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Basketball Champions League Play-Offs 2021
Q.Finals Semis Finals Semis Q.Finals
H.Holon  77
Burgos  86
Tenerife  86
Strasbour  88
Burgos  81
Strasbour  70
Burgos  64
Pinar Kars  59
Zaragoza  79
Pinar Kars  84
N.Novgor  78
Zaragoza  86
Nymbur  73
Pinar Kars  84
3-4 Place
May 9:Strasbo. 77-89Zaragoza
FINAL
May 9:Burgos  64-59  Pinar Kar.
May 7:Zaragoza 79-84Pinar Kar.
May 7:Burgos  81-70  Strasbo.
May 6:Tenerife 86-88 OTStrasbo.
May 6:H.Holon 77-86Burgos
May 5:N.Novgo. 78-86Zaragoza
May 5:Nymburk 73-84Pinar Kar.
Group I
Apr.6:H.Holon 71-90Tofas
Apr.6:Pinar Kar.  107-88  Brindisi
Group J
Apr.6:Igokea  64-58  VEF Riga
Apr.6:Tenerife  89-60  Burgos
Group K
Apr.7:AEK  79-78  N.Novgo.
Apr.7:Strasbo.  91-81  Turk Tele.
Group L
Apr.8:Nymburk  98-78  Zaragoza
Apr.8:Sassari  83-72  Bamberg
Apr.6:Sassari 73-91Nymburk
Group I
Mar.31:Brindisi 79-81H.Holon
Mar.30:Tofas  90-79  Pinar Kar.
Group J
Apr.1:Burgos  83-71  Igokea
Mar.31:VEF Riga 64-77Tenerife
Group K
Mar.31:N.Novgo. 87-97Strasbo.
Mar.31:Turk Tele.  78-66  AEK
Group L
Mar.30:Bamberg 80-91Nymburk
Mar.30:Zaragoza  105-88  Sassari
Round 3
Apr.1:Bamberg  92-86  Sassari
Apr.1:Zaragoza  90-71  Nymburk
Mar.30:Igokea  77-75  Burgos
Group I
Mar.24:Tofas 72-91Brindisi
Mar.23:Pinar Kar. 76-77H.Holon
Group J
Mar.24:VEF Riga 45-67Burgos
Mar.23:Tenerife  80-75  Igokea
Group K
Mar.25:N.Novgo.  88-60  AEK
Mar.23:N.Novgo.  96-82  Turk Tele.
Mar.23:Strasbo.  91-73  AEK
Group L
Mar.23:Bamberg  117-76  Zaragoza
Group I
Mar.17:H.Holon 63-72Pinar Kar.
Mar.16:Brindisi  77-75  Tofas
Group J
Mar.17:Tenerife  77-64  VEF Riga
Group K
Mar.17:Turk Tele. 71-84N.Novgo.
Mar.16:AEK  77-68  Strasbo.
Group I
Mar.9:Brindisi  83-79  Pinar Kar.
Mar.9:Tofas 81-93H.Holon
Group J
Mar.9:VEF Riga 75-91Igokea
Mar.9:Burgos  101-79  Tenerife
Group K
Mar.10:AEK  74-65  Turk Tele.
Mar.10:Strasbo. 68-73N.Novgo.
Group L
Mar.10:Zaragoza  77-65  Bamberg
Mar.9:Nymburk  90-89  Sassari
Group I
Mar.3:H.Holon  87-85  Brindisi
Mar.3:Pinar Kar.  78-70  Tofas
Group J
Mar.3:Igokea 62-82Tenerife
Mar.2:Burgos  76-75  VEF Riga
Group K
Mar.2:Turk Tele.  83-76  Strasbo.
Group L
Mar.2:Nymburk  91-87  Bamberg
Mar.2:Sassari 83-95Zaragoza
Group E
Jan.26:Rytas  81-77  Strasbo.
Jan.26:VEF Riga  60-57  Peristeri
Group F
Jan.27:Bamberg  83-68  Fortitudo
Jan.27:Pinar Kar.  85-76  Bilbao
Group G
Jan.26:Turk Tele.  94-86  Igokea
Jan.26:Limoges  88-83  H.Jerusa.
Group H
Jan.27:Oostende  77-67  Darussaf.
Jan.27:Brindisi 86-90Burgos
Group A
Jan.20:Galatasa. 81-92Sassari
Jan.20:Bakken  96-78  Tenerife
Group B
Jan.19:Keravnos 44-79Dijon
Jan.19:Nymburk 97-103Tofas
Group C
Jan.20:Tsmoki-Mi. 90-95AEK
Jan.20:H.Holon  89-71  Cholet
Group D
Jan.19:Zaragoza  94-82  Start
Jan.18:N.Novgo.  73-68  Szombath.
Group B
Jan.12:Dijon 61-90Tofas
Group E
Jan.13:Strasbo.  101-94  VEF Riga
Jan.12:Peristeri  81-74  Rytas
Group F
Jan.12:Bamberg  90-75  Bilbao
Jan.12:Fortitudo 65-78Pinar Kar.
Group G
Jan.13:H.Jerusa. 77-78Turk Tele.
Jan.12:Igokea  76-73  Limoges
Group H
Jan.13:Darussaf. 83-87Brindisi
Jan.12:Burgos  88-73  Oostende
Group A
Jan.6:Tenerife  115-85  Sassari
Jan.5:Bakken  96-78  Galatasa.
Group B
Jan.6:Tofas  78-67  Keravnos
Jan.6:Nymburk  94-54  Dijon
Group C
Jan.5:H.Holon  77-71  AEK
Jan.5:Cholet  89-71  Tsmoki-Mi.
Group D
Jan.6:Start 59-83Szombath.
Jan.5:N.Novgo. 92-98Zaragoza
Group F
Jan.5:Pinar Kar.  80-69  Fortitudo
Group D
Dec.23:N.Novgo.  78-65  Start
Dec.22:Szombath.  94-86  Zaragoza
Group E
Dec.23:VEF Riga  84-60  Rytas
Dec.22:Peristeri 76-79Strasbo.
Group F
Dec.23:Bilbao  82-54  Fortitudo
Dec.23:Pinar Kar. 70-76Bamberg
Group G
Dec.24:H.Jerusa.  84-68  Igokea
Dec.23:Limoges 70-75Turk Tele.
Dec.22:Igokea  75-73  H.Jerusa.
Group H
Dec.22:Darussaf. 71-74Burgos
Dec.22:Brindisi  93-81  Oostende
Group A
Dec.16:Sassari 71-91Bakken
Dec.15:Galatasa. 89-104Tenerife
Group B
Dec.15:Keravnos 69-102Nymburk
Group C
Dec.15:Tsmoki-Mi. 71-75H.Holon
Dec.15:AEK 70-79Cholet
Group D
Dec.16:Start 66-85N.Novgo.
Dec.16:Zaragoza  85-76  Szombath.
Dec.9:Szombath. 88-93N.Novgo.
Group E
Dec.8:Strasbo.  77-57  Peristeri
Dec.8:Rytas 81-85VEF Riga
Group F
Dec.8:Bamberg  83-82  Pinar Kar.
Dec.8:Fortitudo 64-69Bilbao
Group G
Dec.9:Turk Tele.  76-73  Limoges
Group H
Dec.9:Oostende 80-92Brindisi
Dec.9:Burgos  100-70  Darussaf.
Group A
Nov.18:Bakken 84-91Sassari
Nov.17:Tenerife  85-72  Galatasa.
Group B
Nov.18:Tofas 81-87Dijon
Nov.18:Nymburk  96-69  Keravnos
Group C
Nov.17:H.Holon 69-79Tsmoki-Mi.
Nov.17:AEK  83-81  Cholet
Group H
Nov.18:Burgos  93-71  Brindisi
Group A
Nov.11:Galatasa.  91-81  Bakken
Group B
Nov.10:Tofas 93-96Nymburk
Group C
Nov.11:AEK  95-69  Tsmoki-Mi.
Nov.10:H.Holon  73-63  Cholet
Group D
Nov.11:Zaragoza  78-75  N.Novgo.
Group E
Nov.10:Peristeri 81-84VEF Riga
Nov.10:Strasbo. 81-83Rytas
Group F
Nov.10:Bilbao 71-77Bamberg
Group G
Nov.11:Igokea  77-66  Turk Tele.
Nov.11:H.Jerusa.  81-75  Limoges
Group H
Nov.11:Brindisi  92-81  Darussaf.
Nov.10:Oostende  99-98  Burgos
Group A
Nov.4:Sassari  92-72  Tenerife
Group B
Nov.3:Keravnos 74-84Tofas
Nov.3:Dijon  85-61  Nymburk
Group C
Nov.4:Tsmoki-Mi.  82-75  Cholet
Nov.4:AEK  100-96  H.Holon
Group D
Nov.3:Szombath.  84-75  Start
Group E
Oct.28:VEF Riga 75-77Strasbo.
Oct.27:Rytas 88-106Peristeri
Group F
Oct.27:Bilbao 72-81Pinar Kar.
Oct.27:Fortitudo 63-100Bamberg
Group G
Oct.28:Limoges  80-75  Igokea
Oct.27:Turk Tele.  98-94  H.Jerusa.
Group H
Oct.28:Darussaf.  79-74  Oostende
Group A
Oct.21:Sassari  93-84  Galatasa.
Oct.20:Tenerife  98-73  Bakken
Group B
Oct.20:Dijon  91-79  Keravnos
Group D
Oct.21:Start 85-86Zaragoza
Sep.25:Belfius M 71-86Bakken
Sep.25:Igokea  70-64  Sporting
Sep.24:Keravnos  60-57  Groningen
Sep.24:Tsmoki-Mi.  69-59  Neptunas
Sep.23:Bakken  91-71  H.Tel-A.
Sep.23:Fribourg 78-84Sporting
Sep.23:Anwil 69-81Belfius M
Sep.23:Cluj Nap. 75-82Igokea
Sep.22:Groningen  88-53  Dnipro
Sep.22:Neptunas  77-73  London L.
Sep.22:Keravnos  96-94  Iraklis
Sep.22:Tsmoki-Mi.  73-65  Balkan
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Basketball Champions League Standings
Group I
1
H.HolonIsrael
4-2
2
Pinar KarsiyakaTurkey
3-3
3
BrindisiItaly
3-3
4
TofasTurkey
2-4
Group J
1
TenerifeSpain
5-1
2
BurgosSpain
4-2
3
IgokeaBosnia
3-3
4
VEF RigaLatvia
0-6
Group K
1
N.NovgorodRussia
4-2
2
StrasbourgFrance
3-3
3
AEKGreece
3-3
4
Turk TelekomTurkey
2-4
Group L
1
NymburkCzech Republic
5-1
2
ZaragozaSpain
4-2
3
BambergGermany
2-4
4
SassariItaly
1-5
Season 2020-2021
All Games
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Stats
Basketball Champions League Stage One Standings
Group A
1
TenerifeSpain
4-2
2
SassariItaly
4-2
3
BakkenDenmark
3-3
4
GalatasarayTurkey
1-5
Group B
1
TofasTurkey
4-2
2
NymburkCzech Republic
4-2
3
DijonFrance
4-2
4
KeravnosCyprus
0-6
Group C
1
H.HolonIsrael
4-2
2
AEKGreece
4-2
3
CholetFrance
2-4
4
Tsmoki-MinskBelarus
2-4
Group D
1
ZaragozaSpain
5-1
2
N.NovgorodRussia
4-2
3
SzombathelyHungary
3-3
4
StartPoland
0-6
Group E
1
StrasbourgFrance
4-2
2
VEF RigaLatvia
4-2
3
Peristeri GSGreece
2-4
4
RytasLithuania
2-4
Group F
1
BambergGermany
6-0
2
Pinar KarsiyakaTurkey
4-2
3
BilbaoSpain
2-4
4
Fortitudo BOItaly
0-6
Group G
1
Turk TelekomTurkey
5-1
2
IgokeaBosnia
3-3
3
H.JerusalemIsrael
2-4
4
LimogesFrance
2-4
Group H
1
BurgosSpain
5-1
2
BrindisiItaly
4-2
3
OostendeBelgium
2-4
4
DarussafakaTurkey
1-5
Player of the Week
Tony Taylor

Pinar Karsiyaka
(184-PG)

Stats Leaders
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
BPG
Colson_Bonzie_1

Stra.
(198-SF-96)
Avg: 18.1

Colson Jr.
18.1
Peterson
17.9
Morgan
17.6
Langford
17.5
Harris
17.5
Hereda San Pablo Burgos crowned FIBA Intercontinental Cup 2021 champions (Photo: fiba.basketball)
Burgos top Karsiyaka to celebrate back-to-back titles (Photo: BCL)
San Pablo Inmobiliaria Miraflores Burgos 2020-21
Joan Penarroya Joan Penarroya Penarroya
Omar-Sharif Cook
Cook
Thaddus McFadden
McFadden
Kenneth Horton
Horton
Jasiel Rivero
Rivero
Vitor Benite
Benite
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo Nat
20  Omar-Sharif Cook 186 (6'1'') PG 82 USA Montenegro
12  Thaddus McFadden 188 (6'2'') G 87 USA Georgia
30  Kenneth Horton 201 (6'7'') F 89 USA
14  Jasiel Rivero 204 (6'9'') F/C 93 Cuba
8  Vitor Benite 192 (6'4'') SG 90 Brazil
32  Alex Renfroe 191 (6'3'') PG 86 USA Bosnia
1  Dejan Kravic 211 (6'11'') C/F 90 Serbia Canada
22  Xavier Rabaseda 196 (6'5'') F/G 89 Spain
11  Miquel Salvo-Llambrich 205 (6'9'') F/C 94 Spain
 Predrag Savic 203 (6'8'') PF 04 Serbia
23  Goran Huskic 210 (6'11'') C 92 Serbia
28  Oliver Bieshaar 202 (6'8'') C 01 Holland
77  Kristian Kullamaee 194 (6'5'') PG 99 Estonia
7  Kareem Queeley 193 (6'4'') F 01 United Kingdom Saint Kitts
18  Jordan Sakho 209 (6'10'') C 97 DR Congo
33  Alberto Alonso 200 (6'7'') F/C 01 Spain
9  Alex Barrera 198 (6'6'') G/F 92 Spain
Head Coach: Joan Penarroya
Coach Assistant: Francisco Hernandez
Coach Assistant: Alberto Codeso
Eurobasket.com All-Basketball Champions League Awards 2021 - May 10, 2021

Finals MVP: Brazil Vitor Benite (192-SG-90) of Burgos
Player of the Year: USA Bonzie Colson Jr. (198-SF-96) of Strasbourg
Best Young Player: France Yoan Makoundou (206-F/C-00) of Cholet
Coach of the Year: Zoran Lukic of N.Novgorod

Eurobasket.com All-Basketball Champions League 1st Team 2021
Bonzie Colson Jr.
Colson Jr.
C.J. Harris
Harris
Raymar Morgan
Morgan
Kasey Shepherd
Shepherd
Giorgi Shermadini
Shermadini

1st Team
USA Bonzie Colson Jr. (198-SF-96) of Strasbourg
USA C.J. Harris (191-SG-91) of H.Holon
USA Raymar Morgan (202-F-88) of Pinar Karsiyaka
USA Kasey Shepherd (189-G-94) of N.Novgorod
Georgia Giorgi Shermadini (217-C-89) of Tenerife

Eurobasket.com All-Basketball Champions League 2nd Team 2021
Ennis
Ennis
Thompson
Thompson
Rivero
Rivero
Prewitt
Prewitt
Kyser
Kyser

2nd Team
Canada Dylan Ennis (187-PG-91) of Zaragoza
USA Darius Thompson (193-PG-95) of Brindisi
Cuba Jasiel Rivero (204-F/C-93) of Burgos
USA Omar Prewitt (201-SF-94) of Nymburk
USA Michale Kyser (207-PF-91) of VEF Riga
Burgos top Karsiyaka to celebrate back-to-back titles - May 9, 2021

FINAL
Burgos - Pinar Karsiyaka 64-59

Burgos clinched back-to-back Champions League titles. They overcame Pinar Karsiyaka in the championship game in Nizhny Novgorod to defend the title. Burgos took control from the first minutes by winning the initial quarter 15-13. But Pinar Karsiyaka won second period 15-14. However it was not enough to take a lead and get a victory that evening. Worth to mention a great performance of American-Bosnian point guard Alex Renfroe (191-86, college: Belmont, agency: BeoBasket) who helped to win the game recording 14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Brazilian Vitor Benite (192-90) contributed with 15 points for the winners and was named the MVP. Senegalese-French Amath MBaye (205-89, college: Oklahoma) answered with 17 points and 8 rebounds and American forward Raymar Morgan (202-88, college: Michigan St.) added 13 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for Pinar Karsiyaka. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game.
Top scorers:
Burgos: V.Benite 15+2reb+2ast, A.Renfroe 14+6reb+4ast, J.Rivero 9+5reb+1ast, D.Kravic 8+8reb, M.Salvo 5+3reb, T.McFadden 5+1ast
Pinar Karsiyaka: A.M'Baye 17+8reb+1ast, R.Morgan 13+6reb+1ast, M.Birsen 10+6reb, T.Taylor 8+2reb+4ast, D.Kennedy 5+4reb+1ast, O.Bitim 2
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3-4 Place
Strasbourg - Zaragoza 77-89

Zaragoza defeated Strasbourg to step onto the pedestal as they claimed the third position. Zaragoza led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. They made 18-of-23 free shots (78.3 percent) during the game. Zaragoza looked well-organized offensively handing out 26 assists. 27 personal fouls committed by SIG Strasbourg helped opponents get some easy free throw opportunities. Canadian-Jamaican point guard Dylan Ennis (187-91, college: Oregon, agency: BeoBasket) fired 24 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists for the winners. Forward Jonathan Barreiro (205-97) chipped in 16 points and 7 rebounds. Five Zaragoza players scored in double figures. Zaragoza's coach used a ten-player rotation which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. American Bonzie Colson-Jr (198-96, college: Notre Dame) produced 22 points and Czech Jaromir Bohacik (197-92, agency: Octagon Europe) added 17 points (made all of his seven free throws) respectively for lost side.
Top scorers:
Zaragoza: D.Ennis 24+5reb+9ast, J.Barreiro 16+7reb+1ast, N.Brussino 10+4reb+1ast, E.Harris 10+1reb+4ast, J.Wiley 10+6reb+1ast, R.San Miguel 6+1reb+8ast
Strasbourg: B.Colson Jr. 22+4reb+3ast, J.Bohacik 17+4reb+2ast, D.Lansdowne 12+1reb+4ast, Y.Morin 8+5reb+2ast, I.Wainright 7+4reb+3ast, I.Joseph Udanoh 5+3reb


San Pablo Burgos clinch 2021 FIBA Intercontinental Cup title - Feb 7, 2021

San Pablo Burgos - Quimsa 82-73

San Pablo Burgos are 2021 FIBA Intercontinental Cup champions. They overcame Quimsa in Buenos Aires on Saturday to celebrate the trophy. Vitor Benite (192-SG-90) scored 19 points to pace the Spanish team. He was named the MVP.
Burgos got to a confident start. The European team sank 25 points in the first period to take a 5-point lead. They added 31 points in the second quarter to stay in charge. Burgos ensured a 56-32 halftime lead. Quimsa however improved defensively in the third term. The Argentinean team limited their opponents to just 11 points in the period to pull within 12 points at the final break. Quimsa held Burgos to 15 points in the fourth quarter but could not overcome the deficit as Burgos rallied to the victory. Thaddus McFadden (188-G-87, college: Fairmont St., agency: BeoBasket) produced 16 points for the winners. Brandon Robinson (196-SG-89, college: Clayton St.) answered with 25 points and 7 rebounds for Quimsa. Alejandro Diez (201-F-87) had 11 points in the loss.