The fourth quarter, in which Anwil Wloclawek allowed their opponents to score 28 points, decided about the hosts' loss 80:89. The Israeli Bnei Herzliyya won the scrimmage before the Kasztelan Basketball Cup 2013 tournament which starts on Saturday.
The fourth quarter, in which Anwil Wloclawek allowed their opponents to score 28 points, decided about the hosts' loss 80:89. The Israeli Bnei Herzliyya won the scrimmage before the Kasztelan Basketball Cup 2013 tournament which starts on Saturday.
Desite the lack of two important players (Mateusz Kostrzewski was absent due to a foot injury while Elijah Johnson got fired), so despite a narrow rotation, Anwil Wloclawek was going neck and neck with its stronger opponent, Bnei Herzliyya.
Piotr Pamula opened himself at the beginning of the second half, Mikolaj Witlinski gave a spark of six easy baskets coming off the bench while Keith Clanton maintained his good efficiency from the first period of the game, and Anwil was leading 63:61 after three quarters.
Unfortunately, the hosts' chase (Bnei had a margin of six with the break) turned out to be effortless as the players from Israel took advantage of their rivals' fatigue in the last quarter, and scoring even 28 points in the last ten minutes, they stole the win - 89:80.
Above-mentioned Keith Clanton had 22 points and eight rebounds, while Dusan Katnic added 12 points, seven assists and five rebounds.
For Bnei Chris Warren and Michael Umeh scored 44 of team's 89 points altogether.
Anwil Wloclawek - Bnei Herzliyya 80:89 (19:16, 16:25, 28:20, 17:28)
Anwil: Clanton 22, Katnic 12, Pamula 12, Mijatovic 10, Hajric 9, Sokolowski 9, Witlinski 6, Jankowski 0
Bnei: Warren 27, Umeh 17, Ebi 11, Donaldson 11, Chimol 8, Grunfeld 7, Lavie 6, Blayzer 2, Zalmanson 0
Desite the lack of two important players (Mateusz Kostrzewski was absent due to a foot injury while Elijah Johnson got fired), so despite a narrow rotation, Anwil Wloclawek was going neck and neck with its stronger opponent, Bnei Herzliyya.
Piotr Pamula opened himself at the beginning of the second half, Mikolaj Witlinski gave a spark of six easy baskets coming off the bench while Keith Clanton maintained his good efficiency from the first period of the game, and Anwil was leading 63:61 after three quarters.
Unfortunately, the hosts' chase (Bnei had a margin of six with the break) turned out to be effortless as the players from Israel took advantage of their rivals' fatigue in the last quarter, and scoring even 28 points in the last ten minutes, they stole the win - 89:80.
Above-mentioned Keith Clanton had 22 points and eight rebounds, while Dusan Katnic added 12 points, seven assists and five rebounds.
For Bnei Chris Warren and Michael Umeh scored 44 of team's 89 points altogether.
Anwil Wloclawek - Bnei Herzliyya 80:89 (19:16, 16:25, 28:20, 17:28)
Anwil: Clanton 22, Katnic 12, Pamula 12, Mijatovic 10, Hajric 9, Sokolowski 9, Witlinski 6, Jankowski 0
Bnei: Warren 27, Umeh 17, Ebi 11, Donaldson 11, Chimol 8, Grunfeld 7, Lavie 6, Blayzer 2, Zalmanson 0