact that they were playing against a SISU Copenhagen team that has been somewhat broken up due to the effects of the financial crisis.
While Bakken seemed to just get by in the first half, it was SISU's team effort that looked impressive. Point guard Tomas Rinkevicius (178-G-78) controlled the tempo throughout this time and was very vocal offensively. Mychal Kearse (194-G/F-83, college: Mt.St.Mary's) added to the effort by providing much-needed scoring as well as rebounding. However, SISU's solid play would not last.
Midway through the third quarter is when Bakken turned up the heat and began to pull away. After making a run to close the quarter, Bakken opened the fourth quarter with a 61-52 lead. Building on their play, Bakken went on an 11-2 run to start the fourth. The Bears used their deep bench to eventually run SISU out of the gym with a 91-68 win.
Randers Cimbria is declared bankrupt! - Feb 4, 2010 (by Thomas Soltau)
The financial crisis has hit hard this year in the CDL. First SISU CPH came scarily close to having to declare bankruptcy, now Randers Cimbria Basketball has announced on their website that they will be declared bankrupt by the Danish Tax Agency.
Randers Cimbria Basketball has been part of the best Danish League for a very long time, and it looks like the financial trouble in the club sadly is the reason why they can no longer be part of the best basketball in Denmark [read more]
The financial crisis has hit hard this year in the CDL. First SISU CPH came scarily close to having to declare bankruptcy, now Randers Cimbria Basketball has announced on their website that they will be declared bankrupt by the Danish Tax Agency.
Randers Cimbria Basketball has been part of the best Danish League for a very long time, and it looks like the financial trouble in the club sadly is the reason why they can no longer be part of the best basketball in Denmark.
As of now it looks like the club will be relegated to the 2.div and will have to start the process of fighting their way back to the best league from the beginning of next season.
The team won the bronze medal last season, so today is a very sad day for the Cimbria organization and the players.
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