All four series had games on Saturday, starting with the championship matchup, the only one with a best-of-five format. PEAC was on the road this time, but doubled their lead with a 66-60 win over DVTK. Sopron trailed at halftime in the bronze medal series, but Jelena Brooks was pushing to close out her career on a winning note as they got the 83-71 win over MTK. Zada Williams was excellent for Csata in the opener of the consolation championship as they defeated BEAC 86-68. Barbara Angyal and Vasas needed a win to extend their series, but Szekszard was able to prevail 74-68 and take 7th place.
Finals
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DVTK [60]: Jovanovic 18/11r Lelik 12 Kanyasi 11 Smuda 7 N. Aho 5
PEAC [66]: Torok 19/6r Smailbegovic 13 Studer 12 Ratkai 10
PEAC leads series 2-0
3rd Place
https://hunbasket.hu/merkozes/x2526/whun_ply/whun_ply_133903
Sopron [83]: Brooks 28/6r Laczko 15 Fuehring 11/14r Friskovec 11/9r Borondy 10 Wallack 5
MTK [71]: Pusztai 18 Toth 16/7r Dul 12/9a Donarski 12
5th Place
https://hunbasket.hu/merkozes/x2526/whun_ply/whun_ply_133909
Csata [86]: Williams 30/14r Boricic 15 Walker 11 Rimdal 8/8a Hegedus 2
BEAC [68]: Drahos 18 Farbas 16 Varga 11 Moore 2
7th Place
https://hunbasket.hu/merkozes/x2526/whun_ply/whun_ply_133917
Vasas [68]: Angyal 23 Kiss 11/6r Jahni 10/8r
Szekszard [74]: Dombai 18/7r/7a Karlen 15/9r Goree 11
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