He made his first shot with the third quarter buzzer. The last was made just 1,5 second to go. But it was the most important and decisive shot of the game. Krzysztof Szubarga, the captain of Anwil Wloclawek, sacked the pirates from Trefl Sopot and Anwil Wloclawek won at Ergo Arena 69:67.
He made his first shot with the third quarter buzzer. The last was made just 1,5 second to go. But it was the most important and decisive shot of the game. Krzysztof Szubarga, the captain of Anwil Wloclawek, sacked the pirates from Trefl Sopot and Anwil Wloclawek won at Ergo Arena 69:67.
The game was tight and neither of the teams was able to build a significant advantage for 25 minutes until the hosts activated three points shot. Sime Spralja was the first who made a triple but Filip Dylewicz and Marcin Stefanski followed in his footsteps shortly.
In that moment the scoreboard showed a 49:41 lead for Trefl - the biggest margin in the game.
It was the hardest moment for the guests, who definitely lost control of the situation on the court. Fortunately, the Rottweilers have some experienced guys on the roster who changed the game. Marcus Ginyard was able to drive easily to the basket and score some points due to Adam Waczynski's foul trouble, while Krzysztof Szubarga made his first shot with the third quarter buzzer, which decreased the lead to only three, 55:52.
Krzysztof Szubarga turned out to be the clutch player of the game, as he made the last, the most important, shot but before it happened, Nikola Jovanovic used his creativeness and experience. Firstly, Serbian forward got a good pass when Trefl was leading 65:63 and finished a drive to the basket with a lay-up, and secondly he equalized (67:67) for the second time thanks to the perimeter shot just 35 seconds to go.
Trefl had its chance to win the game but Waczynski missed a shot, Jovanovic grabbed the ball and passed to Szubarga. Polish playmaker was trying to drive to the basket looking for a Frank Turner's foul but American point guard was defending well. The clock was ticking and stopped a second before the final buzzer when Szubarga decided to make a fade away and... he made it! In the last action of the game Ginyard crossed a pass and Anwil took its third win this round.
Trefl Sopot – Anwil Wloclawek 67:69 (18:21, 21:15, 16:16, 12:17)
Trefl: Spralja 15, Dylewicz 14, Turner 12, Stefanski 8, Waczynski 7, Michalak 5, Dabrowski 3, Looby 3, Harrington 0
Anwil: Jovanovic 14, Boykin 9, Ginyard 9, Szubarga 9, Hajric 8, Weeden 8, Bartosz 6, Sokolowski 6, Frasunkiewicz 0, Vasojevic 0
The game was tight and neither of the teams was able to build a significant advantage for 25 minutes until the hosts activated three points shot. Sime Spralja was the first who made a triple but Filip Dylewicz and Marcin Stefanski followed in his footsteps shortly.
In that moment the scoreboard showed a 49:41 lead for Trefl - the biggest margin in the game.
It was the hardest moment for the guests, who definitely lost control of the situation on the court. Fortunately, the Rottweilers have some experienced guys on the roster who changed the game. Marcus Ginyard was able to drive easily to the basket and score some points due to Adam Waczynski's foul trouble, while Krzysztof Szubarga made his first shot with the third quarter buzzer, which decreased the lead to only three, 55:52.
Krzysztof Szubarga turned out to be the clutch player of the game, as he made the last, the most important, shot but before it happened, Nikola Jovanovic used his creativeness and experience. Firstly, Serbian forward got a good pass when Trefl was leading 65:63 and finished a drive to the basket with a lay-up, and secondly he equalized (67:67) for the second time thanks to the perimeter shot just 35 seconds to go.
Trefl had its chance to win the game but Waczynski missed a shot, Jovanovic grabbed the ball and passed to Szubarga. Polish playmaker was trying to drive to the basket looking for a Frank Turner's foul but American point guard was defending well. The clock was ticking and stopped a second before the final buzzer when Szubarga decided to make a fade away and... he made it! In the last action of the game Ginyard crossed a pass and Anwil took its third win this round.
Trefl Sopot – Anwil Wloclawek 67:69 (18:21, 21:15, 16:16, 12:17)
Trefl: Spralja 15, Dylewicz 14, Turner 12, Stefanski 8, Waczynski 7, Michalak 5, Dabrowski 3, Looby 3, Harrington 0
Anwil: Jovanovic 14, Boykin 9, Ginyard 9, Szubarga 9, Hajric 8, Weeden 8, Bartosz 6, Sokolowski 6, Frasunkiewicz 0, Vasojevic 0