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Braunschweig’s Lowen team (8/13) suffered a disappointing German championship failure in the away game 81:84 (21:17, 22:21, 16:16, 16:21, 6: 9) landed at the Hamburg Towers club (9/12).
Midway through the fourth quarter, Lowen still held a double-digit lead (69:57), but with 26 seconds left in the game, Cameron Taylor reduced the distance between the teams by three points to a low of 73:74.
Karim Jallow, who was on the free throw line, hit only once, and Mike Kotsar managed to even the score with two points on the other side of the court. The decisive launch of the “lions” was entrusted to James Robinson, but this contender from afar and the teams had to play an overtime.
The extra stage unfolded, and the hosts finished it more solidly and rejoiced at the victory.
Arnas Velička The Braunschweig team scored 15 points (1/1 two points, 3/6 three points, 4/4 free throws) in 35 minutes, bounced 3 and lost 5 balls, made 5 assists and committed 2 violations.
Lithuania was best assisted by Gavinas Schilling (14 points), 13 by Lukas Wankas, 12 by J. Robinson (5 res., 2/6 three points) and 10 by Benediktas Turudičius.
The winners were awarded 20 points by Taylor (fifth camera), 19 points by M. Kotsar (eighth position), 10 points by TJShorts, 8 points each by Justus Hollatz (sixth set) and Terry Allen (5 points). , 1/6 three points).
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