• Mareks Mejeris The Perm team scored 14 points (2p. 6/7, 3p. 0/2, sm 2/4), spending less than 28 minutes on the field. Liepāja won three balls under the baskets and scored an efficiency score of 12.
• Ojārs Siliņš earned the most playing time in the team trained by Robert Stelmacher – 31:11 minutes. The attacker scored with 12 points (2p. 3/3, 3p. 2/6), four rebounds and one intercepted ball. Latvian also has an efficiency factor of 13. His teammate Marcis Vitols did not score in four minutes (3p. 0/2) and won one rebound in defense.
• Perm Parma celebrated its seventh victory in 11 matches in the United League and is fifth in the tournament table after Saratov’s Avtodor and Euroleague clubs UNICS, CSKA and Zenit. The Estonian team, with three successes and ten losses, is just behind play-off zones – in the ninth place.
• Meier’s club was in the lead for almost the entire game, but in the fourth quarter, “Kalev / Cramo” American defender Donovan Jackson single-handedly allowed the Tallinners to score a six-point lead. Active protection and pressing of the Perm Club allowed to play back and celebrate the victory at the top.
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— VTB League (@VTBUL) February 13, 2022
• Arturs Kurucs, represented by Latvian national team captain Daira Bertāns and the center Anžeja Pasečnik, lost to Bashonia, represented by Artūrs Kurucs, during a trip to Vitoria with 72:93 (17:22, 15:24, 24:20, 16:27) .
• Anžejs Pasečnik In 18:21 he became the most successful basketball player of “Real Betis” with 24 points (2p. 10/11, sm 4/5). The Latvian center collected four rebounds – three of them in the attack, and earned the best efficiency in the team 29. Dairis Bertāns In the 23 minutes spent in the field, the points did not stand out (2p. 0/1, 3p. 0/2).
• Paschnik repeated his career record in the ACB League. 2016/2017 In the season, the center, representing “Gran Canaria”, won the same victory over Madrid ‘s “Estudiantes”.
• Successful match in the winning ranks Arthur Kuruch, who spent as much on the parquet as Dairis Bertāns and threw six points (3p. 2/3), won two balls under the baskets and scored four times. The talented Latvian accumulated the best +/- score in the team plus 28 and efficiency eight.
• “Real Betis” broke the series of two games and won 17th place in the ACB league with 18 wins in 19 games. Baskonia has won 11 games in 20 games and is in seventh place.
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— Baskonia (@Baskonia) February 13, 2022
• “Merkezefendi”, represented by Rihards Lomažis of the Turkish Super League, broke the five-loss series by playing in the FIBA Champions League play-in participants “Besiktas” – 76:71 (17:14, 20:19, 18:21, 21:17). The Latvian club ranks 13th out of 16 in Turkey.
• Rihards Lomažs played almost the entire game – 37:05 minutes. The defender scored three points (2p. 0/4, 3p. 1/4), collected the same number of rebounds and seven passes.
• Due to Kovida, the Latvian duel will not take place in the ACB league tonight. Positive cases have been found in the Murcia team represented by Rinalds Mālmanis, as a result of which the match against “Barcelona” represented by Roland Schmidt has been postponed.
• For the same reason, Robert Stumbris and Gliwice GTK will not play against Lublin’s Start in the Polish Championship. Also, the Ukrainian Super League team “Kyiv Basket” coached by Ainars Bagatska will not play a home game against “Sokoly” in Kharkov today.
• The 22nd success was celebrated in the Ukrainian Championship Igora Miglinieka trained in Kiev “Budivelnyk”, which beat the guests “Zaporozhye” – 81:69 (20:25, 14:14, 25:13, 22:17). The Latvian-trained team takes the second place in the Ukrainian championship.
• “LEB Oro” or Spain in the 15th round of the second league Roberta Blumberga Palencia played Madrid’s Estudiantes, who dropped out of the ACB league, at home – 66:62 (15:14, 17:17, 15:16, 19:15). The Latvian striker scored two points in 25 minutes (2p. 1/2, 3p. 0/2), won five rebounds and scored three.
