Anwil Wloclawek beat Asseco Prokom Gdynia 76:66 in the first game of the play-offs quarterfinal. The guests' game plan projected playing basketball as quick as a flash and it eventually turned out to be successful. Anwil leads 1-0. The second game at Gdynia on Monday.
Anwil Wloclawek beat Asseco Prokom Gdynia 76:66 in the first game of the play-offs quarterfinal. The guests' game plan projected playing basketball as quick as a flash and it eventually turned out to be successful. Anwil leads 1-0. The second game at Gdynia on Monday.
Play-offs is the part of the season that belongs to the veterans - such a basketball is repeated at very possible opportunity when the regular season is over. And after the first game between Anwil Wloclawek and Asseco Prokom Gdynia it is needed to repeat it for the second time.
The headcoach Milija Bogicevic checked various offensive strategies out in the first half but after the break he didn't want to risk and send his most experienced players to the fight so Anwil was finishing the game with Krzysztof Szubarga, Przemyslaw Frasunkiewicz, Nikola Jovanovic and Ruben Boykin on the court.
Szubarga was playing a big game from the first ball (25 points, eight assists), while the other three scored 25 points in the third and fourth quarter, making six triples. The forwards were also defending well against the most versatile on the team of Asseco Prokom, Rasid Mahalbasic (12 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists).
Anwil started the game very bad and let Asseco Prokom take control of the game in the middle of the second quarter - the hosts were leading 36:22 and 41:27. Fortunately, the guests were able to return to the game finishing 12:2 before the break, while at the beginning of the season querter they gave the lead back when Jovanovic ended the fast-break after a no-look pass from Szubarga. It was the moment that Anwil believed in their chance and didn't let that chance go away.
Asseco Prokom Gdynia – Anwil Wloclawek (22:18, 21:21, 12:13, 11:24)
Asseco Prokom: Ponitka 14, Roszyk 12, Mahalbasic 12, Snieg 10, Szczotka 9, Zamojski 7, Witka 2
Anwil: Szubarga 25, Boykin 17, Jovanovic 14, Frasunkiewicz 6, Ginyard 5, Hajric 4, Sokolowski 2, Bartosz 2, Weeden 1, Eitutavicius 0
Play-offs is the part of the season that belongs to the veterans - such a basketball is repeated at very possible opportunity when the regular season is over. And after the first game between Anwil Wloclawek and Asseco Prokom Gdynia it is needed to repeat it for the second time.
The headcoach Milija Bogicevic checked various offensive strategies out in the first half but after the break he didn't want to risk and send his most experienced players to the fight so Anwil was finishing the game with Krzysztof Szubarga, Przemyslaw Frasunkiewicz, Nikola Jovanovic and Ruben Boykin on the court.
Szubarga was playing a big game from the first ball (25 points, eight assists), while the other three scored 25 points in the third and fourth quarter, making six triples. The forwards were also defending well against the most versatile on the team of Asseco Prokom, Rasid Mahalbasic (12 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists).
Anwil started the game very bad and let Asseco Prokom take control of the game in the middle of the second quarter - the hosts were leading 36:22 and 41:27. Fortunately, the guests were able to return to the game finishing 12:2 before the break, while at the beginning of the season querter they gave the lead back when Jovanovic ended the fast-break after a no-look pass from Szubarga. It was the moment that Anwil believed in their chance and didn't let that chance go away.
Asseco Prokom Gdynia – Anwil Wloclawek (22:18, 21:21, 12:13, 11:24)
Asseco Prokom: Ponitka 14, Roszyk 12, Mahalbasic 12, Snieg 10, Szczotka 9, Zamojski 7, Witka 2
Anwil: Szubarga 25, Boykin 17, Jovanovic 14, Frasunkiewicz 6, Ginyard 5, Hajric 4, Sokolowski 2, Bartosz 2, Weeden 1, Eitutavicius 0