Buducnost VOLI Podgorica scored a 90-77 home win against Promitheas Patras in Round 15 which allowed it to punch its ticket to the knock-out rounds. 

Telling numbers: Buducnost dominated the boards 

Buducnost used its size and power in the paint to make the difference in the game. It outrebounded Promitheas 41-25, including 15 offensive boards. Promitheas only grabbed 18 defensive boards, which means Buducnost collected 45.5% of the rebounds under the guests' basket, leading to a lot of second-chance opportunities. That allowed Buducnost to make 63.0% of its two-point shots, which was one of the biggest keys to this game. Promitheas only made 24 of 46 two-point shots (52.2%).

Partizan completes sweep of Metropolitans, 87-72

The win gave Partizan a sweep over Metropolitans and improved its record to 10-5 record and solidified its hold of second place in Group A. Metropolitans saw its five-game winning streak snapped and dropped to 9-6 record. Partizan took control in the second quarter by opening a double-digit halftime lead and then blew the game wide open with an 11-0 third-quarter run. Partizan led by as many as 27 points, as young center Balsa Koprivica starred with 14 points, 13 rebounds and 3 blocks. Zach LeDay scored 13 of his 15 points in the second quarter and Kevin Punter netted 13 in a big victory. Jordan McCrae paced Metropolitans with 18 points, Miralem Halilovic scored 12 and Will Cummings 11.

Partizan had a strong start fueled by two blocks and a pair of baskets in traffic from Koprivica to lead 10-4. Tomer Ginat answered with a three-pointer before a banked jumper from Vince Hunter and a triple from Bandja Sy helped the visitors tie it at 14-14 lead. Metropolitans finished the quarter on a 0-8 run, with McCrae's baseline jumper putting the visitors up 14-17 after 10 minutes.

 

LeDay opened the second quarter with a three-pointer, but the first one from Lahaou Konate on the other end kept the visitors in front, 19-22. LeDay made another three and Mathias Lessort scored inside to give Partizan a 27-24 edge. Konate nailed another from long range, but LeDay had a dunk and a triple before a three-pointer from Yam Madar helped open a 38-29 margin with 2 minutes left in the half. Ginat snapped an 11-2 run, but Punter's three-pointer opened the first double-digit margin of the night, giving Partizan a 43-31 halftime lead.

McCrae knocked down a triple early in the third quarter only for Punter to return the favor. After the two traded baskets driving the baseline, Aleksa Avramovic and Koprivica fueled an 11-0 run during which they scored all the points for a 61-38 lead. After Halilovic ended Metropolitans' drought, Punter made it a 24-point game and Partizan led 64-41 heading into the final quarter. 

 

Sy had a dunk and Konate then Halilovic followed with fastbreak baskets to give the visitors life, before a triple from Steeve Ho-You-Fat and another close-range basket from Halilovic cut it to 70-52. But a put-back dunk from Lessort and a corner triple from Tristan Vukcevic got the margin back over a 20-point mark. A corner three from Dallas Moore and another one from Vukcevic made it 83-56 with 3 minutes to go as the hosts were well on their way to a big win. Metropolitans only managed to cut into the deficit in the final minutes.

Partizan NIS Belgrade v Boulogne Metropolitans 92 (2022-03-16T19:30:00.000Z)

Partizan NIS Belgrade (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) - EC21-RS21

Valencia Basket is the 7DAYS EuroCup's top rebounding team this season, both overall and on the offensive glass, for a good reason. So when Valencia was behind in total rebounds and losing by 11 points on its home floor to Umana Reyer Venice after one quarter on Wednesday, something had to give.

Telling numbers: Record-pace rebounders vaulted Valencia to victory

That something was Reyer's ability to keep Valencia's big dogs off the boards. Valencia turned a 10-11 disadvantage after 10 minutes into a whopping 43-33 mauling of Reyer by game's end, meaning a 33-22 difference in the last 20 minutes. The hosts would end up doubling Reyer in offensive rebounds, 18-9, with 11 of those coming in the second half. With each new possession, Valencia ate away at Reyer's big leads until taking over down the stretch to win 86-80.

The reason Valencia is the league's best in rebounds is because everyone contributes to the cause. The team's top board man, Mike Tobey, ranks just seventh with 7.1 rebounds per game and had just 4 on Wednesday. But he and seven of his teammates pulled at least 1 offensive rebound each, compared to just three Reyer players who did so. Jaime Pradilla, Bojan Dubljevic and Jasiel Rivero gave Valencia 3 second chances each on the offensive glass. All told, seven Valencia players grabbed at least 3 total rebounds, with Dubljevic's 8 leading the way.

That rebounds onslaught raised the team's average to exactly 40.0 per game, which is nothing less than the highest average for a full season in EuroCup history. 

Valencia Basket v Umana Reyer Venice (2022-03-16T19:30:00.000Z)

Bojan Dubljevic 2- Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-RS21

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana took an important step forward in the standings by downing Virtius Segafredo Arena 74-86 on the road on Wednesday. 

Pullen leads Cedevita to big win in Bologna, 74-86

The result left both teams with 8-7 records in Group B. While Cedevita won its fifth straight game, Virtus registered its third home loss of the season. Jacob Pullen led the winners with 20 points, Jaka Blazic added 18, Edo Muric scored 14 and Yogi Ferrell and Zoran Dragic each had 11 for Cedevita. Toko Shengelia led Virtus with 14 points in his debut. Mam Jaiteh and Kyle Weems each added 11 for the hosts. Jaiteh collected 13 rebounds for a double-double.

Muric got Cedevita going with a baseline jumper and Blazic matched Weems's close basket with a driving layup. After Weems scored in the low post, Ferrell and Amar Alibegovic traded three-pointers. Dragic dunked off a steal for a 7-9 Cedevita lead. Alen Omic scored in transition and Blazic struck from downtown to boost the guests' lead to 7-14. Pullen bettered Weems's fastbreak layup with a triple. Shengelia joined the three-point shootout and Weems scored again to make it 14-17. Pullen added a jumper and Dragic a layup, but Milos Teodosic brought the hosts even closer, 19-21. Pullen kept pushing Cedevita and got help from Auguste and Blazic to boost the lead to 24-31 after 10 minutes.

 

Jakarr Sampson scored down low early in the second quarter, but Pullen remained unstoppable and his fourth triple boosted Cedevita's lead to double digits, 26-36. Marko Radovanovic found his first points and Ferrell buried a jumper off the dribble for a 27-39 score. Muric erased Amedeo Tessitori's off-balance basket with a layup and Ferrell struck from beyond the arc, prompting Virtus to call timeout at 29-44. Shengelia downed a jumper and got help from Teodosic and Jaiteh to get the hosts closer, 37-47. Jaiteh scored around the basket and Shengelia buried a catch-and-shoot triple to make it 42-49. Dragic and Jaiteh traded layups to fix the halftime score at 44-51.

Shengelia stepped up for Virtus with a layup soon after the break and a big block on Dragic. Muric answered from beyond the arc, Jaiteh hit a jump hook and Blazic soon set a 48-56 Cedevita margin. Muric insisted from three-point range and Ferrell erased Jaiteh's wild put-back basket with a floater. Sampson tried to change things with an off-balance three-point play, as Cedevita had started to miss open shots. Auguste rescued the guests with a big basket in the low post and matched Isaia Cordinier's triple with his own shot from downtown, off the glass, giving the visitors a 58-68 margin after 30 minutes.

 

Cordinier stepped up for the hosts early in the fourth quarter but Pullen's floater restored a double-digit Cedevita lead, 60-70, with 8 minutes left. Shengelia stepped up with back-to-back layups off spin moves. Blazic rescued Cedevita by burying consecutive three-pointers that kept the guests in charge, 64-76. Blazic insisted from beyond the arc to break the game open, 64-79, with 4 minutes remaining. Alessandro Pajola joined the three-point shootout, but Muric hit free throws and Pullen added a layup to seal the outcome, 68-84, in the next-to-last minute.

Virtus Segafredo Bologna v Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (2022-03-16T19:30:00.000Z)

Jacob Pullen - Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) - EC21-RS21

Hamburg Towers survived a valiant comeback by Slask Wroclaw to grab an important 92-86 victory and protect its home court on Wednesday.

Meisner fuels Hamburg to 92-86 triumph over Slask

Hamburg nearly wasted a 21-point third-quarter lead but held on to improve to 6-8 in Group A. Lukas Meisner led the way with career-highs of 23 points, 5 three-pointers, 12 rebounds and 3 steals for Hamburg, which hit a club-record 17 triples. Justus Hollatz tallied 14 points and 6 assists, Zach Brown scored 13, Maik Kotsar had 12 points and Robin Christen finished with 11. Slask fell to 3-11 despite Travis Trice’s 29 points - 21 of them coming in the second half - and 10 assists. Aleksander Dziewa collected 21 points and Kerem Kanter contributed 14 points and 12 rebounds in the loss.

Dziewa scored the first points of the game from the foul line for the visitors and Hollatz got Hamburg’s first basket on a layup. Travis Trice followed with a three-pointer for Slask and Kanter had a three-point play but Maxi DiLeo, Hollatz and Brown all drained triples and Hamburg was up 13-11. Slask kept close and was leading 17-19 after Lukasz Kolenda’s three-pointer. Hamburg absolutely dominated the rebound situation with 9 offensive rebounds in the first quarter, including 2 which led to triples from Meisner and Brown for a 23-19 lead after 10 minutes.

 

Slask had problems scoring early in the second quarter and Hamburg started pulling away with Caleb Homesley hitting from deep and Kotsar converting 4 free throws for a 32-19 lead. Kodi Justice finally hit a three-pointer to snap a 4-minute scoreless drought. Meisner answered from deep and DiLeo free throws increased the lead to 37-22. Slask could not get enough stops to get into the game and another Homesley three-pointer pushed the margin to 42-26. Hamburg’s offense dried up for more than 2 minutes and Slask pulled within 42-30. The hosts woke up again just in time from the outside with Brown hitting one three-pointer and Meisner making two more triples. The margin was 51-33 at the break.

Seth Hinrichs opened the second half with a three-pointer as the home side’s lead grew to 21 points. Slask put together some stops and Dziewa scored 6 points and Trice and Jakub Karolak both knocked down triples in a 2-16 run to trim the deficit to 56-49. A Kanter three-pointer got the visitors as close as 60-54 and the score was 64-58 after 30 minutes.

 

Hamburg found the start to the fourth that it needed with Christen sandwiching three-pointers around a Meisner dunk and the advantage was 72-58. Trice would not let Slask go down without a fight with two three-pointers to get back within 76-70. Christen hit another three-pointer and Meisner’s dunk made it 81-70, but the guests continued to fight; Kanter and Dziewa converted three-point plays to trim the margin to 81-78. Hollatz came up with a three-pointer only to be matched by Trice to make it 86-83. Hamburg executed better down the stretch with DiLeo converting a layup and after Dziewa’s missed three-pointer, Meisner delivered a dagger triple for a 91-83 advantage with 24 seconds to play.

Hamburg Towers v Slask Wroclaw (2022-03-16T18:30:00.000Z)

Robin Christen celebrates - Hamburg Towers (Photo Marvin Contessi) - EC21-RS15

Wednesday night will be featuring six exciting 7DAYS EuroCup across the continent as the Regular Season end draws closer.

Game Night: Six duels to wrap Round 15

### [Turk Telekom Ankara 76-83 MoraBanc Andorra](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/turk-telekom-ankara-morabanc-andorra/U2021/141/)

Andorra beat Turk Telekom on the road 76-83 to book a place in the EuroCup Playoffs. Andorra improved to 9-6 with its third consecutive win, while Turk Telekom suffered its third consecutive loss and fell to 6-8. Andorra, which led for the majority of the night, used a 0-10 run midway through the fourth quarter to open a double-digit lead and secure the victory. Victor Arteaga collected 13 points plus 7 rebounds to lead the winners. JaJuan Johnson tallied 21 points and 9 rebounds in defeat. 

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### [Hamburg Towers 92-86 Slask Wroclaw](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/hamburg-towers-slask-wroclaw/U2021/144/)

Hamburg survived a valiant comeback by Slask to grab an important 92-86 victory and protect its home court. Hamburg nearly wasted a 21-point third-quarter lead but held on to improve to 6-8 in Group A. Lukas Meisner led the way with career-highs of 23 points and 12 rebounds. Slask fell to 3-11 despite Travis Trice’s 29 points and 10 assists.

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### [Partizan mts Belgrade 87-72 Boulogne Metropolitans 92](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/partizan-nis-belgrade-boulogne-metropolitans-92/U2021/143/)

Partizan kept its perfect home record intact with a resounding 87-72 win over Metropolitans. The win gave Partizan a sweep of Metropolitans and improved it to 10-5 and second place in Group A, while Metropolitans saw its five-game winning streak snapped, dropping to 9-6. Center Balsa Koprivica starred with 14 points, 13 rebounds and 3 blocks and Zach LeDay scored 15 points for the winners. Jordan McCrae scored 18 in a losing effort.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/ZachLeDay32?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ZachLeDay32</a> to the rim with authority 😤 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/7DAYSMagicMoment?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#7DAYSMagicMoment</a> <a href="https://t.co/EoT6qifG4r">pic.twitter.com/EoT6qifG4r</a></p>&mdash; 7DAYS EuroCup (@EuroCup) <a href="https://twitter.com/EuroCup/status/1504187816875479040?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 16, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

### [Buducnost VOLI Podgorica 90-77 Promitheas Patras](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/buducnost-voli-podgorica-promitheas-patras/U2021/148/)

Buducnost clinched a spot in the knock-out rounds by downing Promitheas 90-77 in Group B. Buducnost improved to 9-6 in the standings and pushed Promitheas to 4-11. Petar Popovic led six Buducnost scorers in double figures with 15 points and Vladimir Micov added 12. Jerai Grant paced Promitheas with 23 points.

### [Valencia Basket 86-80 Umana Reyer Venice](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/valencia-basket-umana-reyer-venice/U2021/146/)

Valencia rallied from double-digit leads in each half to finally hold off visiting Reyer by 86-80 in a thriller on Wednesday to solidify its second place in Group B. Klemen Prepelic led Valencia with 19 points to spoil a 25-point effort by Jordan Theodore of Reyer, which led most of the night.

### [Virtus Segafredo Bologna 74-86 Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/virtus-segafredo-bologna-cedevita-olimpija-ljubljana/U2021/147/)

Cedevita took a critical step towards reaching the knock-out rounds by downing Virtius  74-86 on the road. Both teams now have 8-7 records in Group B. Jacob Pullen led the winners with 20 points and Jaka Blazic added 18. Toko Shengelia scored 14 points in his Virtus debut.

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Round 15 wrapped up Wednesday with six games, during which Andorra and Buducnost won to advance. The latter also took Virtus with it and idle Lietkabelis went through, too. 

Round 15, Wednesday: Andorra, Buducnost among four teams to advance

Zoran Dragic - Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) - EC21-RS21

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 15 showdown between Partizan NIS Belgrade and Boulogne Metropolitans 92.

Post-game quotes: Partizan vs. Metropolitans

### Zeljko Obradovic, Partizan NIS Belgrade head coach:

"We knew this game will be for second position in the Group. Even though we have two more games, this is probably our last home game due to the problems of the Russian clubs. It was a good game in general. We played very good defense in half-court, our only problem was the opponent's transition game. They are a team that really tries to run. We tried to prepare ourselves for that, but we allowed a lot of easy, cheap points in the transition game. I think that is a big problem and this is something we work on in practices. There are ways to stop that. But we played pretty aggressive and pretty smart on offense until the final 5 minutes. We have to be smarter and play more simple. There were nice things, and we had a lot of open shots, which is what we strive for. I want to thank the fans."

### Vincent Collet, Boulogne Metropolitans 92 head coach:

"Congratulations to Partizan for the win. I think we started the game the right way, unfortunately in the second quarter, we went down during a few minutes when we gave them the lead and confidence. We could not start better in the third quarter, their defense was very tough. We had problems to find open shots. After that, we kept fighting but the game was done."

### Balsa Koprivica, Partizan NIS Belgrade center:

"A very important victory for us for placement in the EuroCup. We had a tough game last week and during the season we were not able to have a rhythm and have two or three games to be able to win, so this is a big win against a good team and we are just looking forward to the next game. I try to focus every game to get as many rebounds as I can, be active on the glass. Get blocked shots and be a good defender, and everything else comes with that. I got to keep working. It's good to have a \[game like this\], but ultimately, it's a long season and we got many more games to go."

Zeljko Obradovic - Partizan NIS Belgrade (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) - EC21-RS21

Valencia Basket rallied from double-digit leads in each half to finally hold off visiting Umana Reyer Venice by 86-80 and solidify its second place in Group B. Valencia improved to 11-4, tied on victories with first-place Gran Canaria, while Reyer fell to 7-7 and sixth place despite leading for most of the game. 

 Valencia evades Reyer challenge with 86-80 home win

Klemen Prepelic led Valencia with 19 points and Jasiel Rivero added 15. Jaime Pradilla and Martin Hermannsson, who hit key late three-pointers, had 11 each. And Valencia captain Bojan Dubljevic was everywhere at the end, finishing with 10 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. Reyer's Jordan Theodore saw his career highs of 25 points and 28 performance index rating spoiled with the ending. Michael Bramos followed him with 14 points, while Mitchell Watt had 12 and Austin Day 10.

A pair of triples by Bramos had Reyer ahead 2-6 until Xabi Lopez-Arostegui matched him from deep to make it 5-6. Otherwise, both defenses dominated early. Theodore combined free throws, a dish to Watt for a dunk and 2 driving layups to suddenly push Reyer ahead 7-14. Dublejvic's hook shot got Valencia unstuck but Jordan scored and Bramos hit from deep again to force the hosts to take a timeout at 9-19. Julyan Stone joined Bramos with another triple as the visitors finished the first quarter up 11-22.

Prepelic's triple started the new quarter but Daye's 5 straight points gave Reyer a high lead of 14-27. Louis Labeyrie and Jaime Pradilla calmed Valencia with inside baskets before Jordan Morgan restored Reyer's double-digit lead. Prepelic struck again from deep and assisted Dubljevic on another triple to get the hosts within 24-31. When Pradilla added a dunk, the visitors needed a timeout. Pradilla sandwiched a pair of inside baskets around another by Reyer's Martynas Echodas to make it 30-33. Theodore returned to steal and score before hitting from downtown at 30-38. Prepelic traded baskets with Bramos and Watt to keep Valencia within 37-42 at the half.

Pradilla and Theodore got the second half scoring started before Dubjevic's put-back and free throw got Valencia as close as 42-44. Reyer's Victor Sanders drilled from the corner and fed Watt for a slam. Theodore and Watt soon scored in transition as the lead returned to double-digits, 43-53. Rivero and Lopez-Arostegui started Valencia back again and Hermannsson soon joined the effort with a triple at 53-55. Theodore answered him but Lopez-Arostegui did the same for the hosts. Stefano Tonut, Rivero, Watt and Hermannsson all traded buckets while Mike Tobey of Valencia equalled Daye's free throws at 62-64. Tobey then tipped in a missed triple on the buzzer to leave a 64-64 tie after 30 minutes. 

Tobey's triple to open the fourth quarter gave Valencia its first lead all night, but Daye matched him at 67-67. Tonut's second-chance drive-and-one restored Reyer's lead, but Rivero's put-back kept Valencia within a point. Tonut scored at 69-72 with under 7 minutes left as back-to-back blocks by Watt frustrated Valencia. So did a second-chance triple by Bramos at 70-75, but then Guillem Ferrando hit a near-identical shot for Valencia. Only a free throw from Prepelic fell in the next 2 minutes, leaving a 74-75 scoreboard. Echodas's technical foul let Prepelic tie 75-75 with less than 3 minutes left. Hermannsson was left alone to drill a triple for Valencia but Theodore answered in kind at 78-78. When Theodore missed his next try, Watt rebounded and scored, but Hermannsson blasted again from the corner at 81-80 with 1:27 left. Dubljevic added a layup with 13 seconds left that was good enough to guarantee the victory once Theodore missed at the other end, leaving the victory in Valencia. 

Valencia Basket rallied from double-digit leads in each half to finally hold off visiting Umana Reyer Venice by 86-80 and solidify its second place in Group B. Valencia improved to 11-4, tied on victories with first-place Gran Canaria, while Reyer fell to 7-7 and sixth place despite leading for most of the game. 


Martin Hermannsson - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-RS21

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 15 showdown between Valencia Basket and Umana Reyer Venice.

Post-game quotes: Valencia vs. Reyer

### Valencia Basket head coach Joan Peñarroya

"It's an important win because it was a difficult game for us, our third game in the last five days, with a lot of players out: Nenad \[Dimitrijevic\], Victor \[Claver\], Xabi \[Lopez-Arostegui\] had ankle problems in the last game. So it was a difficult game for us, but I think that in the last quarter and the important final minutes, the character was perfect. We didn't play very well in the game, but I think in the last minutes we played with character and with our heads. Bojan \[Dubljevic\] played a good game. He's our captain, and today he played like the big player in Europe that he is."

### Umana Reyer Venice head coach Walter De Raffaele

The game changed in our last two possessions. We played a solid game. We had a chance to go ahead, but honestly they punished us. They have a talented team with great players like \[Bojan\] Dubjlevic, and that's it. We played a very good game, we are proud but the win is for Valencia."

### Valencia Basket center Bojan Dubljevic

"For us, it was a really important game because we are fighting for first place. Every game is really important for us now. Of course, we have a really tough schedule. This was our third game in five days, but I'm really happy for the victory. I am just warming up for the playoffs."

Joan Penarroya - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-RS21