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BM Stal dominated the last U17 tournament
BM Stal dominated the last U17 tournament
The toughest test awaited the later winners from ORLEN Akademia BM Stal in the very first duel, when they turned a seemingly lost duel against the Austrian team Vienna DC Timberwolves in the very end. In the end, the Austrians ended up in third place, as they lost by just 3 points even in the final against the second Polish participant WKK Wroclaw . It is WKK who take the silver.
In the last duel, two German teams fought for the final position on the 4th and 5th place, and the boys from the host club Science City Jena finally scored the only win in the tournament. The last place without a win was Frankonia Nürnberg .
Final standings of the tournament:
1. ORLEN Akademia BM Stal (Poland)
2. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
3. Vienna DC Timberwolves (Austria)
4. Science City Jena (Germany)
5. Frankonia Nürnberg (Germany)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Jacek Rutecki ( ORLEN Akademia BM Stal )
All-star team:
Aleksander Smektała ( ORLEN Akademia BM Stal )
Konrad Rychlik ( WKK Wroclaw )
Luca Wolf ( Vienna DC Timberwolves )
Leopold Schmidt ( Science City Jena )
Vasilios Kakafikas ( Frankonia Nürnberg )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Jacek Rutecki ( ORLEN Akademia BM Stal ) - 93 points (23.3 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
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As this was the last tournament of the regular season, we can now imagine all 6 participants of the final tournament.
The final six are made up of the following teams:
Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
BK Lokomotíva Sereď (Slovakia)
MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom (Slovakia)
ORLEN Akademia BM Stal (Poland)
Vienna DC Timberwolves (Austria)
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Děčín did not find a conqueror in U14 even for the second time
Děčín did not find a conqueror in U14 even for the second time
The penultimate tournament of the regular season significantly indicated which 6 teams could participate in the final tournament. However, we still have the last stop in Chomutov, and he can make a decision about some of the advancing players there.
But back to the tournament, which took place in Handová and which was clearly dominated by Válečníci Děčín , when even this time they did not find a conqueror and with a 100% balance they still lead the table.
Second place goes to Austria's team BBLZ - Reach the Top , who lost to the winner Děčín by only 6 points, and this promises their next dramatic encounter, which is on the program in Chomutov.
The fight for bronze brought a huge drama, when all three teams had the same balance. Sokol Pražský needed to beat BA Nymburk with a difference of at least 15 points in the final game, which he managed to do exactly with two sixes 3 seconds before the end. He pushed his opponent to 4th place. The players SKM Zastal Zielona Góra finished behind the two Czech teams.
The home boys of ŠBK Handlová did not do very well in the tournament, their key player was injured on Saturday and they had an even harder time without him. Without a victory, they took the final 6th place.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. Válečníci Děčín (Czech Republic)
2. BBLZ - Reach the Top (Austria)
3. Sokol Pražský (Czech Republic)
4. BA Nymburk (Czech Republic)
5. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
6. ŠBK Handlová (Slovakia)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Jan Kopecký ( Válečníci Děčín )
All-star team:
Arthur Chen ( BBLZ - Reach the )
Daniel Demčenko ( Sokol Pražský )
Tobias Benda ( BA Nymburk )
Jan Przeclawski ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )
Tobias Chudý ( ŠBK Handlová )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Kristián Kúdela ( ŠBK Handlová ) - 99 points (19.8 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
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Crailsheim dominated the last U13 tournament
Crailsheim dominated the last U13 tournament
As they say, luck favors the prepared, and the German team HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim was clearly the best prepared. After all, it is worth watching the end of the opening duel, in which the eventual winner defeated the home team with a shot from almost half the pitch with the final horn.
However, it was not their only victory by a single basket, as they beat the Válečníci Děčín by 2 points, for whom it was the only loss in the tournament, and thus took home the silver. Děčín, on the other hand, chose his luck at the end of the final duel, when he beat the home team again by 2 points with his last shot.
The organizers of the tournament BK Brandýs nad Labem could be described as the biggest losers, as they lost to both teams above them by the last shot. Let the bronze crossbar be a small patch for these balanced but lost endings.
The fourth place goes to Poland to the SKM Zastal Zielona Góra team, which is certainly pleased with the fact that, thanks to the win in the last match, it was able to slip to the overall 6th place and thus slip into the final tournament.
The fifth place is taken by the players Sršni Písek , who were not in very good shape this tournament and fell to 5th place in the overall table.
Unfortunately, even on the third attempt, Slávia Trnava was unable to claim victory and this year ends without a point, even though the players certainly gained a lot of valuable experience.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim (Germany)
2. Válečníci Děčín (Czech Republic)
3. BK Brandýs nad Labem (Czech Republic)
4. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
5. Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
6. Slávia Trnava (Slovakia)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Linus Ohr ( HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim )
All-star team:
Ben Strubo ( HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim )
Jan Kopecký ( Válečníci Děčín )
Jáchym Libich ( Válečníci Děčín )
Denis Kudela ( BK Brandýs nad Labem )
Hubert Szymański ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )
Juraj Čambál ( Slávia Trnava )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Jan Kopecký ( Válečníci Děčín ) - 109 points (21.8 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
As this was the last tournament of the regular season, we can now imagine all 6 participants of the final tournament.
The final six are made up of the following teams:
HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim (Germany)
BC Swiss Krono Žary (Poland)
Válečníci Děčín (Czech Republic)
BK Brandýs nad Labem (Czech Republic)
Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
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Mitteldeutsche BA another winner in the U14 category
Mitteldeutsche BA another winner in the U14 category
The German team played three out of five games in the tournament, which ended with a difference of only one basket, and already after Saturday's program secured victory in the tournament. The final loss to the Thuringia Select Team could not change anything about their victory, but it really messed up the ranking on the other ranks, where the mini-table decided.
It was certain that WKK Wroclaw would take up to 4th place thanks to this, and the rest of the order was to be decided by the last duel of the tour between the host ADFORS Basket Litomyšl and Tigers České Budějovice. He determined that the silver will stay at home and condemned the defeated team to 5th place. The second German team, Thuringia Select Team , pushed through to third place.
Leaving the tournament without a win, Levharti Chomutov , who fought against a large team and played the tournament with only 8 players.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. Mitteldeutsche Basketball Academy (Germany)
2. ADFORS Basket Litomyšl (Czech Republic)
3. Thuringia Select Team (Germany)
4. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
5. Tigers České Budějovice (Czech Republic)
6. Levharti Chomutov (Czech Republic)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Mark Chetvergov ( Mitteldeutsche Basketball Academy )
All-star team:
Matěj Kněžour ( ADFORS Basket Litomyšl )
Oliver Jentzsch ( Thuringia Select Team )
Sebastian Rychlik ( WKK Wroclaw )
Martin Doubek ( Tigers České Budějovice )
Jonáš Kubricht ( Levharti Chomutov )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Oliver Jentzsch ( Thuringia Select Team ) - 89 points (17.8 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
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WKK Wroclaw advances to the U15 finals undefeated
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WKK Wroclaw advances to the U15 finals undefeated
The fourth tournament in Lučenec, Slovakia, concluded the basic phase of this season in the U15 category, which was dominated by the players of WKK Wroclaw . After this weekend, we already know everyone advancing to the final, which promises very balanced and dramatic matches.
The final six are made up of the following teams:
WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
PGE Spójnia Stargard (Poland)
Dresden Titans (Germany)
BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice (Czech Republic)
SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
AKAPO Lučenec (Slovakia)
But back to the final tournament, where it was a big fight for the medal positions. As already mentioned, the Polish team WKK Wroclaw managed to win all 5 matches and deservedly took the gold.
The teams in the second to fourth place scored the same 3-2 record when they managed to defeat each other. The ranking was decided by the score and thus the opening duel of the tournament, which was already played on Thursday evening. In it, the home team AKAPO Lučenec lost to PGE Spójnia Stargard by a high score of 29 points and this condemned the hosts to the 4th place and, on the other hand, secured the silver for the Polish team. BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice still fit between the two teams.
In a duel between two Slovak teams, the players of Slávia Trnava scored their first win of the season, MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom by a single basket.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
2. PGE Spójnia Stargard (Poland)
3. BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice (Czech Republic)
4. AKAPO Lučenec (Slovakia)
5. Slávia Trnava (Slovakia)
6. MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom (Slovakia)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Borys Szopa ( WKK Wroclaw )
All-star team:
Mikolaj Hensler ( PGE Spójnia Stargard )
Lukáš Sádovský ( BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice )
Adam Vranka ( AKAPO Lučenec )
Jozef Jursa ( Slávia Trnava )
Roderik Roško ( MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Mikolaj Hensler ( PGE Spójnia Stargard ) and Roderik Roško ( MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom ) - both 115 points (23 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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Písek also won the third tournament in the U17 category
Písek also won the third tournament in the U17 category
Only 5 teams came to Poland for this tournament, so each team had one game less than usual. However, this did not in any way reduce the commitment with which the players went into the match, rather the opposite. Physically demanding and intense basketball was played and there were many balanced and dramatic duels.
The first such match was Friday's match between Sršni Písek and BK Lokomotíva Sereď , which had to be decided by extra time. In the other matches, Písek did not allow a similar drama and won the third tournament in a row without defeat.
The silver bar belongs to the host club WKK Wroclaw , which lost only to the winners and showed its quality in the other duels.
On Sunday, two Slovak teams fought a direct battle for third place, and in the end, the boys from MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom were happy, beating BK Lokomotíva Sereď .
In the end, the Science City Jena players went back to Germany without a win from the tournament. Although they did not leave a bad impression with their game, it was not enough to win in the end.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
2. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
3. MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom (Slovakia)
4. BK Lokomotíva Sereď (Slovakia)
5. Science City Jena (Germany)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Adam Křesina ( Sršni Písek )
All-star team:
Ondřej Klement ( Sršni Písek )
Jakub Galewski ( WKK Wroclaw )
Matej Valent ( MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom )
Maxmilián Seman ( BK Lokomotíva Sereď )
Richard Schmitt ( Science City Jena )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Jakub Galewski ( WKK Wroclaw ) - 70 points (17.5 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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Žary the first winner in 2023
Žary the first winner in 2023
One would like to say, on the third attempt, the Polish team succeeded. Even in the previous two tournaments, BC Swiss Krono Žary was in the forefront and reached for victory, but it was only in Děčín that he achieved it, thanks to the fact that he was able to win in the dramatic match against the home team with a difference of only 2 points.
It was the only loss for the hosts and so the silver remained at home. The bronze bar goes to Germany to the winner of the opening HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim .
The boys from BK Brandýs nad Labem take fourth place ahead of another Czech team, Sokol Dubeč , who beat SKM Zastal Zielona Góra in an even match for the only place.
This tournament saw a lot of matches that ended with a significant difference in points, but this is a fairly expected phenomenon in the U13 category, and even so, the tournament certainly fulfilled its purpose for all participants.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. BC Swiss Krono Žary (Poland)
2. Válečníci Děčín (Czech Republic)
3. HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim (Germany)
4. BK Brandýs nad Labem (Czech Republic)
5. Sokol Dubeč (Czech Republic)
6. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Wojciech Urbaniak ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )
All-star team:
Jan Kopecký ( Válečníci Děčín )
Linus Ohr (HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim)
Jonáš Radek Šnábl ( BK Brandýs nad Labem )
Max Lehocký ( Sokol Dubeč )
Hubert Szymański ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Wojciech Urbaniak ( BC Swiss Krono Žary ) - 143 points (28.6 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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WKK Wroclaw was happy again in the U15 tournament
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WKK Wroclaw was happy again in the U15 tournament
He played three balanced duels at the WKK Wroclaw tournament, but he was able to win in all of them, so he remains undefeated in the second tournament in a row and leads the overall table with a 10-0 record.
The silverware goes to Germany to the Dresden Titans , who lost only to the winners and, thanks to the victory in a dramatic duel with the home team, relegated the currently hosting PGE Spójnia Stargard to third place.
Fourth place goes to BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice ahead of SKM Zastal Zielona Góra . Unfortunately, the players of Slovak AKAPO Lučenec had to do without the joy of victory.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)
2. Dresden Titans (Germany)
3. PGE Spójnia Stargard (Poland)
4. BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice (Czech Republic)
5. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
6. AKAPO Lučenec (Slovakia)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Franciszek Omański ( WKK Wroclaw )
All-star team:
Erwin Ludwig ( Dresden Titans )
Mikolaj Hensler (PGE Spójnia Stargard)
Adam Avuk ( BK VIVIDBOOKS Pardubice )
Przemysław Kaczmarek ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )
Michal Zachar ( AKAPO Lučenec )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Przemysław Kaczmarek ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra ) - 95 points (19.0 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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Písek also won the second tournament in the U17 category
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Písek also won the second tournament in the U17 category
Sršni Písek arrived in Poland as the defending champions from the previous tournament and lost to the home team right from the start. However, it was their only loss, and since the host team recorded three defeats in the next round, it brought the Czech team their second triumph of the season.
The Slovak team BK Lokomotíva Sereď had the same record as the winner, which arrived in good form. However, since the only loss came against Písek, thanks to a worse mutual match, they will take the silver.
Even the bronze goes to Slovakia, specifically to MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom . Although this team had two heavy losses against the first and second teams, it managed to win other key duels, so it rightfully added to the podium.
Vienna DC Timberwolves and ORLEN Akademia BM Stal had the same balance of 2 wins and 3 losses. The mutual match thus decided that the Austrian team ultimately takes fourth place ahead of the tournament organizers.
The German team Science City Jena closed the table of this successful tournament without a victory.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
2. BK Lokomotíva Sereď (Slovakia)
3. MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom (Slovakia)
4. Vienna DC Timberwolves (Austria)
5. ORLEN Akademia BM Stal (Poland)
6. Science City Jena (Germany)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Jakub Šimonek ( Sršni Písek )
All-star team:
Andrej Náhlik ( BK Lokomotíva Sereď )
Oliver Ondrík ( MŠK BK Žiar nad Hronom )
Paul Kircher ( Vienna DC Timberwolves )
Aleksander Smektała ( ORLEN Akademia BM Stal )
Cornelius Meinel ( Science City Jena )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Andrej Náhlik ( BK Lokomotíva Sereď ) - 108 points (21.6 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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Písek sovereign at the U13 tournament in Trnava
Písek sovereign at the U13 tournament in Trnava
The total score of the Sršni Písek team in the ratio of 413:173 speaks for itself and it is obvious that there was no team at the tournament in Trnava that could compete with the later winner, at least in terms of the result.
Second place also goes to the Czech Republic, specifically to BK Brandýs nad Labem . Their first match against Sokol Dubeč brought great drama and was decided only in the second overtime. However, the next matches were more in their control and in the end they lost only to the victorious Písek.
The third and fourth place belong to the teams from Poland, whose mutual duel also brought a balanced spectacle. In it, BC Swiss Krono Žary managed to beat SKM Zastal Zielona Góra by 6 points and is happy about the bronze.
Sokol Dubeč finished in fifth place and ended the tournament organized by Slávia Trnava without a win.
Final standings of the tournament:
1. Sršni Písek (Czech Republic)
2. BK Brandýs nad Labem (Czech Republic)
3. BC Swiss Krono Žary (Poland)
4. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)
5. Sokol Dubeč (Czech Republic)
6. Slávia Trnava (Slovakia)
Individual awards went to the following players:
MVP:
Filip Kašík ( Sršni Písek )
All-star team:
Denis Kudela ( BK Brandýs nad Labem )
Alan Więckiewicz ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )
Hubert Szymański ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )
Edward Walter ( Sokol Dubeč )
Juraj Čambál ( Slávia Trnava )
Top scorer of the tournament:
Alan Więckiewicz ( BC Swiss Krono Žary ) - 115 points (23.0 points per game)
On the website you will find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.
Also visit the video section or our YouTube channel.
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