June 19, 2013
Spanish League, Regular Season, Game 29: April 9-10, 2011
Real Madrid players celebratesRegal FC Barcelona and Real Madrid tie atop the Spanish League standings, each with a 23-6 record. In the Spanish League superclassic and right after sealing its first Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four ticket in 15 years, Madrid downed archrivals Regal FCB 77-72 in overtime on Saturday. Carlos Suarez led the winners with 19 points. Ante Tomic added 17, including an easy basket to force overtime. Power Electronics Valencia improved to 20-9 and stayed third by edging Meridiano Alicante 86-79 at home on Sunday with 20 points from Jeremy Richardson. Caja Laboral downed Assignia Manresa 83-89 on the road on Saturday. Brad Oleson paced the winners with 19 points. Asefa Estudiantes topped Baloncesto Fuenlabrada 97-73 in Madrid on Sunday behind 24 points and 10 rebounds from Nik Caner-Medley. Gran Canaria 2014 confirmed its outstanding moment by thrashing DKV Joventut 69-93. An unstoppable Jaycee Carroll paced the winners with 35 points. Cajasol registered an 85-84 overtime road loss against Menorca Basquet, just a week before the Eurocup Finals. Unicaja picked up a 90-67 road loss against Lagun Aro GBC. In other games, CB Granada upset Blancos de Rueda Valladolid 62-67 while Bizkaia Bilbao Basket thrashed CAI Zaragoza 79-56.

In the biggest game in this round, Madrid downed archrivals Regal FCB 77-72 in overtime in the Spanish League superclassic on Saturday. Suarez led the winners with 19 points. Tomic added 17 while Sergio Llull had 12 for Madrid. Joe Ingles led Barcelona with 14 points. Roger Grimau added 12 while Erazem Lorbek and Alan Anderson each had 11 for the hosts, that rallied from a double-digit deficit to get a one-point lead, 56-57, with 3 minutes left. The game turned into a thriller, as Anderson gave Barcelona a 62-64 with 16 seconds left in regulation. An easy basket by Tomic sent the game to overtime, 64-64. Pablo Prigioni, Tomic and Suarez shined late in the extra period to lead Madrid to an important home win. Power Electronics Valencia improved to 20-9 and stayed third by edging Meridiano Alicante 86-79 at home on Sunday. Richardson paced the winners with 20 points. Dusko Savanovic and Serhiy Lishchuk each added 15 while Omar Cook dished 10 assists for Valencia, that led all the way in the second half. A three-pointer by Cook sealed the outcome, 83-70, with 2 minutes to go. Caja Laboral moved up to 19-10 by edging Assignia Manresa 83-89 on the road on Sunday. Oleson led the winners with 19 points. Pau Ribas added 13, Mirza Teletovic, Fernando San Emeterio and Stanko Barac each had 12 while Marcelinho Huertas for 11 for Laboral. An inspired Oleson allowed Laboral to get a 30-43 margin at the break. Manresa rallied and got an 81-80 lead with 50 seconds left. San Emeterio took over with a three-point play and free throws by Ribas and Oleson sealed the outcome, 83-87, down the stretch.

Asefa Estudiantes survived a tough test by topping Baloncesto Fuenlabrada 97-73 in Madrid on Sunday behind 24 points and 10 rebounds from Caner-Medley. Josh Asselin added 16 points, Albert Oliver had 15 while Ty Ellis got 14 for Estudiantes, that led 48-47 midway through the third quarter. A 14-0 run allowed Estudiantes to seal the outcome, 62-47, as Fuenlabrada never recovered. Gran Canaria 2014 confirmed its outstanding moment by thrashing DKV Joventut 69-93. Carroll paced the winners with 35 points on 6-of-9 two-pointers, 6-of-8 triples and 5-of-5 free throws. Gran Canaria led 40-47 at halftime, boosted its margin to 52-72 after 30 minutes and never looked back. Cajasol registered an 85-84 overtime road loss against Menorca Basquet, just a week before the Eurocup Finals. Cuthbert Victor paced the winners with 20 points. Txemi Urtasun had 21 points for Cajasol but missed a game-winning shot at the end of regulation. Paul Davis added 17 while Tomas Satoransky added 10. An outstanding Victor and a late turnover by Satoransky allowed Menorca to win the game down the stretch. Unicaja picked up a 90-67 road loss against Lagun Aro GBC. Andy Panko led Lagun Aro with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Joel Freeland led Unicaja with 26 points and 8 rebounds.

LAST GAME GAME 29
April 9-10, 2011
Day Match Result
Apr. 10 Power Elec. vs. Meridiano
 86-79
Apr. 9 Lagun Aro GBC vs. Unicaja 90-67
Apr. 10 DKV Joventut vs. Gran Canaria
 69-93
Apr. 9 Valladolid vs. C.B. Granada 62-67
Apr. 9 Real Madrid vs. Regal FCB 77-72
Apr. 10 Bizkaia Bilbao vs. CAI Zar. 79-56
Apr. 10 Assignia M. vs. Caja Laboral 83-89
Apr. 10 Asefa Estu. vs. Fuenlabrada 87-73
Apr. 9 Menorca Basquet vs. Cajasol 85-84
NEXT GAME GAME 30
April 16-17, 2011
Day Match
Apr. 17 Menorca vs. Power Elec.
Apr. 21 Cajasol vs.Asefa Estudiantes
Apr. 17 Fuenlabrada vs. Assignia
Apr. 17 Caja Laboral vs. Bizkaia B.
Apr. 16 CAI Zaragoza vs. Real Madrid
Apr. 17 Regal FCB vs. Valladolid
Apr. 16 Granada vs. DKV Joventut
Apr. 17 Gran Canaria vs. Lagun Aro
Apr. 17 Unicaja vs. Meridiano


STANDINGS TG W L P+ P-
1 Regal F.C. Barcelona 29 23 6 2225 1912
2 Real Madrid 29 23 6 2221 2021
3 Power Electronics Valencia 29 20 9 2189 2068
4 Caja Laboral 29 19 10 2294 2135
5 Bizkaia Bilbao Basket 29 18 11 2242 2121
6 Unicaja 29 16 13 2175 2089
7 Gran Canaria 2014 29 16 13 2156 2091
8 Blancos de Rueda Valladolid 29 16 13 2110 2072
9 Baloncesto Fuenlabrada 29 16 13 2208 2219
10 Asefa Estudiantes 29 15 14 2120 2149
11 DKV Joventut 29 14 15 2221 2383
12 CAI Zaragoza 29 13 16 2143 2231
13 Cajasol 29 13 16 2124 2131
14 Lagun Aro GBC 29 10 19 2152 2220
15 Assignia Manresa 29 9 20 1908 2092
16 Meridiano Alicante 29 8 21 1971 2065
17 CB Granada 29 6 23 2014 2245
18 Menorca Basquet 29 6 23 1970 2199
Sunday, April 10, 2011
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