EUROBASKET NEWS REPORT - 11/8/2010
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(183-G-83, agency: Priority Sports, college: Iowa St.) stared for the Crocs with 19 points, 2 assists. Young international player Stephen Weigh (198-G/F-87) enjoyed being back in his home state and he showed why Wildcats coach Rob Beveridge has big plans for this player, Weigh had 18 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals. Shawn Redhage (203-F-81, agency: Warren Sports International, college: Arizona St.) continued his form for the Wildcats with 23 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists. Crocs 85 - 91 Wildcats.
(205-F-79, college: Michigan St.) 16 points and Craig Winder (188-G-84, agency: Prossin Sports Management, college: Texas) 15 points. 36ers 87 - 75 Kings.
(202-F-83, college: Metro St.) continues to shine with 17 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block. The Breakers were all systems go, Gary Wilkinson
(206-F-82, college: Utah St.) lead with 23 points, Thomas Abercrombie
(198-G/F-87, college: Washington St.) scored 15 points, Kevin Braswell
(188-G-79, agency: Priority Sports, college: Georgetown) chipped in 14 off the bench while NBL superstar Kirk Penney (196-G-80, college: Wisconsin) played his first game back since missing out on a NBA contract in 25 minutes Penney scored 13 points, pulled down 5 rebounds and dished out 2 assists. Blaze 81 - 96 Breakers.| Points Per Game | ||||||||||||||||||||
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(193-G-84, college: San Diego St.) was the top scorer for the winners with 19 points while Simeon Iliev (202-F-89, agency: Interperformances) scored 20 for the hosts. *by Valentin Anguelov
(199-G/F-81, agency: Strategic Sports, college: Mississippi) had 28 points for the winners and Stanislav Govedarov
(185-G-80) added 19 for the visitors. *by Valentin Anguelov
(198-F-76) had 16 for Spartak. *by Valentin Anguelov
(193-G-84, college: San Diego St.) was the top scorer for the winners with 19 points while Simeon Iliev (202-F-89, agency: Interperformances) scored 20 for the hosts.
(198-F-76) had 16 for Spartak.
(199-G/F-81, agency: Strategic Sports, college: Mississippi) had 28 points for the winners and Stanislav Govedarov
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(198-F-83, college: W.Carolina) and Wesley Channels. Andrius Slezas
(200-F-75) finally tied it for the hosts at 18 a piece on two made free-throws with 2:45 remaining, but Novy Jicin responded and took the first quarter 26-22. The second quarter started sloppily until a Benas Veikalas
(192-G-83, college: Metro St.) three at the seven minute mark gave Prostejov their first lead at 28-29. The teams then went back and fourth for the remainder of the quarter until another Veikalas three, his third of the first half, helped the hosts close the half up 43-50. It wasnt until the fourth quarter that Prostejov was able to flex their strength, behind the stellar play of Kyle Landry
(206-F-86, college: N.Arizona), to secure a comfortable lead and claim victory. Landry scored seven straight points to begin the final quarter, spurring a 12-4 run for Prostejov. Prostejov extended their lead to 71-80 on a Landry hook shot. The nail in the coffin was a drive and dish pass from Eugene Lawrence
(184-G-86, college: St.John's) to a wide open Jaroslav Prasil for three which extended the lead for Prostejov to 77-92, before finally running out the clock and coming away with a 78-92 victory. Andrius Slezas led all scorers with a game high 22 points on 7-11 shooting while Kyle Landry followed with 15 points and a game-high 9 rebounds. Robert Sarovic paced all Novy Jicin players with 17 points, but on 6-17 shooting. | DENMARK |
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(203-F-84, college: N.Carolina) stepped up with 17 points and Jacobsen Casey added 14. Anderson Dwayne poured in 11 points in the losing case.
(208-C-80, agency: Limelight Hoops, college: Canisius) led them all with 17 points. Skinn Tony ended up with 10 points in the losing effort.
(198-G-79) poured in 19 points for the hosts and Campbell Louis added 11. Jordan Michael and Bernard Wayne netted 15 points each in defeat.
(198-F-85, agency: Court Side, college: Radford) poured in 24 points for the guests and Watts Dane followed him with 18. Famutimi Olumuyiwa netted 16 points for the hosts, while Haynes DeAndre and Brempong Ransford scored 14 apiece.
(180-G-84, agency: Limelight Hoops, college: S.Indiana) erupted with 28 points for the winners and Harris Jaivon nailed 19. Dorris Mark finished the game with 30 points and Pryor Quentin had 20 points and 10 boards.
(206-F-86, agency: Interperformances, college: Virginia Tech) and Guenther Per posted 15 points each to lead all the winners, while Trice Roderick and Betz Sebastian added 10 apiece. Allen Derrick ended up with 24 points for ALBA.
(206-C-81, agency: Limelight Hoops) and Dominik Bahiense de Mello
(190-G-85, agency: Pro One Sports). 'The derby atmosphere was great. I could hear the Giessen fans very well and it was fun to see which fans could be the loudest. It is always fun to play here', said Giessen 46er guard Chase Griffin
(188-G-83, college: Pepperdine) For Skyliner energy bundle Quantez Robertson
(190-G-84, college: Auburn), he makes as much noise on the court as a hungry wild boar does when a little baby boar gets gets served food first, but after the game Super Tez was very reserved, but felt the Hessen derby flair. 'The atmosphere was good, but not as good as the Auburn-Alabama games, but I am very happy how well the fans supported us today. They helped us get back into the game. It is always important to get wins at home', stressed Skyliner guard Quantez Robertson
(190-G-84, college: Auburn). DaShaun Wood (185-G-85, college: Wright St.) played in his first German derby and remembered the rivalry with his school Wright State and Butler, but was impressed with the crowd enthusiasm in the Ballsporthalle. 'The Giessen fans brought a lot of energy, but our we had more fans and they got us going. Playing these type of games is what a player always dreams about', stated DaShaun Wood.
(198-F-83, agency: Interperformances, college: Illinois). The Giessen 46ers fall to 5-3, but have shown in all three loses that they can stick with the top teams in the BEKO BBL. The club lost Anthony Smith (196-G-86, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Liberty) in the first quarter with 3 minutes to play as he hurt his knee and he never returned. Smith belongs to the PSB (Powerful scoring boys) and was dearly missed. 'Smith averages 12 points and adds another dimension as a big guard playing against Moye. Well you can always say hindsight 20/20 what could have been if Smith would have played the whole game', commented Chase Griffin 'I dont really know what might have happened if Smith had continued to play. We didnt have Mckinney and he is one of our best players. Injuries happen in basketball and its apart of the game', stressed ex NBA player Roger Powell
(198-F-83, agency: Interperformances, college: Illinois). Giessen 46er coach Vladi Bogojevic deserves a lot of respect this season, because he began playing the bench from day one and has given valuable minutes to Germans like Jannik Freese
(211-F/C-86), Tim Schwartz (199-F-87) and Dirk Madrich
(211-C-83, agency: Court Side). 'When a player goes down, then othe rguys have to pick up the pieces and we have done that this season. If we hang our heads it will be difficult to win. This team has a lot of heart and is young and have much energy. We will face a lot adversity this season, and it will just be a matter of how we respond to it', stressed Chase Griffin
(193-G-82, college: Indiana) followed with two free throws. The Giessen offense machine wasnt stalling to much as they quickly showed why basketball is a game of runs going on a 6-0 run to cut the Frankfurt lead to 7-6. Giessen played very smart getting production inside from peacock who beat Muurinen, Ovcina scoring as the trailer coming in on the fast break getting a nice feed from Giorgi Gamqrelidze
(183-G-86, agency: Interperformances) and Ryan Brooks (193-G-81, college: Temple) making a catch and pop jumper. The game had a fast tempo and Wood scored inside giving Frankfurt the 9-6 lead, but Giessen would make a 6-0 run into a 11-2 run to take their first lead 11-9 as Brooks scored inside after getting a quick Ovcina pass after he had gotten an offensive rebound and another Ovcina lay in. Frankfurt got the lead back 12-11 as Ajene Moye drooped a three pointer. However Giessen would get the lead back and keep it until the en dof the first quarter. Peacock scored inside and made some free throws for the 15-12 Giessen lead. At the three minute mark, Anthony Smith (196-G-86, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Liberty) hurt himself and never returned. 'I am feeling better. It was tough watching the game from the bench. This was the first time since I was very young where I couldnt continue playing in a game. I dont think that we lost the game, because I didnt return. We have enough players that can step up', stressed Anthony Smith (196-G-86, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Liberty). The Giessen 46ers got support from the bench and timely shooting as Chase Griffin nailed a three pointer and Ovcina scored inside getting another pretty feed from Gamqrelidze as Giessen led 20-15. Wood scored inside and the quarter ended with two Brooks free throws and one free throw from Wood. The Giessen 46ers ahd the slim 22-18 advantage after ten minutes. 'I though that we played pretty good defense. Giessen got hot and we should of scored more. We missed some easy shots', said St Louis native Jimmy McKinney
(192-G-83, agency: Strategic Sports, college: Missouri) The Giessen 46ers were shooting 53% from the fiedl and 33% from outside while The Deutsche Bank Skyliners were shooting 43% from the field and 67% from outside. Frankfurt had the slight 8-7 rebound edge and three turnovers while Giessen had four.
(211-C-83, agency: Court Side) and Tim Schwartz (199-F-87) found themselves on the floor. The Giessen 46ers werent scoring in the first few minutes and Frankfurt didnt help their comeback cause by not scoring on their first three possessions. Giessen took advantage of the lax Frankfurt offense as Ovcina hit a three pointer giving the guest the 27-20 lead. Frankfurt then went on a 6-2 run to cut the Giessen lead to 29-26 as another athletic energy bundle #2 Roger Jordman Powell was inserted and scored six consecutive points. He started with a harmless dunk which made his Artland dunk look like the dunk of the century as Pascal Roller
(180-G-76) found the American all alone. Roger Powell
(198-F-83, agency: Interperformances, college: Illinois) then penetrated into the zone as if he was strolling on a comfortable Sunday afternoon while the Giessen defense was yelling mercy. Powell then outran the Giessen defense on the fast break scoring again. However Giessen stayed calm and collective playing their game and executing on offense keeping the lead as Griffin made a timely three pointer and then Gamqrelidze showed the crowd that he can also score with his quickness as he beat Wood. Giessen led 34-29. Giessen then closed out the second quarter with a 9-5 run to lead 43-32. In this run, Giessen showed how versatile their offense is as they gots coring from all over the court as Griffin scored scoring with his left hand and Peacock scored with a jumper from the top of the key as Giessen led 41-29. Peacock and Moye then traded baskets inside as Frankfurt trailed 43-32. Dominik Bahiense de Mello then scored with a finger tip roll lay in as Frankfurt trailed 43-34 at halftime. 'Giessen is a strong team and stronger than in the past. We knew it wouldt be easy, but we kept our composure in the second quarter and stayed with them ', stressed Jimmy McKinney The Giessen 46ers were shooting 44% from the field and 43% from the three point line while The Deutsche Bank Skyliners were shooting 48% from the field and 50% from the three point line. Frankfurt continued to have the rebounding edge 18-13, but seven turnovers while Giessen had five turnovers.
(206-C-81, agency: Limelight Hoops) then scored inside getting a nice lob pass from Wood as Frankfurt had the lead back 52-50. Powell then made a monster block on Tyler Kepkay (183-G-87, college: Utah) swatting the ball back to Hochst train station and he then scored on a lay up as Frankfurt led 55-50. 'We played better defense, rebounded better and made easy shots', stressed Quantez Robertson
(190-G-84, college: Auburn). 'Frankfurt was a totally different team in the second half. They were attacking the ball more and had much better team defense which made it harder for us', stressed Chase Griffin 'We stepped up our defense, got better into our offensive sets and got easy buckets', said Jimmy Mcinney. The Deutsche Bank Skyliners were shooting 50% from the field and 44% from the parking lot while The Giessen 46ers were shooting 40% from the field and 31% from the parking lot. Frankfurt still had the rebound edge 28-18 and eight turnovers while Giessen had ten turnovers.
(189-G-91) and Fabian Franke
(198-F-88) and on the last play of the game did a PRO B play as Franke nailed the open three pointer as Frankfurt won 82-64. 'We still had energy, but Frankfurt buckled down on defense not letting us run our plays the way we did in the first half and they just jumped all over us', added Chase Griffin'We increased our intensity in the second half and our fans helped us', stated Skyliner assistant coach Klaus Perwas . 'We didnt execute in the second half and couldnt do what we did in the first half. They got the momentum and kept rolling', said Giessen 46er guard Anthony Smith (196-G-86, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Liberty).
(198-F-83, agency: Interperformances, college: Illinois) added 18 points and five rebounds. Ajene Moye
(193-G-82, college: Indiana) chipped in with 12 points, four rebounds and five assists. The Giessen 46ers were led by Zachery Peacock (203-F-87, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Georgia Tech) with 16 points and six rebounds and Chase Griffin produced 14 points.
(198-F-83, agency: Interperformances, college: Illinois). The Deutsche Bank Skyliners host EnBW Ludwigsburg November 10th at 19:30.
(193-G/F-83, agency: Scorers 1st Sportmanagement, college: Morehead St.) is a 27 year old 193cm shooting guard/small forward from Eupora, Mississippi and is playing his second season with Phoenix Hagen. He started his college basketball career at Jackson State, before finishing at Morehead State from 2005-2007. In his senior year, he played 30 games averaging11.4ppg, 4.6rpg, 2.1apg, 1.1spg, FGP: 46.3%, 3Pts: 36.8%, FT: 71.7%. In 2007, he started his professional basketball career in Germany with FC Schalke 04 playing 29 games and averaging 15.1ppg, 4.3rpg, 2.2apg, Steals-1 (2.5spg), FGP: 55.8%, 3PT: 37.4%, FT: 75.2%. In 2008-2009 for Phoenix Hagen, he played 30 games averaging 14.7ppg, 3.8rpg, 3.0apg, 1.7spg, FGP: 60.5%, 3PT: 30.3%, FT: 75.2. He spoke to eurobasket after the loss in Goettingen. Last season, he played 33 games: 8.8ppg, 3.1rpg, 1.4apg, 1.1spg, FGP: 40.9%, 3PT: 39.3%, FT: 72.9%. He spoke to eurobasket before the game against BBC Bayreuth November 7th.
(193-G-84, agency: Limelight Hoops, college: Holy Cross) is a 26 year old 193cm guard from Queens Village, New York. This season, he is playing for The New York Phantoms Braunschweig. He played at Holy Cross from 2002-2006 and played together with ex Skyliner Keith Simmons. In his senior year, he played 31 games averaging 17.6ppg, 6.3rpg, 3.5apg, 3.3spg, FG: 38.1%, 3PT: 33.2%, FT: 77.7%. In his rookie season 2006-2007, he came to Europe and played in Poland for Polpak Swiecie playing 19 games and averaging 13.0ppg, 4.5rpg, 3.8apg, Steals-2 (2.3spg), 2FGP: 44.8%, 3PT: 38.2%, FT: 64.2%. In 2007-2008, he played in France for Besancon Basket Comte Doubs (France-ProB) playing 2 games and averaging 6.0ppg, 2.5rpg, 2.5apg. He also had a short tenure in Mexico with Pioneros de Quintana Roo-Cancun. In 2008-2009, he returned back to Poland to play for SKK Kotwica Kolobrzeg playing 32 games averaging 11.0ppg, 5.1rpg, Assists-1 (6.4apg), Steals-1 (2.8spg), FGP: 43.6%, 3PT: 32.6%, FT: 66.5%. He was not lazy in the last three summers staying in game shape and playing in Puerto Rico playing 90 games. In tue summer of 2009, he played for Indios de Mayaguez playing 35 games and averaging 10.5ppg, 4.7rpg, Assists-3 (6.3apg), Steals-2 (1.7spg), FGP: 45.4%, 3PT: 28.1%, FT: 70.6%. His father was a draft pick of The Boston Celtics in 1980. Last season, he played his first season in Braunschweig playing 39 games: 10.1ppg, 3.8rpg, Assists-3 (5.4apg), Steals-2 (1.9spg), FGP: 63.7%, 3PT: 33.9%, FT: 77.6%. He spoke to eurobasket before the game against the Artland Dragons November 7th.| Points Per Game | ||||||||||||||||||||
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SUNRISE SCAFATI: Levin 13, Casini 3, Amoni, Portannese, Hunter 17, Baldassarre 9, Fattori 3, Davis 11, Chiacig 21, Avanzini.
FASTWEB CASALE: Malaventura 2, Gentile, Hickman 10, Nnamaka 6, Pierich 10, Masciadri, Taylor 9, Chiotti 4, Fantoni 17, Ferrero 4.
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(6'4''-G-86, college: E.Washington) wasn't thinking about redemption on Sunday night. He might have gotten some anyway. Stuckey finished a tumultuous five-day stretch with 21 points and nine assists to help the Detroit Pistons beat the Golden State Warriors 102-97. Golden State, which hasn't lost in four home games, is now 0-2 on the road. Richard Hamilton (6'7''-G-78, college: Connecticut) had 27 poionts and 5 rebounds, while Charlie Villanueva added 16 points and 10 rebounds off the bench for Detroit, and Tayshaun Prince scored 14. Monta Ellis led Golden State with 24 points and Dorell Wright had 19. *Courtesy of www.cbssports.com| NCAA1 |
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(206-F-82, college: Utah St.) had his best numbers of the season adding 7 rebounds to a game high 23 points that included 3 from 4 three pointers. Tom Abercrombie was again in the thick of the action coming up with 15 points, 8 rebounds, 3 blocks, 1 assist and a steal. Mention also to Dillon Boucher who contributed 6 points and 6 rebounds, those rebounds taking him past 600 for the club, only the fourth Breaker to achieve this mark
(183-G-83, agency: Priority Sports, college: Iowa St.) stared for the Crocs with 19 points, 2 assists. Young international player Stephen Weigh (198-G/F-87) enjoyed being back in his home state and he showed why Wildcats coach Rob Beveridge has big plans for this player, Weigh had 18 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals. Shawn Redhage (203-F-81, agency: Warren Sports International, college: Arizona St.) continued his form for the Wildcats with 23 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists. Crocs 85 - 91 Wildcats.
(205-F-79, college: Michigan St.) 16 points and Craig Winder (188-G-84, agency: Prossin Sports Management, college: Texas) 15 points. 36ers 87 - 75 Kings.
(202-F-83, college: Metro St.) continues to shine with 17 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block. The Breakers were all systems go, Gary Wilkinson
(206-F-82, college: Utah St.) lead with 23 points, Thomas Abercrombie
(198-G/F-87, college: Washington St.) scored 15 points, Kevin Braswell
(188-G-79, agency: Priority Sports, college: Georgetown) chipped in 14 off the bench while NBL superstar Kirk Penney (196-G-80, college: Wisconsin) played his first game back since missing out on a NBA contract in 25 minutes Penney scored 13 points, pulled down 5 rebounds and dished out 2 assists. Blaze 81 - 96 Breakers.| NIGERIA |
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(200-G/F-80, agency: BeoExcell). The 30-year-old guard started the season in Sloga in Serbia. He averaged 17.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists per appearance. Last season Slavisa Bogavac played for ISS Sportino. The guard tallied 7.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.0 assists per PLK game.| Points Per Game | ||||||||||||||||||||
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