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In the opening match, the home team UKS MOS Opole did not play nice at all with another newcomer to our tournaments, the German academy VR Bank Würzburg Akademie. The home team literally swept the German academy by a margin of more than forty points. The second match offered a Czech derby between the teams Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek and Snakes Ostrava . These teams certainly know each other well due to their geographical proximity. In this match, the "snakes" slightly strangle Basketpoint's ambitions and thanks to this they win by a margin of eight points. In the last match, the teams ŠBK Galaxy Košice and AK Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski enter the tournament. Košice enter the match actively and score a small lead. Despite their great efforts, Stal loses the match by a margin of nine points. Basketpoint managed to win over the home team, even though it lost several points throughout the first half. An improved performance in the second half of the match brought them a win by only one point.

Early on Saturday morning, Opole lost another close game, this time against another Polish team AK Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski . The home team lost several points throughout the game. In the final minutes, they managed to come within a single three-pointer, but failed to turn the game around.

On Sunday, Košice clearly beat the German academy from Würzburg and won the gold medals. Baskepoint defeated AK Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski in a direct fight for bronze. And the "snakes" from Ostrava confirmed their silver medals after winning over the home team.

Final tournament standings:

1. ŠBK Galaxy Košice (Slovakia)

2. Snakes Ostrava (Czech Republic)

3. Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek (Czech Republic)

4. AK Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski (Poland)

5. UKS MOS Opole (Poland)

6. VR Bank Würzburg Academy (Germany)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Tomáš Vrábel ( ŠBK Galaxy Košice )

All-star team:

Seungmin Moon ( Snakes Ostrava )

Antonin Mynar ( Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek )

Bruno Krawczynski ( AK Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski )

Jakub Niżyński ( UKS MOS Opole )

Ben Salm (VR Bank Würzburg Academy )

Top scorer of the tournament:

Jakub Niżyński ( UKS MOS Opole ) - 141 points (28.2 points per game)

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In the first match of the tournament, the home team WKK Wroclaw challenged the Ukrainian team BC Uzhhorod to a duel. WKK did not enter the match well and lost by a double-digit margin after the first quarter. They were unable to close the Ukrainian team's lead throughout the match and lost by a margin of twelve points. In the second match, the Slovak team ŠBK Galaxy Košice competed for victory with the Polish team PGE Giek Turów Zgorzelec . The Polish team, whose first team also played in the Euroleague in its most famous period, did not enter the match ideally and lost by a margin of ten points after the first quarter. They came within striking distance in the middle of the match, but that was all for them and the Slovak team won its first victory in the CEYBL tournaments. The third match offered very high-quality mini-scholarship basketball, in Czech style. The Central Bohemian team Basket Poděbrady played a close match with the Moravian-Silesian team Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek . This match offered a great basketball spectacle, where the team from Poděbrady ultimately performed better. As it turned out later, it was a duel for first place in the tournament. Basketpoint also played an exciting game in its second Friday match, this time against the Slovak team ŠBK Galaxy Košice . After a bad start and a balanced course, it won the victory with an improved performance in the last quarter.

On Saturday, WKK led Zgorelc by several points for three quarters, but they could not manage the end of the match and lost by a single basket. The Ukrainian team also wanted to make a difference in the medal standings, first playing an even match with Basketpoint, which only won in the last quarter. Then on Sunday morning, they had a direct match for bronze medals with the Slovak team ŠBK Galaxy Košice . After losing the first quarter, Uzhorod took the initiative and slowly and patiently closed the gap on the Slovak team. After the third quarter, Uzhorod got an eight-point lead, which they did not let go, and thus won the bronze medals. In the other matches on Sunday's program, Poděbrady confirmed their gold medal win over Zgorelc, and Basketpoint confirmed their silver medal win thanks to their win over the home team WKK.

Final tournament standings:

1. Basket Poděbrady (Czech Republic)

2. Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek (Czech Republic)

3. BC Uzhhorod (Ukraine)

4. ŠBK Galaxy Košice (Slovakia)

5. PGE Giek Turów Zgorzelec (Poland)

6. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Denis Hauerland ( Basket Poděbrady )

All-star team:

Tadeáš Staniowski ( Basketpoint Frýdek-Místek )

Nikita Onyshchenko ( BC Uzhhorod )

Lukáš Kiss ( ŠBK Galaxy Košice )

Jan Lozowski ( PGE Giek Turów Zgorzelec )

Julian Kozera ( WKK Wroclaw)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Jan Lozowski ( PGE Giek Turów Zgorzelec ) - 100 points (20.0 points per game)

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The first match traditionally featured the home team BC Swiss Krono Žary and their first opponent in the tournament was the Austrian team Vienna Timberwolves . The home team slightly overslept entering the match and Vienna took the lead. However, from the beginning of the second quarter the home team switched to a higher gear and eventually won by a margin of less than twenty points. The next two matches offered a national derby, the first was the Polish one between the newcomer to the CEYBL tournaments, GEN Gaz Energia Tarnovia Tarnowo Podgórne team, and the traditional participant SKM Zastal Zielona Góra . Tarnovia Zastal did not spare any effort and won by a margin of more than thirty points. The third match was the Czech derby between the teams BK Lokomotiva Plzeň and BA Sparta Praha . Lokomotiva apparently took on "wet coals" because its performance did not burn with a bright flame, but even with thirty-eight points scored, it managed to win the match. Sparta scored only twenty-one points in the entire match. Tarnovia thoroughly tested the home club in the next match. In the end, it wasn't enough to win.

On Saturday before noon, Sparta literally squeezed out a win over Zastal by just one point. In the afternoon block, Tarnovia came to the fore again, outpacing Lokomotiv. The latter switched to a higher gear than on Friday, probably from steam to electric power, and "overtook" Tarnovia by just four points.

On Sunday, Lokomotiva, well-initiated, went to the match against the Vienna team to confirm their silver medal win. Tarnovia did not give Sparta a chance to think about trying to win bronze and won by a difference of twenty-two points. And finally, the home team confirmed their gold medal win with a win over Zastal.

Final tournament standings:

1. BC Swiss Krono Žary (Poland)

2. BK Lokomotiva Plzeň (Czech Republic)

3. GEN Gaz Energia Tarnovia Tarnowo Podgórne (Poland)

4. Vienna Timberwolves (Austria)

5. BA Sparta Praha (Czech Republic)

6. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Nathan Kelati ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )

All-star team:

Igor Rubczyński ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )

Jonáš Blacký ( BK Lokomotiva Plzeň )

Mateusz Głowacki ( GEN Gaz Energia Tarnovia Tarnowo Podgórne )

Felix Schlosser ( Vienna Timberwolves )

Vladislav Hanyn ( BA Sparta Praha )

Mikołaj Maciąg ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Nathan Kelati ( BC Swiss Krono Žary ) - 93 points (18.6 points per game)

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In the first match of the Friday program, SKM Zastal Zielona Góra challenged another Polish team Lublinianka KUL Basketball . Zastal already had a thirty-point lead at halftime and the fate of the match was practically decided. In the second match of the day, the Slovak team BKM Iskra Svit had to "swallow bitter pills", which in the first half of the match led by a double-digit difference several times over the German team Thuringia Select Team . In the second half, Svit lost its key players due to a large number of personal mistakes and the German team turned the match in its favor. In the last match of the first round, a newcomer to CEYBL tournaments entered the tournament, the team Start Havířov , which did not "match" at all with the traditional Slovak participant BK Inter Bratislava . Havířov "stabbed" Inter so intensely that at halftime they led by a forty-point difference, so obtaining the first win on the international stage in history was no longer a problem. The match between Lublin and Thuringia was also very interesting. Lublin lost several points after each quarter, but fought for its life. In the final, Lublin had the opportunity to make the last shot, but it was unsuccessful, and so the German team won the closest possible victory by a single point.

On Saturday, a very interesting match was played, and again the Polish team Lublinianka was there. They played a really interesting game with Inter. The lead changed from side to side, and in the end the Polish team won. The game was framed by great individual performances, when Inter player Adam Garaj scored 59 points for the opponent. But in the end, the team concept won, because the three players of Lublinianka, who have twenty or more points, were joined by a wider rotation that was able to score.

Sunday was also very exciting. First, Lublin played a balanced match with Svit, which in the end, despite the enthusiastic performance of the Slovak team, wins for itself and hopes and believes that Inter will help it win a medal with its performance. Inter entered the match actively and properly flooded the German academy for three quarters of this match. In the last quarter, Inter made several mistakes and the German team won the victory and thus the bronze medals. And the tournament ended with the final, as it should and should be. The match between Zastal and Havířov. Havířov has "start" in the team name and it did not work out at all in this match. Zastal gained a double-digit lead in the first quarter, which it then increased in the next match despite the great efforts of the Czech team. Havířov played a quality tournament and the silver medal is a pleasant reward and motivation for them to work in the future. Zastal left no one in doubt and is the deserved and dominant winner of this tournament.

It is also worth mentioning that we had the opportunity to watch the performances of Havířov's player Jakuba Jana Marka at the tournament, who has already completed a try-out at the Spanish club UCAM Murcia CB . It is nice to watch players who have a great future in world basketball at our tournaments. The excellent tournament performance of Inter player Adama Garaje, as he scored a total of 193 points in five games, which is an average of 38.6 points/game.

Final tournament standings:

1. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)

2. Start Havířov (Czech Republic)

3. Thuringia Select Team (Germany)

4. Lublinianka KUL Basketball (Poland)

5. BK Inter Bratislava (Slovakia)

6. BKM Iskra Svit (Slovakia)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Antoni Lenckosz ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )

All-star team:

Maxmilián Pospíšil ( Start Havířov )

Mika Wick ( Thuringia Select Team )

Mikołaj Mazurek ( Lublinianka KUL Basketball )

Adam Garaj ( BK Inter Bratislava )

Michal Prokopovič ( BKM Iskra Svit)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Adam Garaj ( BK Inter Bratislava ) - 193 points (38.6 points per game)

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The first match of the tournament on neutral ground in Brandýs nad Labem was played by the South Bohemian selection team JBN boys and the German team NINERS Chemnitz Academy . JBN built a small lead in the first part of the match, which they lost at the end of the third quarter. Chemnitz turned the lead over to its side in the last quarter and won by a difference of ten points. In the second match, the German team Mitteldeutscher Basketball Academy easily defeated the Czech team BCM Olomouc . The last match of the first round was a derby, both Polish and city, as the tournament draw pitted the teams AK Orly Wroclaw and Imopeksis Wilki Wrocław against each other. The traditional participant of our tournaments, AK Orly Wroclaw , fared better. A very interesting match took place at the beginning of the afternoon program, when the JBN boys team challenged Mitteldeutscher Basketball Academy team to a match. The later German winner of the tournament had great problems overcoming the resistance of the South Bohemian team, which stayed within striking distance throughout the match. In the end, he managed to win by a margin of six points.

On Saturday, both Czech teams will play balanced matches. First, Olomouc resisted Chemnitz, but unsuccessfully. In the afternoon, the Czech team's honor was saved by the JBN team, which managed to overpower the Polish team AK Orly Wroclaw in a balanced match after a disastrous start. There was also an imaginary final between Mitteldeutscher Basketball Academy and NINERS Chemnitz Academy teams. The first-named team had a few points lead throughout the match and turned it into a victory.

On Sunday, MBA and Chemnitz confirmed their medal ambitions by comfortably defeating their opponents from the Polish city of Wroclaw. The tournament concluded with a match between JBN boys and BCM Olomouc . This match was a direct battle for the bronze medals and was definitely worth watching. A total of 209 points were scored in the match, with basketball advertising framed by great individual performances on both sides. Olomouc showed a slightly "firmer" hand in the finals, with two of its players surpassing the thirty-point mark, while two of JBN's players surpassing the twenty-point mark. In any case, admirable performances on both sides of the board. With a 9-point win, Olomouc confirms its bronze medal win.

Final tournament standings:

1. Mitteldeutscher Basketball Academy (Germany)

2. NINERS Chemnitz Academy (Germany)

3. BCM Olomouc (Czech Republic)

4. JBN boys (Czech Republic)

5. AK Orly Wroclaw (Poland)

6. Imopeksis Wilki Wrocław (Poland)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Felipe Felgner Estrella ( Mitteldeutscher Basketball Academy )

All-star team:

Jonathan Zeh ( NINERS Chemnitz Academy )

Štěpán Ondruška ( BCM Olomouc )

Josef Šonka ( JBN boys )

Jan Chrzanowski ( AK Orly Wroclaw )

Szymon Wieszczeczyński ( Imopeksis Wilki Wrocław)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Štěpán Ondruška ( BCM Olomouc ) - 108 points (21.6 points per game)

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The tournament was opened by the home team Slavoj BK Litoměřice , who challenged the German team Science City Jena to a duel. Slavoj gained a double-digit lead in the first half of the match, which they calmly controlled until the end of the match. The second match of the day was very interesting, intense and very offensively oriented - a total of 220 points were scored, which is really unusual for this category. It was a Slovak derby between the teams BK Inter Bratislava and BSC Bratislava . The spectators must have really liked it, great commitment, great individual performances, great actions... excellent advertising for basketball. In the end, Inter did better and won its first victory in the tournament. In the last match of the day, Slavoj challenged the Polish team Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków . In the first half of the match, Slavoj was slightly losing and it took a lot of strength to get back into the game for victory. It managed to do this at the end of the third quarter, where it took the lead by just one point. However, Krakow came into the final act with more intensity and ultimately secured a victory by six points.

On Saturday, the home team decided to mix things up in the tournament. Slavoj "caught the Slovak team BSC Bratislava by surprise". The match was so fierce that blood was literally flowing. A doctor even had to intervene and sew up a torn eyebrow, it must be added that this clash was completely innocent. The stormy and relatively tough match was ultimately won by the home team Slavoj. Slavoj then played a relatively decent match with the future winner BK Inter Bratislava .

On Sunday, BSC atoned for its loss to Slavoj when, after a good performance, it defeated the Polish team Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków . Here, our favorite mini-table of three teams comes into play again, where Slavoj has the best record and wins silver medals, BSC takes bronze, leaving Krakow with the unpopular "potato medal". In the last match of the tournament, Inter defeats the German Jena and confirms the gold medals. Although Jena did not win any games in the tournament, it surprised with its basketball quality and performance, and one could say that their future is yet to come.

Final tournament standings:

1. BK Inter Bratislava (Slovakia)

2. Slavoj BK Litoměřice (Czech Republic)

3. BSC Bratislava (Slovakia)

4. Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków (Poland)

5. Science City Jena (Germany)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Nikolaj Lukjanec ( BK Inter Bratislava )

All-star team:

Alex Milošević ( BK Inter Bratislava )

Adam Eisner ( Slavoj BK Litoměřice )

Tobias Tardik ( BSC Bratislava )

Adrian Paluch ( Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków )

Clements Mösezahl ( Science City Jena )

Top scorer of the tournament:

Nikolaj Lukjanec ( BK Inter Bratislava ) - 90 points (22.5 points per game)

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The first match of the tournament offered an exciting duel between the home team BK Brandýs nad Labem and the Ukrainian team SCC Ploskyriv . Brandýs lost several points in the score throughout the match and eventually lost to the Ukrainian team by five points. In the second match, the Polish team NBA Jelenia Góra almost drove the Czech team Vlci Žďár nad Sázavou to the forests, where wolves usually live. The last match of the first round was the Slovak derby between the teams MBK Karlovka Bratislava and BK Pezinok . The team from the capital of Slovakia was more successful, determining the tone of the match in the first quarter, where they gained a double-digit lead. On Friday, another interesting match took place, when the home team Brandýs nad Labem tested the future winner of the NBA Jelenia Góra . Who would have expected any drama when the difference was almost twenty points at halftime. However, Brandýs decided not to give his skin away cheaply and finished powerfully, but he did not have enough time to turn the game around and so he lost by a margin of eight points.

Further dramas were offered only on Sunday morning, where Karlovka, who played a decent match with the NBA on Saturday afternoon, showed their best performance of the tournament and defeated the Ukrainian team SCC Ploskyriv . This match really messed up the table for us and the order in second to fourth place was decided by a mini-table of three teams. Brandýs performed best here, winning silver, bronze goes to Ukraine and the "potato medal" was left for Karlovka. The NBA Jelenia Góra won gold after a smooth win over the Slovak team BK Pezinok .

Final tournament standings:

1. NBA Jelenia Góra (Poland)

2. BK Brandýs nad Labem (Czech Republic)

3. SCC Ploskyriv (Ukraine)

4. MBK Karlovka Bratislava (Slovakia)

5. Vlci Žďár nad Sázavou (Czech Republic)

6. BK Pezinok (Slovakia)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Igor Piotrowski ( NBA Jelenia Góra )

All-star team:

Oliver Papež ( BK Brandýs nad Labem )

Yurii Dovhan ( SCC Ploskyriv )

Adam Novák ( MBK Karlovka Bratislava )

Zdeněk Ganzwohl ( Vlci Žďár nad Sázavou )

Richard Szarka ( BK Pezinok)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Oliver Papež ( BK Brandýs nad Labem ) - 98 points (19.6 points per game)

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The home team BC Swiss Krono Žary faced the Austrian team Vienna Timberwolves in the first match of the tournament. Vienna surprised the home team with an active game and gained a small lead after the first quarter. The home team then took over and gained a solid lead in the rest of the match. In the last quarter, Vienna significantly reduced the home team's lead, but they could not find the strength to break the deadlock. In the second match, the German team Young Rasta Dragons practically decided the fate of the match with the Polish team Lublinianka KUL Basketball in the first quarter, when they created a double-digit lead. In the last match of the first round, the selected team of the Central Bohemian region CB Basketball played against the Polish team Jura Basket TS Wisła . A very even match, where the lead was flowing from side to side, was eventually won by the Czech team. CB Basketball was also in another even match on Friday's program, this time the Czech team was in the lead for three quarters over the Austrian team Vienna Timberwolves . In the end, however, they could not maintain their concentration in the last quarter and Vienna won a narrow victory.

Saturday offered only one even match, and that was in the first game of the day, and it was Vienna again. The Austrian team was pulling the "short end of the rope" for three quarters with the Polish team Lublinianka KUL Basketball . In the fourth quarter, they significantly increased the pace and took the game to overtime. In that, Vienna managed to turn the game around and win.

On Sunday, a balanced Polish match between Lublinianka KUL Basketball and Jura Basket TS Wisła was interesting. Lublinianka won this match mainly thanks to a wider rotation of scoring players. The tournament was closed by the home team, which allowed itself to gamble a little with its position in the table in a match with the CB Basketball team. A very balanced and fighting match, where in the end the home team managed to win by a difference of six points and thus confirmed the gold medals.

Final tournament standings:

1. BC Swiss Krono Žary (Poland)

2. Vienna Timberwolves (Austria)

3. Young Rasta Dragons (Germany)

4. CB Basketball (Czech Republic)

5. Lublinianka KUL Basketball (Poland)

6. Jura Basket TS Wisła (Poland)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Filip Wilk ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )

All-star team:

Bartosz Radny ( BC Swiss Krono Žary )

Bogdan Paunovic ( Vienna Timberwolves )

Isaac Essone ( Young Rasta Dragons )

Tomáš Kraus ( CB Basketball )

Szymon Król ( Lublinianka KUL Basketball)

Bartosz Dudek ( Jura Basket TS Wisła)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Filip Wilk ( BC Swiss Krono Žary ) - 109 points (21.8 points per game)

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Although only five teams participated in the tournament, there was no shortage of drama. The quality of the tournament is certainly evidenced by the fact that three teams that participated in the final tournament last year are starting in this tournament. The home club and its volunteers created a pleasant environment for the tournament.

In the first match, the home team Basketball Talents Potsdam challenged the French team Akdemie Grand Est to a duel. The home team entered the match a little cautiously and the French opponent took full advantage of it when they gained a double-digit lead. They gradually increased this lead despite the strong resistance of the home team and thus took the victory by a higher margin. The Czech team Válečníci Děčín immediately showed in the first match that they did not come to Potsdam just for a trip, when they thoroughly destroyed the Polish team SKM Zastal Zielona Góra . The whole match was played in a balanced spirit, Děčín led by five points after the third quarter, but even that was not enough to win. Zastal turned on the high speed in the last quarter and finally defeated Děčín by a margin of eight points. The later winner WKK Wroclaw entered the tournament first with a win over the home team, then "sweated" a little more with the French team, which was an even opponent in the first half.

On Saturday morning, the home team played its best performance of the tournament against Děčín, but it was not enough to win, the Czech team is happy. The last match on Saturday offered a lot of drama. The French team challenged the Polish team Zastal to a duel. After the first quarter, the French team leads by seven points, after the second, the Polish team by twelve points, after the third quarter, the difference is only one point, a game like on a seesaw. In the end, after a great fight, the French team wins.

The French team Akdemie Grand Est had a lot of energy in the last match on Saturday, which the Czech team Válečníci Děčín took full advantage of on Sunday morning. Thanks to a wider rotation and high commitment, the Válečníci gained a valuable victory, which thoroughly mixed up the tournament standings. In the end, the second to fourth place in the tournament had to be decided by the scores from the mutual matches of the three teams. The final result was decided by the closest possible difference of a single point. In the final match of the tournament, Zastal tried to defy fate and mix up the tournament standings. However, WKK had a different opinion and entered the match vigorously in the first quarter and gained a fifteen-point lead. WKK maintained the lead, even slightly increasing it despite Zastal's great effort and emotional behavior, and thus deservedly takes the victory in the tournament.

Final tournament standings:

1. WKK Wroclaw (Poland)

2. Akdemie Grand Est (France)

3. SKM Zastal Zielona Góra (Poland)

4. Válečníci Děčín (Czech Republic)

5. Basketball Talents Potsdam (Germany)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Mikołaj Nowostawski ( WKK Wroclaw )

All-star team:

Tymon Delezynski ( WKK Wroclaw )

Nohlan Keita ( Akdemie Grand Est )

Jakub Ostapiuk ( SKM Zastal Zielona Góra )

Jonáš Netolický ( Válečníci Děčín )

Anton Fleckstein ( Basketball Talents Potsdam )

Top scorer of the tournament:

Anton Fleckstein ( Basketball Talents Potsdam ) - 89 points (22.3 points per game)

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Friday's program began with a match between the home team Academy NH Ostrava and the German team NINERS Chemnitz Academy . Ostrava entered the match actively and was the better team throughout the first half. The second half was better for the German team, which won by eight points. In the second match, Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków did not give another Polish team UKS MOS Opole a chance to think about winning. The last teams to join the tournament are the BK Inter Bratislava team from Slovakia and AK Orly Wroclaw team from Poland. Inter entered the match better and gained a five-point lead, then the Polish team took the initiative and led the match to a victorious end.

The Ninners play two important matches to determine the overall standings, first after a fight on Friday they defeat Wroclaw and then on Saturday morning they play another fight match with Krakow, in which they also manage to win. The dramatic match took place between Ostrava and Bratislava. Ostrava maintained a small lead of three to five points for the first three quarters, but they could not manage the final and Inter thus obtained the closest possible victory by a difference of one point.

On Sunday, the most interesting match was the even battle for second and third place. It took place between the teams from Krakow and Wroclaw. Wroclaw entered the match better and gained a double-digit lead in the first quarter. Krakow erased Wroclaw's lead point by point and at the end of the third quarter gained a slight lead of one point. However, this cost them a lot of strength and Wroclaw again turned the lead in the match to their side and won by a difference of four points. The AK Orly Wroclaw team thus won silver, while Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków team was left with bronze, which the players were very happy about anyway. The players of the NINERS Chemnitz Academy team won the gold medals.

Final tournament standings:

1. NINERS Chemnitz Academy (Germany)

2. AK Orly Wroclaw (Poland)

3. Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków (Poland)

4. BK Inter Bratislava (Slovakia)

5. Academy NH Ostrava (Czech Republic)

6. UKS MOS Opole (Poland)

The following players received individual awards:

MVP:

Kaio Delling ( NINERS Chemnitz Academy )

All-star team:

Iwo Mirek ( AK Orly Wroclaw )

Dawid Parzoch ( Oknoplast Inter-Bud Kraków )

Michael Štajer ( BK Inter Bratislava )

Boris Janíček ( Academy NH Ostrava )

Michal Suda ( UKS MOS Opole)

Top scorer of the tournament:

Kaio Delling ( NINERS Chemnitz Academy ) - 96 points (19.2 points per game)

On the website you can find all the results, including statistics, as well as a rich photo gallery.

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