Eurobasket.com All-Swiss LNA Awards 2017 - Jun 15, 2017
Eurobasket.com All-Swiss LNA 1st Team 2017
Carey
Young
Mladjan
Heath
Krstanovic
Finals MVP: Brandon Young (193-G-91) of Monthey Player of the Year: Brandon Young (193-G-91) of Monthey Guard of the Year: Brandon Young (193-G-91) of Monthey Forward of the Year: Marko Mladjan (205-F-93) of Geneve Lions Center of the Year: Zoran Krstanovic (204-F/C-82) of Neuchatel Bosman Player of the Year: Zoran Krstanovic (204-F/C-82) of Neuchatel Import Player of the Year: Brandon Young (193-G-91) of Monthey Domestic Player of the Year: Marko Mladjan (205-F-93) of Geneve Lions Defensive Player of the Year: Karl Cochran (185-G-92) of Lausanne Youth Player of the Year: Arnaud Cotture (203-PF-95) of Fribourg Coach of the Year: Niksa Bavcevic of Monthey
Monthey rolled past Geneve Lions to celebrate LNA title. The guests took control from the first minutes by winning first half. But Geneve Lions won third quarter 17-14. However it was not enough to take a lead and get a victory that evening. The former international power forward Jonathan Dubas (204-91) had a double-double by scoring 16 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals to lead the charge for the winners and American forward Markel Humphrey (198-86, college: Marshall, agency: Three Eye Sports) chipped in 19 points and 5 rebounds during the contest. Four Monthey players scored in double figures. The best for the losing side was American swingman Antonio Ballard (196-88, college: Miami, OH) with 16 points and 9 rebounds and the former international forward Marko Mladjan (205-93) produced a double-double by scoring 12 points and 10 rebounds. Geneve Lions' coach rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. Top scorers: Geneve Lions: A.Ballard 16+9reb+1ast, M.Mladjan 12+10reb, D.Milka 12+2reb, C.Timberlake 9+4reb+5ast, C.Williams 8+4reb+2ast, P.Gravet 5+7reb+1ast Monthey: M.Humphrey 19+5reb+3ast, B.Young 16+6reb+4ast, J.Dubas 16+13reb+5ast, R.Maza 10+6reb, J.Heath 9+8reb, M.Maruotto 5+4reb+1ast
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Monthey clinch Coupe de la Ligue in Montreux - Feb 5, 2017
Monthey - Fribourg Olympic 85-71
Monthey clinch Coupe de la Ligue in Montreux 85-71. The team pushed the tempo in the second half to grab the first title of year 2017. Even thought Monthey posted a 21-19 rally in the start of the game, they could not control the first half. Fribourg Olympic answered with a 21-17 run in the second period for a 2-point half-time advantage. The second half however fully belonged to the winning side of the game. Monthey won the third quarter 21-16 and closed the game with a final 25-16 burst. Jonathan Dubas (204-F/C-91) stepped up with 20 points and 10 rebounds, while Markel Humphrey (198-F-86, college: Marshall, agency: Three Eye Sports) and Mikael Maruotto (201-SF-91) notched 16 each. Justin Roberson (186-PG-93, college: La-Monroe) replied with 17 points in a loss and Arnaud Cotture (203-PF-95), Travis Taylor (203-F-90, college: Xavier) and Derek Wright (179-PG-86, college: Austin Peay St.) added 11 each.
Lions de Geneve edge BBC Monthey to capture Cup title - Apr 8, 2017
Lions de Geneve - BBC Monthey 78-77
Lions de Geneve celebrate Coupe Swiss at the home court. They grabbed a 78-77 win against BBC Monthey in Geneve for the first title in 2017. BBC Monthey looked better in the first half and managed to win both quarters. They posted a 23-18 run in the first one and added an 18-12 rally in the second frame. Moreover the guests increased to 4 more points sealing a 25-21 edge in the third period. Lions de Geneve however erupted with a massive 27-11 surge to win the game. Marko Mladjan (205-F-93) stepped up with 16 points for the hosts and Chad Timberlake (194-G-84, college: Fair Dickinson, agency: BeoBasket) notched 15. Brandon Garrett (206-F-90, college: Murray St.) scored 12 and Ballard Antonio ended up with 11. Markel Humphrey (198-F-86, college: Marshall, agency: Three Eye Sports) answered with 24 points in a loss and Brandon Young (193-G-91, college: De Paul) collected 19 points and 10 assists.
Fribourg Olympic celebrate SuperCup title - Oct 9, 2016
Fribourg Olympic - Union Neuchatel Basket 75:55
Fribourg Olympic celebrate Super Cup title with a confident win over Union Neuchatel Basket. Fribourg Olympic pushed the tempo in the second half for a 75-55 win. Fribourg grabbed a 25-16 lead at the end of the first period and had 9 points advantage at the half-time. They led 57-49 after 30 minutes and then dominated the last stanza. Dusan Mladjan (198-G/F-86) was named MVP of the Finals with 19 points.
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