This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 17 showdown between Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana and Valencia Basket.

Post-game quotes: Cedevita vs. Valencia

### Jurica Golemac, Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana head coach:

“Congratulations to the players and the fans. We played tough, a strong game, a smart game and at the end, we deserved to win. Tomorrow is a new day, we start to prepare for the next game... We had some trouble at moments in the game, but in the end, we were able to win the rebounding and that was the key. We helped each other in rebounding and from that we scored some fastbreak points. We showed character, congratulations to the players.”

### Joan Penarroya, Valencia Basket head coach:

“Congratulations to Cedevita for the victory. They have played very well in the \[last\] two months. We lost the game because we had 3 or 4 bad minutes at the end of the second quarter when Cedevita scored lots of shots from good situations. In the second half, we improved our defense but our shooting percentages were bad. With 44% for two-point shots and 26% on three-point shots, it’s very difficult to win the game. We need to improve our percentages.”

Cedevita holds on to down Valencia, 82-76

The hosts jumped out to an early 9-point advantage before Valencia went on a 2-13 run to lead by the end of the first. An explosive second quarter from Cedevita saw the hosts score 30 points and take a 50-37 lead into the interval, but Valencia fought back in the final period and briefly led before Cedevita stood strong to hold on. Zoran Dragic paced the winners with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Jaka Blazic added 13 points, while Jacob Pullen (11). Edo Muric (11), Yogi Ferrell (10) and Alen Omic (9 points and 10 rebounds) also played big roles in the win. Mike Tobey led Valencia’s challenge with 14 points and 10 boards and Martin Hermannsson top scored with 16 points. Xabi Lopez-Arostegui (13), Jasiel Rivero (10) and Bojan Dubljevic (10) also scored in double digits. Cedevita improved to 11-7 after its seventh straight win, while Valencia dropped to 12-6.

Long-range strikes from Blazic and Dragic for the hosts and Tobey twice for the visitors opened the scoring, before a pair of baskets from Muric, including a three-point play, bettered a triple from Hermannsson for a 13-9 home team lead. Ferrell added a transition three and Omic made a layup to complete a 10-0 run, which Louis Labeyrie ended from the foul line. Hermannsson struck another triple and then fed Tobey for an alley-oop to make it 18-16 before three-point plays from Rivero and Lopez-Arostegui made it 20-22 at the end of the first.

Rivero with a tough inside basket and Dubljevic with a long two extended the lead to 20-26 early in the second. Pullen’s triple was answered by another three-point play from the unstoppable Rivero, who then fed Guillem Ferrando for a layup and a 23-31 lead. Triples from Muric and Pullen revived the hosts, who then moved ahead as the red-hot Pullen netted another pair of three-pointers and Melvin Ejim added another for a 39-35 advantage. Blazic underneath the basket and Dragic with a long two stretched the lead, before Omic’s transition layup made it 45-37. Dragic added another triple for a 50-37 halftime lead.

Dragic and Lopez-Arostegui traded inside blows to start the second half before Ferrell made it 55-39 with a deep strike. Five fast points from Dubljevic and a triple from Hermannsson pulled Valencia closer, 57-47, but another Ferrell three-pointer kept Cedevita comfortable. Hermannsson’s floater was followed by a series of free throws as Valencia fought back, making it 60-53. Dragic reignited the hosts with a transition layup. Two scores from Zach Auguste, including a highlight-reel slam, helped make it 66-56 with 10 minutes remaining.

 

Tobey started the final stanza with an open three, but Auguste stayed hot with a battling layup. Jaime Pradilla’s jump hook and Tobey’s inside score made it 68-63, forcing the hosts into a timeout. Labeyrie made it even closer from close range and three-pointers from Lopez-Arostegui and Hermannsson sent Valencia in front, 68-71, after a 0-12 run. Muric responded from deep to tie it up, and 4 free throws from Blazic made it 76-71 from the foul line as defenses took over with no field goals scored in 4 minutes before Dragic and Lopez-Arostegui traded triples. Valencia’s offense had no more to give and Cedevita held on.

Alen Omic 2- Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21-RS16

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 17 showdown between Umana Reyer Venice and Promitheas Patras.

Post-game quotes: Reyer vs. Promitheas

### Umana Reyer Venice head coach Walter De Raffaele:

"Okay, a good win. We need to be honest, Promitheas missed some players but even with that, we really showed a good attitude for 40 minutes, which counts for us, for the rest of our season, in the Italian League and the EuroCup. We are happy to qualify to the next round, the playoffs, in this tough group... We are happy about this goal because this really is a tough group: Buducnost lost at home but Valencia lost in Ljubljana. We are happy about that and are waiting for the next game to see who we will face."

### Promitheas Patras head coach Ilias Zouros:

"First of all, congratulations to Reyer. They deserved to win the game. Unfortunately, we had one more injury today and that is the bad thing of the day. In the last period, we had really bad luck, big problems. I am very happy for our young players, our young generation, for Promitheas's youth program. We are happy that the kids fought and tried to play well. For us, this game is over. We have to go on with the Greek League. We hope, at least, to be competitive in the next game that we have in our league. We wish Reyer the best and thank them a lot for their hospitality and the great atmosphere in the game."

### Umana Reyer Venice guard Stefano Tonut:

"We feel great. We started the game very well and also in the third quarter. And now, we have to take our heads to next week when  we have an important game for our playoffs ranking. We have to keep the same energy, for sure."

Umana Reyer Venice v Promitheas Patras (2022-03-30T18:00:00.000Z)

Walter De Raffaele - Umana Reyer Venice (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21-RS16

Hamburg Towers knocked off Dolomiti Energia Trento 90-69 at home for their first back-to-back wins in 2022. 

Hamburg rolls past Trento 90-69

Hamburg pulled away for good in the third quarter to improve to 6-8 with its third victory in the last four games. Jaylon Brown paced Hamburg with 22 points, including 5 three-pointers, while Maik Kotsar amassed 14 points and 8 rebounds and Seth Hinrichs totalled 4 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists. Trento’s nightmare season continued with an 11th straight loss to fall to 1-14 despite Jordan Caroline scoring 21 points. Dominque Johnson added 11 points in the defeat.

Cameron Reynolds sank a jumper to open the scoring for the visitors, who struggled after that in the early going. Hamburg reeled off a 12-1 run with three-pointers from Robin Christen and Brown to lead 12-3. After being held more than 6 minutes without a basket, Jordan Caroline and Dominque Johnson went back-to-back from deep to pull within 12-9. Eddy Edigin scored 3 points at the other end and Hamburg led 15-10 after 10 minutes.

Johnathan Williams’s free throws were the first points of the second quarter and Johnson made it 17-14. Hamburg went on another run with Brown draining a pair of triples in a 10-2 surge to pull ahead 27-16. Brown added another three and Hamburg kept pushing with Osaro Rich contributing a three-point play and three-pointer and Caleb Homesley and Christen also hit from long range to make it 44-27. Andrea Mezzanotte countered with a three-pointer for the visitors and Caroline added 4 points. It was 48-36 at the break.

Bradford and Caroline scored to get the visitors within single digits, 49-40, in the early stages of the third quarter. Brown responded with another three-pointer and Kotsar scored three baskets to extend the lead to 58-43. The hosts did not slow down and Justus Hollatz’s three-pointer gave Hamburg a 71-52 cushion after 30 minutes.

 

Hollatz started the final frame with a layup as the lead grew to 73-52. Trento converted 6 free throws and the score was 75-58.  Hamburg kept hitting from the outside as Trevon Bluiett, Hollatz and Lukas Meisner drained three-pointers and the lead swelled to 86-60 with under 4 minutes to play. Trento did not get closer than 21 points the rest of way.

Hamburg Towers v Dolomiti Energia Trento (2022-03-30T17:30:00.000Z)

Jaylon Brown - Hamburg Towers (Photo Marvin Contessi) - EC21-RS17

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 17 showdown between Hamburg Towers and Dolomiti Energia Trento.

Post-game quotes: Hamburg vs. Trento

### Pedro Calles, Hamburg Towers head coach:

“We came focused. It was a dangerous game. In terms of ranking for other people. It doesn’t mean a lot, but for us every game is important and I think we approached the game the proper way. We played with intensity. They didn’t feel comfortable and that helped us to get stops... I think it was a good 40 minutes of basketball for us in order to get better.”

### Emanuele Molin, Dolomiti Energia Trento head coach:

“Congratulations to Hamburg. I think they played much better than my team on both sides of the court. It’s my responsibility that the team played like that. There’s no other comment. All of the numbers and the behavior and mental behavior show Hamburg were better than us. There’s no other way to explain it.”

### Jaylon Brown, Hamburg Towers guard:

"We wanted to approach today's game like any other, we wanted to be ready to play our basketball. We always bring extra motivation to improve. It's important that we stay focused, we still have a lot of important games ahead of us. So we have to go into the next game focused and implement our game plan with great intensity.”

### Osaro Rich, Hamburg Towers guard:

"I'm grateful for the minutes I got today, it was great fun to play here today in the EuroCup and to help the team. I always try to give 100 percent in every situation and take every opportunity as it comes. Today I took the opportunity from the coaches to learn more and help the team.”

Pedro Calles - Hamburg Towers (Photo Marvin Contessi) - EC21-RS17

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 17 showdown between Buducnost VOLI Podgorica and Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse.

Post-game quotes: Buducnost vs. JL Bourg

### Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse head coach Lurent Legname:

“We played a good game on the road. We know it’s really tough to win here, but my players made a great effort, with a good attitude. They sacrificed for the team, many players gave effort for the team, and we also played smart, except in some moments. Even though we were minus 11 in the second half, we stayed focused on the game, we found solutions. It’s a good win for us, maybe it’s too late, but it was a good one for us.

“I’m happy for my players, especially after a season like this, in which we lost so many close games. After yesterday’s results, we knew we didn’t have any chance to qualify for the top 16, but my players and the staff wanted to show we wanted to continue in the competition. It’s a good win for us, to prepare ourselves for the last 10 games of our championship. Everybody knows it’s tough to win here. I appreciate the win but also the way to learn how we need to play offensively and defensively.” 

### Buducnost VOLI Podgorica head coach Aleksandar Dzikic:

“It’s very tough. At the end, we missed some open shots and had trouble with the rebounding. We finished a little bit bad... Congratulations to our guests. In the end, they were more focused, they executed better. We missed some open shots and it ended like this. In this type of game, it’s about small things, small details.”

### Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse forward Jalen Jones:

“I’m just happy with the way we played as a team. We stayed together. It’s been an up and down season for us, a lot of close games throughout the season, so I’m happy how we stuck together in the end and pulled out a win.”

Buducnost VOLI Podgorica v Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse (2022-03-30T17:00:00.000Z)

Jalen Jones - Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse (photo Jacques Cormareche - Bourg) - EC21-RS16

Turk Telekom Ankara recorded its first road win since mid-December by topping Lietkabelis Panevezys 75-77 at Cido Arena on Wednesday. 

Geyik's career night lifts Turk Telekom in Lithuania, 75-77

Turk Telekom improved to 7-8 in Group A while Lietkabelis dropped to 8-6. Both teams have already qualified for the EuroCup Playoffs. Samet Geyik led the winners with a career-high 32 points. Anthony Clemmons added 13 and Aubrey Dawkins scored 11 for Turk Telekom. Panagiotis Kalaitzakis paced Lietkabelis with 17 points and Gediminas Orelik and Djordje Gagic each scored 10 for the hosts. It all came down to the final minute, as Kalaitzakis tied the game with a three-pointer but Alex Perez's go-ahead jumper allowed the visitors to return to Ankara with a road victory. 

Clemmons got Turk Telekom going with a three-point play which Geyik followed with a jumper for a 0-5 lead. Vytenis Lipkevicius stepped up with a layup-and-one and erased Geyik's jumper with a layup. Gagic dunked, Dawkins and Orelik traded triples and Geyik followed a jumper with a jump hook to give the guests a 10-14 edge. Berk Demir scored around the basket, Geyik matched Gabrielus Maldunas's layup with a one-handed slam and Dawkins struck again from downtown, prompting the hosts to call timeout at 14-21. Kalaitzakis followed a backdoor layup with a triple, but Demir made it 19-24 after 10 minutes. 

 

Maldunas finished a third-chance Lietkabelis offense with a reverse layup and Dovydas Giedraitis added a three-point play to tie it at 25-25. Geyik kept pushing Turk Telekom, but Kristupas Zemaitis made a three-pointer off the dribble and Karolis Giedraitis also struck from beyond the arc to give Lietkabelis its first lead, 31-28. Turk Telekom kept running its offense through Geyik, who got help from Erdi Gulaslan to make it 35-39. Maldunas tried to change things with a reverse layup that brought Lietkabelis within 37-40 at halftime. 

 

Kalaitzakis buried a three-pointer right after the break. Geyik dunked again and Can Ogut struck from beyond the arc to give the visitors a 40-45 lead. Gagic stepped up with a dunk and Orelik added a floater, but Perez and Dawkins kept the visitors in charge, 44-49. Gagic scored again and Lipkevicius followed a turnaround jumper with a backdoor layup to restore a 50-49 Lietkabelis edge. Clemmons, Geyik and Dorukhan Engindeniz each buried one from downtown, after which the hosts called timeout at 52-58. Dovydas Giedraitis joined the three-point shootout and Demir answered with a tip-in to fix the score at 55-60 after 30 minutes. 

 

Clemmons scored around the basket early in the fourth quarter. Dovydas Giedraitis insisted from downtown and Zemaitis added a wild driving layup that brought Lietkabelis within 60-64. Orelik and Kalaitzakis each buried a three-pointer, giving the hosts a 66-64 lead with over 6 minutes left. Clemmons and Dawkins buried back-to-back triples off a Turk Telekom timeout and Geyik also struck from downtown to cap a 0-9 run, giving the visitors a 66-73 lead with over 3 minutes remaining. Kalaitzakis answered from beyond the arc and Gagic improved Geyik's mid-range jumper with a three-point play that gave Lietkabelis hope, 72-75, in the next-to-last minute. Kalaitzakis sank a three-pointer that tied it at 75-75 with 34.3 seconds left. Perez buried a baseline jumper with 6.3 seconds left and Kalaitzakis and Dovydas Giedraitis each missed a shot at the other end. 

Lietkabelis Panevezys v Turk Telekom Ankara (2022-03-30T16:00:00.000Z)

Samet Geyik celebrates - Turk Telekom Ankara (photo Karolio Kavolelio - Lietkabelis) EC21-RS17

This is what the protagonists had to say after the Round 17 showdown between Lietkabelis Panevezys and Turk Telekom Ankara.

Post-game quotes: Lietkabelis vs. Turk Telekom

### Turk Telekom head coach Henrik Rodl:

"I really have to give it to our guys. They really came and played very hard for 40 minutes. We stuck to our game plan and a lot of times, it was trying to get Geyik the ball and see what he could do with that, and he had a great game today. But everybody else was playing very hard, too, so it is credit to the whole team. We fought until the end - sometimes the ball bounces this way, sometimes the ball bounced the other ways. I think they had some open looks but we made the big points, so I am very happy for our group. Geyik is a very good player against the defense Lietkabelis was playing and he did a very good job today in a very long game for him because he was on the court more than 30 minutes. He stayed with it and everybody did, it is a great win for us. We want to try to win every game, that is the mindset right now. We have some chances in the EuroCup and will try to use them.

"It is a big victory for us. Not many wins can win here, this is very special. We were outmanned. We had an eight-player rotation but were extremely focused. I am very proud of my guys and how they competed. They played this game and stuck with the game plan, shared the ball with each other and communicated defensively. We had foul problems in the first half but got through that, so this is a special day for our group, I am very proud of them. And it is special to win here because Nenad Canak is doing a great job here, and it is tough to win here."


### Lietkabelis Panevezys head coach Nenad Canak:

"Congratulations to Turk Telekom. We didn't play smart, especially in the fourth quarter. We just got 2-3 fouls and missed too many easy shots. I don't know why, but we have too many missed layups. Now, we need to keep playing together. We still have two games left in the EuroCup and in these two games, we have to give everything to reach our goal. They played without their two main big guys, so \[Geyik\] didn't have any subs and played without any pressure. Congratulations to him, also. I hope our fans continue supporting us until the end of the season. It is the decisive part of the season and we need their support."

### Turk Telekom center Samet Geyik:

"First of all, we came here without three of our teammates. We had eight, nine players in our rotation, but gave an unbelievable fight, each player. At the end of the game we were a little bit tired but again, we fought for every second and I think we deserved to win the game. They also played very good, but missed a shot and we won, this is basketball. We lost some games before we came here and today, we had to cut this situation. We started like this and fought and it was a good win for us."

Henrik Rodl - Turk Telekom Ankara (photo Karolio Kavolelio - Lietkabelis) EC21-RS17

[Lietkabelis Panevezys 75-77 Turk Telekom Ankara](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/lietkabelis-panevezys-turk-telekom-ankara/U2021/161/)

Turk Telekom recorded its first road win since mid-December by topping Lietkabelis 75-77 at Cido Arena on Wednesday. Turk Telekom improved to 7-8 in Group A while Lietkabelis dropped to 8-6. Both teams have already qualified for the EuroCup Playoffs. Samet Geyik led the winners with a career-high 32 points. Panagiotis Kalaitzakis paced Lietkabelis with 17. It all came down to the final minute when Alex Perez's jumper snapped a tie and the hosts failed to respond. 

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[Hamburg Towers 90-69 Dolomiti Energia Trento](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/hamburg-towers-dolomiti-energia-trento/U2021/165/)

Hamburg knocked off Trento 90-69 at home for their first back-to-back wins in 2022. Hamburg pulled away for good in the third quarter to improve to 6-8 with its third victory in the last four games. Jaylon Brown paced Hamburg with 22 points including 5 three-pointers while Maik Kotsar picked up 14 points and 8 rebounds. Trento’s nightmare season continued with an 11th straight loss to fall to 1-14 despite Jordan Caroline scoring 21 points.

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[Buducnost VOLI Podgorica 73-75 Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/buducnost-voli-podgorica-mincidelice-jl-bourg-en-bresse/U2021/169/)

Already-eliminated Bourg surprised Buducnost with a 73-75 road win at Moraca on Wednesday night. The visitors were down by 11 early in the second half, but a 3-25 run bridging the third and the fourth quarter allowed them to get back in the game. Jalen Jones had career-high 19 points to lead Bourg, which improved to 6-11. Buducnost fell out of third place with its record dropping to 9-8 despite 14 points from Justin Cobbs.

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[Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana 82-76 Valencia Basket](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/cedevita-olimpija-ljubljana-valencia-basket/U2021/166/)

Cedevita thrilled a big crowd with a key home win, 82-76, over Valencia. An explosive second quarter from Cedevita saw the hosts score 30 points and take a 50-37 lead into the interval, but Valencia fought back to set up a close finish before the hosts prevailed. Zoran Dragic led the winners with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Mike Tobey powered Valencia’s challenge with 14 points and 10 boards. Cedevita improved to 11-7 after seven straight wins, while Valencia dropped to 12-6.

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[Umana Reyer Venice 81-57 Promitheas Patras](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/umana-reyer-venice-promitheas-patras/U2021/167/)

Reyer punched its ticket to the next round by downing Promitheas 81-57 at Palasport Talaiercio. Reyer improved to 8-9 in the standings while Promitheas, which was already eliminated from playoff contention, dropped to 4-13. Stefano Tonut paced the winners with 16 points and Victor Sanders added 12. Dimitris Agravanis led Promitheas with 22 points. 

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Round 17 came to a close on Wednesday night with five games in which Reyer advanced to the eighthfinals and Cedevita climbed in the standings. 

Game Night: Road wins for Bourg, Turk Telekom; Cedevita, Reyer, Hamburg triumph at home

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana celebrates (photo Ales Ferves - Cedevita) - EC21-RS16