Return to the victories with an impressive passage from Larissa to Peristeri. Sotiris Manolopoulos’s team, leaving behind the expected defeat by Olympiakos and the κή bad one by Baken Bears in Denmark, was imposed by Nikos Papanikolopoulos with 78-63 , thanks to its amazing fourth season.
Top for the winners was Eric McCree with 17 points (3 / 4tr., 6r.), Haggins is excellent (7p., 9as.) while Chad Brown was positive, who despite only 4p. went down 13 minutes, Moreira (8 points, 10 minutes). Decisive in the fourth period, Saloustros who finished the match with 8 points.
From the home side, he stood out Hudson (20 points), Karabelas (8 points, 5 rebounds) was limited to outbursts, while Kroumbali (7 points, 9 rebounds), Sachpatzidis (11 points, 6 rebounds) were positive.
The match
Larissa entered the match clearly more focused against Peristeri, with Hutson and Karabela making it 7-0, but the reaction from Manolopoulos’ players was immediate, as with concise procedures they reached 9-9 and with three shots by Peteway passed for the first time in front of the score (11-14). The period ended with the three-pointer of McCree, who with a shot a-la Pylaia formed the 16-22.
Until the middle of the second period, it was Larissa’s turn to react and return to the score with a three-pointer by Zara (25-26), but this shot was also the “alarm clock” needed in Peristeri, as well as with a personal series by Petaway. and another by Miller shot the difference for the first time at 10 points (25-35). The pattern did not change until the end of the half and with two shots by Hudson, who seemed to be fighting alone, Larissa reduced to 30-38 at the end of the half.
With Zois Karabelas on fire in the second half, scoring twice out of 6.75, Larissa reached the point (39-40, 41-42), but Peristeri again had its answers with McCree to prove in another match one hundred pounds (41-47), but again the hosts had the solutions and stayed close to the score until the end of the third period (48-54).
The fourth period and essentially the outcome of the match was judged in the first minutes with Peristeri turning the game into a three-point contest. Saloustros (48-57), Chrysikopoulos (50-60) and Katsivelis (50-63) reached the difference at its highest price, while Saloustros (again) and Moreira dropped the titles to the end (50-67), leading the Peristeriotes to a comfortable victory (63-78), based on the 2-13 with which they started in the fourth period.
The referees: Foufis, Theonas, Agrafiotis
The ten minutes: 16-22, 30-38, 48-54, 63-78
Follow News Bulletin 247 on Google News to be the first to hear the latest news .
I am currently a news writer for News Bulletin247 where I mostly cover sports news. I have always been interested in writing and it is something I am very passionate about. In my spare time, I enjoy reading and spending time with my family and friends.
