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Greek League finals, Game 4: June 1, 2009
Panathinaikos Champ Greek League 2008-09 (photo paobc.gr - V.Stolis)Euroleague champion Panathinaikos completed a triple crown on Monday night in Athens by rallying to defeat archrival Olympiacos 94-81 in Game 4 of the finals to claim a seventh consecutive Greek League title. The Panathinaikos dynasty now includes five Euroleague titles, 11 Greek League crowns and seven Greek Cup trophies in the last 14 seasons. Overall, Monday's victory marked the 30th time that Panathinaikos has won the Greek League. In Game 4, the Greens rallied from a 51-51 tie early in the third quarter to lead by double-digits for much of the rest of the game and win the five-game series 3-1. Drew Nicholas led the rally and finished with Vassilis Spanoulis as their team's top scorers with 17 points. Antonis Fotsis, also key to the takeover run, added 13 points while Mike Batiste had 11 and Dimitris Diamantidis 10. Olympiacos got 21 points, including 4 of 7 three-point shooting, from Lynn Greer, while Zoran Erceg added 15 points and Josh Childress 10. The Reds were hurt by 19 turnovers, including 6 in the last quarter, when Panathinaikos stretched a five-point lead to double-digits, letting the home fans celebrate the club's newest title nice and early. Meanwhile, Maroussi Costa Coffee finished third by edging Aris BSA 2003 72-76 in Game 5 of the best-of-five series on Wednesday. Jarod Stevenson paced the winners with 25 points. MORE

Finals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
1 Final Olympiacos (1) 67 64 74 81 x
3 Final Panathinaikos (2) 69 91 70 94 x
2 3rd place Aris BSA 2003 (3) 90 78 82 70 72
3 3rd place Maroussi C. Coffee (4) 86 85 57 72 76
Greek League Champion 2008-09: Panathinaikos Athens

Semifinals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
3 Olympiacos (1) 102 93 81 x x
0 Maroussi Costa Coffee (4) 80 78 67 x x
3 Panathinaikos (2) 84 66 71 x x
0 Aris BSA 2003 (3) 80 53 69 x x

Quarterfinals Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
2 Olympiacos (1) 84 86 x
0 Kolossos Vap (8) 61 76 x
2 Maroussi Costa Coffee (4) 82 93 x
0 Panellinios BC (5) 77 57 x
2 Panathinaikos (2) 97 82 x
0 PAOK (7) 54 78 x
2 Aris BSA 2003 (3) 75 79 x
0 Panionios On Telecoms (6) 74 75 x

Finals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Aris BSA 2003 vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 90-86 May 20
Game 1 Olympiacos vs. Panathinaikos 67-69 May 21
Game 2 Maroussi Costa Coffee vs. Aris BSA 2003 85-78 May 23
Game 2 Panathinaikos vs. Olympiacos 91-64 May 25
Game 3 Aris BSA 2003 vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 82-57 May 27
Game 3 Olympiacos vs. Panathinaikos 74-70 May 28
Game 4 Maroussi Costa Coffee vs. Aris BSA 2003 72-70 May 30
Game 4 Panathinaikos vs. Olympiacos 94-81 June 1
Game 5 Aris BSA 2003 vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 72-76 June 3

Semifinals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Olympiacos vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 102-80 May 10
Game 1 Panathinaikos vs. Aris BSA 2003 84-80 May 9
Game 2 Maroussi Costa Coffee vs. Olympiacos 78-93 May 14
Game 2 Aris BSA 2003 vs. Panathinaikos 53-66 May 13
Game 3 Olympiacos vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 81-67 May 17
Game 3 Panathinaikos vs. Aris BSA 2003 71-69 May 16

Quarterfinals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Olympiacos vs. Kolossos Vap 84-61 April 25
Game 1 Panathinaikos vs. PAOK 97-54 April 25
Game 1 Aris BSA 2003 vs. Panionios On Telecoms 75-74 April 26
Game 1 Maroussi Costa Coffee vs. Panellinios BC 82-77 April 26
Game 2 Kolossos Vap vs. Olympiacos 76-86 April 27
Game 2 PAOK vs. Panathinaikos 78-82 April 27
Game 2 Panionios On Telecoms vs. Aris BSA 2003 75-79 April 29
Game 2 Panellinios BC vs. Maroussi Costa Coffee 57-93 April 29

LAST GAME GAME 26
April 22, 2009
Day Match Result
Apr. 22 A.E.K. vs. PANATHINAIKOS 70-79
Apr. 22 OLYMPIACOS vs. MAROUSI CC 80-70
Apr. 22 KAVALA vs. KOLOSSOS VAP 66-58
Apr. 22 P.A.O.K. vs. A.E.L. 65-57
Apr. 22 OLYMPIA AT. vs. PANIONIOS 78-82
Apr. 22 ARIS vs. TRIKALA 68-61
Apr. 22 EGALEO vs. PANELLINIOS 88-99

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STANDINGS TG W L P+ P-
1 OLYMPIACOS 26 25 1 2229 1826
2 PANATHINAIKOS 26 22 4 2277 1797
3 ARIS 26 19 7 1883 1775
4 MAROUSI COSTA COFFEE 26 17 9 2035 1921
5 PANELLINIOS 26 17 9 2037 1888
6 PANIONIOS OnTelecoms 26 16 10 1948 1931
7 P.A.O.K. 26 12 14 2005 1991
8 KOLOSSOS VAP 26 12 14 1900 1988
9 A.E.K. 26 11 15 1896 1998
10 KAVALA 26 9 17 1765 1948
11 OLYMPIA ATHIENITIS 26 8 18 1769 1907
12 TRIKALA 26 6 20 1901 2115
13 EGALEO ESTIA 26 6 20 1793 2035
14 A.E.L. 26 2 24 1833 2151


The Greek League starts with Panathinaikos and Olympiacos ready to fight for the title. Panathinaikos is the favorite as it seeks its seventh consecutive Greek League title. The Greens have dominated the competition since 2003 and feature a deep, star-studded roster with the likes of Dimitris Diamantidis, Sarunas Jasikevicius, Vassilis Spanoulis, Antonis Fotsis, Nikola Pekovic and Mike Batiste. Olympiacos, however, has invested in new players to put together an impressive roster with virtually no limits. Theo Papaloukas, Yotam Halperin, Nikola Vujcic, Josh Childress and Zoran Erceg play alongside Milos Teodosic, Panos Vasilopoulos and Sofoklis Schortsianitis. The sports rivalry between both teams will be bigger than ever. Maroussi Costa Coffee, Panionios On Telecoms, Panellinios and Aris TT Bank are ready to challenge Olympiacos and Panathinaikos. Maroussi features Nikolai Padius, Jarod Stevenson, Billy Keys and Loukas Mavrokefalidis. Spencer Nelson, Kee Kee Clark, Darius Washington and Blagota Sekulic will try to help Aris to get back in the Euroleague. Panionios signed Aaron Miles, Goran Nikolic and Branko Cvetkovic to play with Lonny Baxter and Ivan Zoroski. Meanwhile, Panellinios landed Brad Newley, Djuro Ostojic and Jurica Golemac to round a powerful team that also includes Anthony Grundy, Ivan Radenovic and Stevan Nadjfeji. AEK got Trevon Bryant and D.J. Thompson to play with Nikos Hatzis and Christos Taputos while PAOK picked up Dejan Tomasevic to get ready for one of the strongest editions in Greek League history.

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