Melissa Dalembert wins the title in Germany - May 10, 2013
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Melissa Dalembert (191-F-87, college: S.Florida) wins the title in Germany as her Wasserburg became 2012/2013 DBBL Champion. The latter needed an overtime 91:90 win in Game 4 for 3-1 victory in the series against Rhein MB. The guests trailed by 4 points after three quarters before their 23-19 charge, which allowed them to tie the game at the end of regular time and get a 1-point victory in overtime. TSV 1880 Wasserburg made 23-of-27 free shots (85 [read more]
Melissa Dalembert (191-F-87, college: S.Florida) wins the title in Germany as her Wasserburg became 2012/2013 DBBL Champion. The latter needed an overtime 91:90 win in Game 4 for 3-1 victory in the series against Rhein MB. The guests trailed by 4 points after three quarters before their 23-19 charge, which allowed them to tie the game at the end of regular time and get a 1-point victory in overtime. TSV 1880 Wasserburg made 23-of-27 free shots (85.2 percent) during the game. Worth to mention a great performance of American forward Emma Cannon who helped to win the game recording a double-double by scoring 38 points and 13 rebounds (on 13-of-17 shooting from the field). The former international swingman Anne Breitreiner contributed with 18 points for the winners. American forward Denise Beliveau replied with 20 points and 5 rebounds and Alyssa Karel added 20 points and 6 rebounds in the effort for Rhein Main Baskets. Both teams had four players each who scored in double figures. Melissa Dalembert started the season 2012-2013 for Spirou Monceau Charleroi (Belgium-D1), and then moved to TSV 1880 Wasserburg (Germany-DBBL). In EuroCup after 6 games her stats read 3.5ppg, 6.5rpg.
Stephany Skrba wins the title with Bourges - Apr 30, 2013
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Stephany Skrba (188-F-87, college: Michigan) wins the title with Bourges as the latter claimed the third straight LFB title in France. They overcame Lattes Montpellier for the second straight road win tonight to bring home the 12th overall LFB trophy. Nwal-Endene Miyem stepped up with 16 points to lead the winners. Bourges are now one title away from LFB most successful team Clermont-Ferrand (13 titles).
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Stephany Skrba (188-F-87, college: Michigan) wins the title with Bourges as the latter claimed the third straight LFB title in France. They overcame Lattes Montpellier for the second straight road win tonight to bring home the 12th overall LFB trophy. Nwal-Endene Miyem stepped up with 16 points to lead the winners. Bourges are now one title away from LFB most successful team Clermont-Ferrand (13 titles). Bourges dominated from start to finish in this one. They jumped to a comfortable 15:9 lead after the opening quarter. Bourges boosted the lead in the second frame. The visitors accumulated a 37:29 halftime buffer. Celine Dumerc opened a double-digit lead for the visiting team midway through the third term. Lattes Montpellier managed to get within 8 points 43:51 at the final intermission. But Bourges did not allow the hosts to get any closer. The visitors boosted the gap to 15 points in the fourth period and never looked back en route to the win. Celine Dumerc finished with 12 points, while Emmeline Ndongue added 11 points and 7 rebounds for Bourges. Geraldine Robert responded with 15 points for Lattes Montpellier. Ana Lelas delivered 13 points in the loss. In 2012-2013 for Cercle Jean Mace Bourges (France-LFB) Stephany Skrba averaged 2.1ppg, 4.2rpg in EuroLeague. In French League her stats read 2.1 points per game.
OTTAWA (CIS) Canadian Interuniversity Sport announced Tuesday the University of Windsor as host of next years CIS womens basketball championship. The 2014 Final Eight is scheduled for March 14 to 16.
The only previous staging of the event in Windsor, in 2011, proved a resounding success and culminated with the host Lancers capturing the first Bronze Baby Trophy in school history thanks to a 63-49 gold-medal win over Saskatchewan in front of a standing-room only crowd of 2,282 at the St [read more]
OTTAWA (CIS) Canadian Interuniversity Sport announced Tuesday the University of Windsor as host of next years CIS womens basketball championship. The 2014 Final Eight is scheduled for March 14 to 16.
The only previous staging of the event in Windsor, in 2011, proved a resounding success and culminated with the host Lancers capturing the first Bronze Baby Trophy in school history thanks to a 63-49 gold-medal win over Saskatchewan in front of a standing-room only crowd of 2,282 at the St. Denis Centre.
Windsor became and remains - the first team to triumph on home court since the inaugural national tournament in 1972. The Lancers will enter the 2014 tourney as defending three-time champions as they added Bronze Baby titles a year ago in Calgary and last month in Regina.
The University of Windsor is grateful to once again be given the opportunity to host the CIS womens basketball championship, said Windsor athletic director Gord Grace. We look forward to promoting CIS and womens sport in our community, and are excited to put on another memorable event that will enhance the student-athlete experience.
We are thrilled to see our womens basketball championship return to the University of Windsor, said Pierre Lafontaine, chief executive officer of CIS. Windsor will keep setting our very high standards expected in hosting this event. It will be memorable.
The berths for next seasons CIS womens basketball championship will go to: Regional association champions (AUS, RSEQ, OUA, Canada West), assigned berth to OUA, assigned berth to Canada West, tournament host (Windsor), at-large berth (wildcard).
The University of British Columbia and University of Alberta also bid to organize the 2014 Final Eight.
NOTE: The final three CIS championship hosts for the 2013-14 season will be announced in the coming weeks, including womens field hockey (fall), swimming (winter) and wrestling (winter). Courtesy of: http://english.cis-sic.ca
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