Colossus: Andreas Gavalas’ record and almost the biggest difference in his history!

At the end of the first round he had his back against the wall with just one win. Its launch second but it brought him to a clearly better state Colossus with his two consecutive successes, since after Panioniowas also imposed on him Amarousiou in a victory with interesting ramifications.

The difference of 39 points (96-57) makes yesterday’s victory the second widest in the history of the Pomegranates in Stoiximan GBL. However, we don’t have to go back very far to find the older one, since she was the one who marked him Ionian as part of the 2022-23 season when they prevailed 89-48.

The final difference of 39 points it has a double “reading” since apart from being the 2nd largest in its history Colossushe also entered the top five of his greatest defeats Amarousiou in Stoiximan GBL after placing 5th.

At the same time, his illness Thomas Nikos threw his partner into the deep, Andreas Gavalas who couched him Colossus and led him to this all-important victory, marking a distinct achievement by definition, having sat in a Stoiximan GBL team being 24 years, 6 months and 16 days since he is born on June 19, 2000.

It is a given that this is something special, very close to what he reached almost 29 years ago Dimitris Itoudis. It was April 17, 1996 when he coached him PAOK in the 1st match of the 2nd phase of the playoffs against Aris which was victorious (70-102), being 26 years, 4 months and 22 days old.

Apart from the very rare phenomenon of the first appearance of a coach who is only in his third decade of life, Gavalas became the 4th to coach Kolossos this year after Giorgos Sigalas, Makis Giatras and Thomas Nikos. It is only the 2nd time in the history of the “seamen” that something similar has happened, since during the 2018-19 season they passed from their bench Nikos Vetoulas, Kostas Flevarakis, Stathis Nerantzakis and Stergios Koufos.

With the change of baton between Sigala, Yatra, Nikos and Gavala, o Colossus completed a 20-team coach in his history in the Stoiximan GBL. THE Aris Lykogiannis remains 1st in both games (129) and wins (56).