Anwil Wloclawek won its fourth game in a row. In an away game, the team of Milija Bogicevic beat the Polish multichampion, Asseco Prokom Gdynia 75:72. It is the first victory over Asseco Prokom since April, 2008. Tony Weeden had 24 points, while Krzysztof Szubarga had a double-double.
Anwil Wloclawek won its fourth game in a row. In an away game, the team of Milija Bogicevic beat the Polish multichampion, Asseco Prokom Gdynia 75:72. It is the first victory over Asseco Prokom since April, 2008. Tony Weeden had 24 points, while Krzysztof Szubarga had a double-double.
The headcoach of Milija Bogicevic completely changed the situation in Anwil Wloclawek, but his adversaries imputed he battled against only average teams. On Sunday, at Gdynia, he proved that his players are able to beat even the Polish champions, Asseco Prokom Gdynia.
The guests were winning by eight in the second quarter (30:22) and eleven in the middle of the third one (56:45), but the hosts played hard enough to cut the whole lead five minutes to go with Lukasz Koszarek scoring a triple (65:67). However, Asseco Prokom missed ten of their next twelve field-goal attempts, allowing Anwil to retake the lead on fast breaks and free throw shots.
Tony Weeden was the first who made his two attemps from the line as thus sealed his amazing performances of 24 points, five triple and an extreme long range shot from his own half in the middle of the second quarter.
Marcus Ginyard (nine rebounds) and Krzysztof Szubarga (double-double of 10 points and 10 assists) added another four points from the line so the Alex Acker's lucky bank three pointer did not change the final result. Anwil captured the court of Gdynia for the first time since the champions have moved to the city.
It is worth adding that Przemyslaw Frasunkiewicz finished the game with 10 points and three blocks and he added a very important brick to the team's work.
Acker had 19 points and Jerel Blassingame scored 14 for the hosts.
Asseco Prokom Gdynia - Anwil Włocławek 72:75 (20:20, 17:24, 17:15, 18:16)
Asseco Prokom: Acker 19, Blassingame 14, Koszarek 10, Hrycaniuk 10, Robinson 10, Szczotka 6, Pamuła 3, Witka 0, Richards 0, Ponitka 0, Mahalbasić 0, Roszyk 0
Anwil: Weeden 24, Szubarga 12, Hajrić 11, Frasunkiewicz 10, Wright 7, Ginyard 4, Eitutavicius 3, Seweryn 2, Boykin 2
The headcoach of Milija Bogicevic completely changed the situation in Anwil Wloclawek, but his adversaries imputed he battled against only average teams. On Sunday, at Gdynia, he proved that his players are able to beat even the Polish champions, Asseco Prokom Gdynia.
The guests were winning by eight in the second quarter (30:22) and eleven in the middle of the third one (56:45), but the hosts played hard enough to cut the whole lead five minutes to go with Lukasz Koszarek scoring a triple (65:67). However, Asseco Prokom missed ten of their next twelve field-goal attempts, allowing Anwil to retake the lead on fast breaks and free throw shots.
Tony Weeden was the first who made his two attemps from the line as thus sealed his amazing performances of 24 points, five triple and an extreme long range shot from his own half in the middle of the second quarter.
Marcus Ginyard (nine rebounds) and Krzysztof Szubarga (double-double of 10 points and 10 assists) added another four points from the line so the Alex Acker's lucky bank three pointer did not change the final result. Anwil captured the court of Gdynia for the first time since the champions have moved to the city.
It is worth adding that Przemyslaw Frasunkiewicz finished the game with 10 points and three blocks and he added a very important brick to the team's work.
Acker had 19 points and Jerel Blassingame scored 14 for the hosts.
Asseco Prokom Gdynia - Anwil Włocławek 72:75 (20:20, 17:24, 17:15, 18:16)
Asseco Prokom: Acker 19, Blassingame 14, Koszarek 10, Hrycaniuk 10, Robinson 10, Szczotka 6, Pamuła 3, Witka 0, Richards 0, Ponitka 0, Mahalbasić 0, Roszyk 0
Anwil: Weeden 24, Szubarga 12, Hajrić 11, Frasunkiewicz 10, Wright 7, Ginyard 4, Eitutavicius 3, Seweryn 2, Boykin 2