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The Valencia team (16-7) suffered a somewhat unexpected failure in the Spanish championship.
Jaume Ponsarnau’s students are on the move 72:84 (17:12, 17:27, 17:22, 21:23) landed for the MoraBanc team (10-11) from Andorra. Before this match, Valencia had won 12 consecutive victories in the Spanish championship and last defeated in November.
Clevinas Hannah, who was the best in the winners, scored 26 points (2/3 doubles, 7/8 trit., 1/1 penalties) in 26 minutes, 4 assists, 2 rebounds and 1 interception, and 34 utility points .
MoraBanc: Clevin Hannah 26 (7/8 trit., 34 helpful votes), Tomasz Gielo 16 (4/7 trit.), David Jelinek 12, Bandja Sy 11.
“Valencia”: Klemenas Prepeličius 17 (4/6 dvit.), Samas van Rossomas 16 (3/4 trit., 22 naud. Bal.), Bojanas Dubljevičius 11 (4/8 dvit.).
In the next match, the Lithuanian Monbus Obradoiro from Santiago de Compostela (7-13) 71:97 (24:22, 15:16, 13:23, 19:36) did not equal the Lenovo basketball players of Tenerife (18-5) and suffered their third consecutive failure.
Laurynas Birutis scored 11 points (3/7 doubles, 5/7 penalties) in 19 minutes, bounced 8 balls, made 2 errors, caused 4 fouls and scored 14 utility points.
Laurynas Beliauskas added 5 points (1/2 double, 1/2 trip.), 1 cash pass, 2 intercepted balls and 6 utility points in 14 minutes.
“Monbus Obradoiro”: Mike’as Daumas 21 (6/7 dvit., 2/5 trit.), Kassiusas Robertsonas 17 (3/5 trit.), Laurynas Birutis 11 (3/7 dvit., 8 atk. Kam. ).
Lenovo: Marcelinho Huertas 22 (8/18 dvit.), Giorgi Shermadini 19 (6/10 dvit.), Santiago Yusta 11, Spenceris Butterfieldas 10 (3/3 trit.).
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