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  • Polish League Round 18 January 31st-February 2nd

    This room had two games on Saturday, starting with Kennedy Taylor and Bydgoszcz keeping Kinga Dzierbicka and Wichos Jelenia Gora winless 92-72. Sydney Taylor and Cate Reese were the key combo for Zaglebie Sosnowiec again in a 103-64 win over Taylor Williams and Wisla Krakow. There were three games on Sunday, starting with Anna Jakubiuk…

  • Italian League Round 17 February 1st

    All of the games in this round were on Sunday, starting with Campobasso’s 76-53 win over Sassari. Sesto San Giovanni won at Broni 63-51. Battipaglia was close to a rare win, but Roseto did enough late to prevail 78-74. Jordan Hobbs and San Martino di Lupari will have a tough path to grabbing a playoff…

  • Spanish League Round 19 January 31st-February 1st

    Half of this round was on Saturday, including Avenida’s narrow 71-68 win over Aminata Sangare and Leganes. Araski’s attempts at a comeback in the second half were not enough in a 71-55 loss to Ensino. Karolina Sotolova and Ferrol sit in the last playoff place after a 73-69 win over Sedis. Nneka Ezeigbo and Estudiantes…

  • French League Round 16 January 28th-February 1st

    The game from the opening round that had to be made up was played on Wednesday and Villeneuve-d’Ascq looked ready to win, but Toulouse had a big comeback in the fourth quarter to win 85-84. This round started on Friday with Lattes Montpellier’s 77-69 win over Chartres after Garance Rabot’s standout performance. Villeneuve-d’Ascq bounced back…

  • Turkish League Round 18 January 30th-February 1st

    This round started on Friday with Cukurova cruising past Diamond DeShields and Orman 115-62. On Saturday, Brianna Fraser led Besiktas in an 84-83 win over Victoria Macaulay, Antonia Delaere, and their city neighbors. Rennia Davis was fantastic for Nesibe Aydin and got some help from Kelsey Bone in their 92-67 win over Kayseri. Sunday’s game…

  • Hungarian League Round 18 January 30th-31st

    This round started on Friday with Klaudia Papp and Sopron staying above Szekszard in the standings after an 87-63 win. Katrina Ozola defeated Szigetszentmiklos 84-75 in the first game on Saturday. Gyor’s fall was completed with an 83-61 loss to Vasas. KK Deans and David Kornei missed a chance at pushing for the last playoff…