Four friendly games and four victories – Anwil Wloclawek launched the campaign of the following season very efficiently. The team of Emir Mutapcic did not give any chances to its opponents and won all the matches easily.
Four friendly games and four victories – Anwil Wloclawek launched the campaign of the following season very efficiently. The team of Emir Mutapcic did not give any chances to its opponents and won all the matches easily.
The game against Focus Mall Sudety Jelenia Gora held during the team’s preparation camp in Karpacz. It was the first occasion for the coaching staff to watch how do the players present in game conditions and some of them impressed the coaches. Corsley Edwards and John Allen scored 32 points and Anwil won swimmingly 78:49.
After team’s return, the Rottweilers played two games in its arena Champions’ Court and won both: against Sportino Inowroclaw 86:68 and against AZS Polframex Kutno 81:71. Edwards shined as well as in the previous game and scored respectively 14 and 26 points, while Allen added respectively 15 and 13. The headcoach Emir Mutapcic was also satisfied with the form of Seid Hajric and Louis Hinnant. Bosnian-Polish forward had a great impact from the bench while American point guard controlled the pace of the offense and created the game very easily.
Corsley Edwards got a little injury before the fourth friendly game so the head coach decided to let him rest. It meant Seid Hajric and Marshall Moses received more minutes on the floor in an away battle against PBG Basket Poznan. That first guy used his time and turned out to be the best scorer of the team with 17 points and Anwil finished the game winning 69:60. Allen also had 17 while Lukasz Majewski added 11 points.
Anwil Wloclawek – Focus Mall Sudety Jelenia Gora 78:49
Anwil Wloclawek – Sportino Inowroclaw 86:68 (18:13, 24:17, 23:20, 21:18)
(Allen 15, Hajrić 14, Edwards 14, Hinnant 11)
Anwil Wloclawek – AZS Polframex Kutno 81:71 (19:21, 20:13, 25:27, 17:10)
(Edwards 26, Allen 13, Hajrić 12, Hinnant 10, Majewski 7, Wołoszyn 5, Moses 4, Nowakowski 4, Sokołowski 0, Glabas 0)
Anwil Wloclawek – PBG Basket Poznan 69:60 (20:13, 20:14, 17:16, 12:17)
(Allen 17, Hajrić 17, Majewski 11, Hinnant 7, Glabas 5, Wołoszyn 5, Nowakowski 4, Moses 3)