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Italian League Finals, Game 3: June 15, 2007
Montepaschi Siena - Italian League winners! Montepaschi Siena is once again the Italian League champion! Montepaschi won its second Italian League title by sweeping the best-of-five finals against VidiVici Bologna. Montepaschi capped an incredible domestic season by topping VidiVici 90-82 in Siena in game 3 on Sunday. Terrell McIntyre paced the winners with 22 points on 4-of-6 triples and 8-of-9 free throws. Joseph Forte added 21 points, Rimantas Kaukenas had 18, including a critical four-point play down the stretch, while Romain Sato posted a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds for the new Italian League champion. Andrea Crosariol led Virtus with 21 points on 9-of-10 two-pointers. Guilherme Giovannoni added 13, Vlado Ilievski 11 and Dusan Vukcevic 10. Montepaschi won its first league title in 2004 and is now back atop in a historical season that comes with a ticket for the 2007-08 Euroleague.  MORE

ITALIAN LEAGUE: Final Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Finals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Finals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Finals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
3
 Montepaschi Siena (1)
81
86
90
x
x
0
 VidiVici Bologna (3)
71
65
82
x
x
Italian League Champion 2006-07: Montepaschi Siena

Semifinal Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Semifinals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Semifinals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Semifinals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Semifinals, Game 4: More Info! Game 4
Game 5
3
 Montepaschi Siena (1)
74
84
114
70
x
1
 Lottomatica Roma (4)
88
76
108
49
x
1
 Armani Jeans Milano (2)
71
81
73
73
x
3
 VidiVici Bologna (3)
75
78
80
81
x

Quarterfinal Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Quarterfinals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Quarterfinals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Quarterfinals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Quarterfinals, Game 4: More Info! Game 4
Quarterfinals, Game 5: More Info! Game 5
3
 Montepaschi Siena (1)
95
97
91
x
x
0
 Tisettanta Cantu (8)
76
82
60
x
x
3
 Lottomatica Roma (4)
73
68
83
x
x
0
 Eldo Napoli (5)
57
64
58
x
x
3
 Armani Jeans Milano (2)
75
77
62
88
x
1
 Whirlpool Varese (7)
72
69
71
77
x
3
 VidiVici Bologna (3)
87
94
104
79
89
2
 Angelico Biella (6)
97
69
102
84
72

Final Playoffs Games
Game 1
Montepaschi Siena vs. VidiVici Bologna
81-71
June 13
Game 2
VidiVici Bologna vs. Montepaschi Siena
65-86
June 15
Game 3
Montepaschi Siena vs. VidiVici Bologna
90-82
June 17

Semifinal Playoffs Games
Game 1
Montepaschi Siena vs. Lottomatica Roma
74-88
May 30
Game 1
Armani Jeans Milano vs. VidiVici Bologna
71-75
May 30
Game 2
Lottomatica Roma vs. Montepaschi Siena
76-84
June 2
Game 2
VidiVici Bologna vs. Armani Jeans Milano
78-81
June 3
Game 3
Montepaschi Siena vs. Lottomatica Roma
114-108
June 5
Game 3
Armani Jeans Milano vs. VidiVici Bologna
73-80
June 6
Game 4
Lottomatica Roma vs. Montepaschi Siena
49-70
June 7
Game 4
VidiVici Bologna vs. Armani Jeans Milano
81-73
June 8

Quarterfinal Playoffs Games
Game 1
Montepaschi Siena vs. Tisettanta Cantu
95-76
May 16
Game 1
Armani Jeans Milano vs. Whirlpool Varese
75-72
May 16
Game 1
VidiVici Bologna vs. Angelico Biella
87-97
May 17
Game 1
Lottomatica Roma vs. Eldo Napoli
73-57
May 16
Game 2
Tisettanta Cantu vs. Montepaschi Siena
82-97
May 19
Game 2
Whirlpool Varese vs. Armani Jeans Milano
69-77
May 19
Game 2
Angelico Biella vs. VidiVici Bologna
69-94
May 20
Game 2
Eldo Napoli vs. Lottomatica Roma
64-68
May 20
Game 3
Montepaschi Siena vs. Tisettanta Cantu
91-60
May 22
Game 3
Armani Jeans Milano vs. Whirlpool Varese
62-71
May 22
Game 3
VidiVici Bologna vs. Angelico Biella
104-102
May 22
Game 3
Lottomatica Roma vs. Eldo Napoli
83-58
May 22
Game 4
Whirlpool Varese vs. Armani Jeans Milano
77-88
May 25
Game 4
Angelico Biella vs. VidiVici Bologna
84-79
May 24
Game 5
VidiVici Bologna vs. Angelico Biella
89-72
May 27

STANDINGS TG W L P+ P-
1 Montepaschi Siena 34 30 4 2943 2522
2 Armani Jeans Milano 34 22 12 2663 2579
3 VidiVici Bologna 34 22 12 2779 2597
4 Lottomatica Roma 34 22 12 2556 2448
5 Eldo Napoli 34 19 15 2648 2635
6 Angelico Biella 34 17 17 2740 2721
7 Whirlpool Varese 34 17 17 2747 2692
8 Tisettanta Cantù 34 17 17 2679 2721
9 Premiata Montegranaro 34 16 18 2699 2732
10 Legea Scafati 34 16 18 2748 2854
11 Benetton Treviso 34 21 13 2582 2463
12 Snaidero Cucine Udine 34 15 19 2753 2811
13 Climamio Bologna 34 13 21 2764 2775
14 Upea Capo d'Orlando 34 13 21 2524 2705
15 Siviglia Wear Teramo 34 13 21 2758 2744
16 Air Avellino 34 12 22 2648 2815
17 Bipop Carire R.Emilia 34 12 22 2560 2723
18 TDShop.it Livorno 34 9 25 2681 2935
Italian League 2006-07
PLAYOFFS
Finals: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3
Semifinals Game 1, Game 2,
Game 3, Game 4
Quarterfinals Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4, Game 5
REGULAR SEASON
Game 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34
TIM CUP
Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final
Italian Supercup

TIM Cup Final Eight Cup 2006-07 February 8-11, 2007
69 VidiVivi Bologna    
62 Whrilpool Bologna 87 VidiVici Bologna  
     
74 Armani Milano 85 Armani Milano  
70 Premiata Monteg.   65 VidiVici Bologna
     
86 Montepaschi   67 Benetton (Champion)
69 Eldo Napoli 75 Montepaschi  
   
67 Lottomatica Roma 76 Benetton Treviso  
75 Benetton Treviso    



2006-07 ITALIAN LEAGUE PREVIEW
The Italian League has seen three different champions in as many seasons, showing it is one of the most exciting, competitive championships in Europe, as well as one of the best, too. Reigning champs Benetton Treviso landed as many as six new players - Richie Frahm, Spencer Nelson, Terrell Lyday, Nick George, Joey Beard and Angelo Gigli - while keeping Marcus Goree, Marco Mordente, Nikos Zisis or Matteo Soragna. Climamio Bologna moved well in the off-season market and out together a deep, talented roster in which the team managed to keep Marco Belinelli and Stefano Mancinelli while adding David Bluthental, Tyus Edney, Preston Shumpert, James Thomas, Steffen Hamann or Kristaps Janicenoks, among others. Lottomatica Roma kept superstars Dejan Bodiroga and David Hawkins, as well as Vlado Ilievski, Alex Righetti or Alessandro Tonolli. Jerome Moiso and Loukas Mavrokefalidis will team up in a powerful frontcourt. Eldo Napoli shocked everyone last season and hopes to confirm its power by keeping a core of players featuring Ansu Sesay, Michel Morandais, Valerio Spinelli, Mason Rocca, Jay Larranaga or Alessandro Cittadini, as well as bringing in Matteo Malaventura, Tierre Brown or Jeff Trepagnier, back in Napoli after a season in Ulker. Montepaschi Siena hopes to improve last year's perfomance with Terrell McIntyre, Joseph Forte, Rimantas Kaukenas, Vladimir Boisa or Romain Sato. Lonny Baxter will join the team in December. Armani Jeans Milano landed Travis Watson, Kiwane Garris, Nate Green and Marko Tusel, as well as keeping Massimo Bulleri, Joseph Blair and Dante Calabria to become a top contender. Snaidero Udine, with Andrew Wisniewski, Kristaps Valters and Damon Williams, VidiVici Bologna, which landed Travis Best, Bennett Davison and Brett Blizzard, or Bipop-Carire Reggio Emilia, featuring Mike Penberthy, Cory Violette and Ricky Minard, should fight for a playoff spot.

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