Rimantas Grigas parts ways with Budivelnyk - Mar 16, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Rimantas Grigas has left Budivelnyk. The team has cited family issues as the main reason for the coachs decision. Rimantas Grigas arrived in Kyiv back in 2008/09 season. He led the Kyiv outfit to the 2009 UBL Cup title. Budivelnyk also made it into the UBL Final in 2009. The 48-year-old specialist has worked with Zalgiris and Atletas. Rimantas Grigas also led the Lithuanian NT at the 2007 World University Games in Bangkok. Aleksander Lokhmanchuk will take over the team in the upcoming games [read more]
Rimantas Grigas has left Budivelnyk. The team has cited family issues as the main reason for the coachs decision. Rimantas Grigas arrived in Kyiv back in 2008/09 season. He led the Kyiv outfit to the 2009 UBL Cup title. Budivelnyk also made it into the UBL Final in 2009. The 48-year-old specialist has worked with Zalgiris and Atletas. Rimantas Grigas also led the Lithuanian NT at the 2007 World University Games in Bangkok. Aleksander Lokhmanchuk will take over the team in the upcoming games.
Khimik: Wethers in, Koljevic out - Mar 16, 2010 (by Alexander Muzyka)
Khimik headquarters officially announced Brian Wethers (194-F/G-80) try-outs have ended and American guard got a full contract untill the end of the season. Ukrainian fans can remember Wethers by his performance in Budivelnyk in a season 2008/09. Meanwhille, Ivan Koljevic (186-G-84) and Khimik both decided not to long their agreements which has ended, too. Khimik headquarters want to thank him for the good play and to wish him the best in his future. [read more]
Khimik headquarters officially announced Brian Wethers (194-F/G-80) try-outs have ended and American guard got a full contract untill the end of the season. Ukrainian fans can remember Wethers by his performance in Budivelnyk in a season 2008/09. Meanwhille, Ivan Koljevic (186-G-84) and Khimik both decided not to long their agreements which has ended, too. Khimik headquarters want to thank him for the good play and to wish him the best in his future.
SL Cup's Final Four: day 2. Ferro gains first trophy ever - Mar 15, 2010 (by Platon Khegai)
The most important game in Ferro-ZNTU's history has finished in triumph. Extremely tough rivalry got its outcome in the fourth quarter which was won by Ferro-ZNTU with a score 28 to 18. Kyivan Viacheslav Kravtsov (212-C-87, agency: Interperformances) lacked only 1 block to record incredible triple-double and his teammate Maksym Pustozvonov (200-F-87, agency: Promotex) scored 23 points demonstrating 7/11 2p, 3/6 3p. Nevertheless, this wasn't enough to overcome strong opponent [read more]
The most important game in Ferro-ZNTU's history has finished in triumph. Extremely tough rivalry got its outcome in the fourth quarter which was won by Ferro-ZNTU with a score 28 to 18. Kyivan Viacheslav Kravtsov (212-C-87, agency: Interperformances) lacked only 1 block to record incredible triple-double and his teammate Maksym Pustozvonov (200-F-87, agency: Promotex) scored 23 points demonstrating 7/11 2p, 3/6 3p. Nevertheless, this wasn't enough to overcome strong opponent. Americans Steve Burtt (185-G-84, college: Iona), Vincent Hunter (208-F-84, college: Arkansas) and Charles Thomas (203-F-86, agency: Hart Sports Mngm, college: Arkansas) together with Ukrainian captain Oleksandr Rybalko (190-G-79) did all their best to bring elegant cup to Zaporizhzhia.
Consoling game turned into one-man show. Khalid El-Amin (178-G-79, agency: Beo Basket, college: Connecticut) helped Budivelnyk to defeat his ex-team Azovmash contributing amazing 36 points and ranking of 35.
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