Galatasaray Cafe Crown vs. Kalise Gran Canaria - ShowGame

August 01, 2014

Last 16 Round 1 - March 11, 2008 CET: 20:15 Local time: 21:15 - DARUSSAFAKA AYHAN SAHENK

Galatasaray Cafe Crown 99 - 74 Kalise Gran Canaria

LAST 16, ROUND 1

GROUP Eliminatory I

Lukoil Academic 75 - Dynamo Moscow 89

GROUP Eliminatory II

BC Kyiv 59 - PGE Turów Zgorzelec 71

GROUP Eliminatory III

BC Hemofarm Stada 71 - Akasvayu Girona 80

GROUP Eliminatory IV

Artland Dragons 80 - Unics Kazan 78

GROUP Eliminatory V

Khimki 73 - DKV Joventut 96

GROUP Eliminatory VI

Zadar 74 - Pamesa Valencia 69

GROUP Eliminatory VII

Red Star 80 - Besiktas Cola Turka 80

GROUP Eliminatory VIII

Galatasaray Cafe Crown 99 - Kalise Gran Canaria 74

Records

Ave.		Ave.
0-0	Final	0-0
0-0	Semi-Final	0-0
0-0	Quarter Final	0-0
0-0	Last 16	0-0
1-1	Last 32	1-1
7-3	Regular Season	8-2
8-4	Overall	9-3

Referees

Crew Chief

RADOVIC, SRETEN, Croatia

Referee

BITTON, MOSHE, Israel

Umpire

CHAMBON, DAVID, France

Team Stats

Ave.		Ave.
79.2	Points	82.6
31.5	Rebounds	35.5
9.4	O. Rebounds	11.7
22.1	D. Rebounds	23.8
13.4	Assists	13.7
9.3	Steals	9.6
2.7	Blocks	3.9
12.8	Turnovers	13.4
56.5 %	2PT	54.6 %
33.3 %	3PT	34.5 %
68.2 %	FT	71.1 %
82.0	Index	93.9

Team Stats - Galatasaray Cafe Crown

Team Stats - Kalise Gran Canaria

Player Stats

Ave.		Ave.
16.8 / Brown	Points	15.6 / ENGLISH, CARL
7.6 / GAINES, CHARLES	Rebounds	6.3 / SAVANE, SITAPHA
2.9 / GAINES, CHARLES	OR	2.2 / FREELAND, JOEL
4.7 / GAINES, CHARLES	DR	4.3 / SAVANE, SITAPHA
4.1 / Brown	Assists	2.9 / NORRIS, MARCUS
2.3 / HITE, ROBERT	Steals	2.1 / NORRIS, MARCUS
0.8 / OWENS, CHRIS	Blocks	1.5 / SAVANE, SITAPHA
1.8 / HITE, ROBERT	Turnovers	2.5 / ENGLISH, CARL
64.3 % / KAYA, MURAT	2PT	67.9 % / FREELAND, JOEL
44.4 % / BESOK, HUSEYIN	3PT	46.2 % / NORRIS, MARCUS
100.0 % / NALGA, CEMAL	FT	100.0 % / PEREZ, S.
16.5 / GAINES, CHARLES	Index	13.4 / SAVANE, SITAPHA

Team Roster - Galatasaray Cafe Crown

Team Roster - Kalise Gran Canaria

THE TAKE

Galatasaray Cafe Crown hopes to advance to the Final Eight in its inaugural ULEB Cup season as it hosts the Last 16 first leg against Kalise Gran Canaria. Head coach Murat Ozyer's Galatasaray reached the Last 16 after holding off Asvel with a tie game in the first leg on the road and a 1-point win at home - playing both games without injured playmaker Dee Brown, who is questionable at best against Gran Canaria. The Turkish team struggled in the first leg, allowing Asvel to shoot 52% from the floor and win the rebounding battle 34-24. But Ozyer's club worked hard defensively at home, holding Asvel to 40% for the game and forcing 18 turnovers with each team grabbing 32 rebounds. Shooting guard Robert Hite and small forward Charles Gaines both scored in double figures in both games, but the difference in the second leg were small forward Cenk Akyol hitting 17 points and guard Cuneyt Erden 19 points after combining for 12 in the first game. Ozyer will need that kind of balance - and defense - again to get to the Final Eight. Kalise Gran Canaria meanwhile reached the Last 16 by reversing a 7-point first leg loss at Bosna with a 20 point victory at home. Head coach Salavador Maldonado's Gran Canaria allowed Bosna to shoot 55% in the first leg, including 11-of-24 (46%) from three-point range while also committing 20 turnovers. But the Spanish club held Bosna to 39% in the return leg - with 2-of-17 (12%) from long range. Gran Canaria still turned the ball over 17 times but won the rebounding battle 40-24 for the comfortable victory. Reserve power forward Kornel David had two of his best games of the season with 14 and 23 points while shooting guard Carl English and power forward Niklas Caner-Medley both hit in double figures in both games and guards Roberto Guerra and Marcus Norris each scored 13 points in a game. Maldonado had to be happy about the David production and knows that forward Sitpha Savane's 7 combined points in the Last 16 were 4.4 points fewer than he had averaged in his previous five games. But Gran Canaria must handle the ball better as Galatasaray will not let those turnovers go unpunished. Monday, March 10, 2008 ULEBCup.com

Galatasaray Cafe Crown hopes to advance to the Final Eight in its inaugural ULEB Cup season as it hosts the Last 16 first leg against Kalise Gran Canaria. Head coach Murat Ozyer's Galatasaray reached the Last 16 after holding off Asvel with a tie game in the first leg on the road and a 1-point win at home - playing both games without injured playmaker Dee Brown, who is questionable at best against Gran Canaria. The Turkish team struggled in the first leg, allowing Asvel to shoot 52% from the floor and win the rebounding battle 34-24. But Ozyer's club worked hard defensively at home, holding Asvel to 40% for the game and forcing 18 turnovers with each team grabbing 32 rebounds. Shooting guard Robert Hite and small forward Charles Gaines both scored in double figures in both games, but the difference in the second leg were small forward Cenk Akyol hitting 17 points and guard Cuneyt Erden 19 points after combining for 12 in the first game. Ozyer will need that kind of balance - and defense - again to get to the Final Eight. Kalise Gran Canaria meanwhile reached the Last 16 by reversing a 7-point first leg loss at Bosna with a 20 point victory at home. Head coach Salavador Maldonado's Gran Canaria allowed Bosna to shoot 55% in the first leg, including 11-of-24 (46%) from three-point range while also committing 20 turnovers. But the Spanish club held Bosna to 39% in the return leg - with 2-of-17 (12%) from long range. Gran Canaria still turned the ball over 17 times but won the rebounding battle 40-24 for the comfortable victory. Reserve power forward Kornel David had two of his best games of the season with 14 and 23 points while shooting guard Carl English and power forward Niklas Caner-Medley both hit in double figures in both games and guards Roberto Guerra and Marcus Norris each scored 13 points in a game. Maldonado had to be happy about the David production and knows that forward Sitpha Savane's 7 combined points in the Last 16 were 4.4 points fewer than he had averaged in his previous five games. But Gran Canaria must handle the ball better as Galatasaray will not let those turnovers go unpunished.

Monday, March 10, 2008

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Galatasaray Cafe Crown took a serious step towards the ULEB Cup Final Eight with a 99-74 victory over Kalise Gran Canaria on Tuesday night at Istanbul's Ayhan Sahenk Arena. Gran Canaria will need to win by at least 26 to cancel Galatasaray's massive lead in the Last 16 return leg encounter next week in the Canary Islands. Chris Owens came off the bench to score a ULEB Cup career-high 27 points in the one-sided affair. The hosts came out on fire from downtown, sinking their first 5 shots from downtown en route to a 15-2 opening. The continued to grow and reached 25 by halftime. Gran Canaria showed signs of life late in the third quarter when Nik Caner-Medley led a 0-12 charge to get the visitors back to 67-53 – a far more manageable margin looking forward. But Galatasaray continued to dominate in the fourth quarter as the lead peaked at 29 before the home team settled for a comfortable 25-point victory. Charles Gaines added 14 points and both Owens and Gaines had 7 rebounds apiece. Cuneyt Erden also scored 14, Robert Hite finished with 12 and Dee Brown 10. Caner-Medley and Sitapha Savane led Gran Canaria with 14 points apiece, Carl English had 12 and Kornel David 11. It was Gran Canaria who opened the scoring race, but Galatasaray was just waiting to explode. The hosts made 5 triples in 5 attempts in the first 3:26 to take a 15-2 lead. English netted 2 triples in sixth minute of the game and made the score 17-9, but Galatasaray didn't stop scoring at a great percentage. Hite made it 25-10 and Owens followed him with a layup plus a free throw to extend the gap to 18 point. Erdem Turetken tipped the ball in to push the lead to 20 points before veteran big man David ended the visitors' drought with 5 points to make it 30-15 after 10 minutes. Galatasaray was hot still as the second period began with the duo of Gaines and Owens scoring at will. An Owens triple made it 39-20, then Brown stole the ball for a layup and Gaines scored again inside to push the lead to 23. Caner-Medley's and Marcus Norris's points kept Gran Canaria in the game as the home team tried to extend the difference and finally saw the 25-points gap on the scoreboard at the halftime with Gaines's layup: 57-32. Owens increased the lead even more the beginning of the second half with another layup. However Gran Canaria seemed better than the first half as English and Caner-Medley scored inside. Brown’s layup made it 67-41, but then the visitors used a 12-point surge in three minutes to reduce the gap to 14 points. A Caner-Medley triple capped the run and made the score 67-53. Hite broke the silence for Galatasaray and after couple of turnovers, the home team scored on a Huseyin Besok tip-in to go into the last quarter ahead 74-56. A Gaines layup helped the home team reach a 20-point difference again as Gran Canaria tried to come back with quick shots. But the home team turned the missed shots into fastbreaks and found the rhythm again, extended the difference up to 29 points on Cuneyt Erden free throws that made it 99-70 and won the game 99-74. Tuesday, March 11, 2008 Gokhan Ture, Istanbul

Galatasaray Cafe Crown took a serious step towards the ULEB Cup Final Eight with a 99-74 victory over Kalise Gran Canaria on Tuesday night at Istanbul's Ayhan Sahenk Arena. Gran Canaria will need to win by at least 26 to cancel Galatasaray's massive lead in the Last 16 return leg encounter next week in the Canary Islands. Chris Owens came off the bench to score a ULEB Cup career-high 27 points in the one-sided affair. The hosts came out on fire from downtown, sinking their first 5 shots from downtown en route to a 15-2 opening. The continued to grow and reached 25 by halftime. Gran Canaria showed signs of life late in the third quarter when Nik Caner-Medley led a 0-12 charge to get the visitors back to 67-53 – a far more manageable margin looking forward. But Galatasaray continued to dominate in the fourth quarter as the lead peaked at 29 before the home team settled for a comfortable 25-point victory. Charles Gaines added 14 points and both Owens and Gaines had 7 rebounds apiece. Cuneyt Erden also scored 14, Robert Hite finished with 12 and Dee Brown 10. Caner-Medley and Sitapha Savane led Gran Canaria with 14 points apiece, Carl English had 12 and Kornel David 11.

It was Gran Canaria who opened the scoring race, but Galatasaray was just waiting to explode. The hosts made 5 triples in 5 attempts in the first 3:26 to take a 15-2 lead. English netted 2 triples in sixth minute of the game and made the score 17-9, but Galatasaray didn't stop scoring at a great percentage. Hite made it 25-10 and Owens followed him with a layup plus a free throw to extend the gap to 18 point. Erdem Turetken tipped the ball in to push the lead to 20 points before veteran big man David ended the visitors' drought with 5 points to make it 30-15 after 10 minutes. Galatasaray was hot still as the second period began with the duo of Gaines and Owens scoring at will. An Owens triple made it 39-20, then Brown stole the ball for a layup and Gaines scored again inside to push the lead to 23. Caner-Medley's and Marcus Norris's points kept Gran Canaria in the game as the home team tried to extend the difference and finally saw the 25-points gap on the scoreboard at the halftime with Gaines's layup: 57-32.

Sitapha Savane - Kalise Gran Canaria

Owens increased the lead even more the beginning of the second half with another layup. However Gran Canaria seemed better than the first half as English and Caner-Medley scored inside. Brown’s layup made it 67-41, but then the visitors used a 12-point surge in three minutes to reduce the gap to 14 points. A Caner-Medley triple capped the run and made the score 67-53. Hite broke the silence for Galatasaray and after couple of turnovers, the home team scored on a Huseyin Besok tip-in to go into the last quarter ahead 74-56. A Gaines layup helped the home team reach a 20-point difference again as Gran Canaria tried to come back with quick shots. But the home team turned the missed shots into fastbreaks and found the rhythm again, extended the difference up to 29 points on Cuneyt Erden free throws that made it 99-70 and won the game 99-74.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Gokhan Ture, Istanbul

Referees: RADOVIC, SRETEN (CRO), BITTON, MOSHE (ISR), CHAMBON, DAVID (FRA)

Attendance: 2500

By Quarter	1	2	3	4
Galatasaray Cafe Crown	30	27	17	25
Kalise Gran Canaria	15	17	24	18

End of Quarter	1	2	3	4
Galatasaray Cafe Crown	30	57	74	99
Kalise Gran Canaria	15	32	56	74

Head coach: OZYER, MURAT

Galatasaray Cafe Crown
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	Rebounds			As	St	To	Bl		Fouls		PIR
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	O	D	T	As	St	To	Fv	Ag	Cm	Rv	PIR
4	TURETKEN, ERDEM	19:18	9	3/6	1/3		1	3	4	1	2				3	1	9
5	HITE, ROBERT	36:41	12	3/4	2/4			3	3	1		1	1		2	1	12
7	ERSOZ, TUFAN	14:59	8	1/2	2/2	0/1	1	1	2	2		1			3	1	7
8	GAINES, CHARLES	25:31	14	7/9			2	5	7	2		1	1		1	1	21
9	OWENS, CHRIS	31:21	27	11/16	1/1	2/2	1	6	7	2	2				4	5	34
10	KAYA, MURAT	4:34			0/1		1		1	1					1	2	2
11	SOLAK, FATIH	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
12	BESOK, HUSEYIN	23:08	5	1/3	1/2		2	3	5	2	1	2			1	1	8
17	BROWN, DEE	19:56	10	5/6		0/2				3	3	2			4	1	8
18	AKYOL, CENK	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
20	ERDEN, CUNEYT	24:32	14		4/10	2/2		2	2	3	2	1			2	2	14
35	JOHNSEN, BRITTON	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
	Team
	Totals	200:00	99	31/46	11/23	4/7	8	23	31	17	10	8	2	0	21	15	115
				67.4%	47.8%	57.1%

Min: Minutes played; Pts: Points; 2FG M-A: 2-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); 3FG M-A: 3-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); FT M-A: Free Throws (Made-Attempted); Rebounds: O (Offensive), D (Defensive), T (Total); As: Assists; St: Steals; To: Turnovers; Bl: Blocks (Fv: In Favor / Ag: Against); Fouls: Cm (Commited), Rv (Received); PIR: Performance Index Rating

Head coach: MALDONADO, SALVA

Kalise Gran Canaria
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	Rebounds			As	St	To	Bl		Fouls		PIR
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	O	D	T	As	St	To	Fv	Ag	Cm	Rv	PIR
7	SAVANE, SITAPHA	26:12	14	6/10		2/2	4	1	5	1	1	2		2	2	3	14
9	DAVID, KORNEL	14:34	11	3/7	1/3	2/2	1	1	2		1				3	1	6
11	GUERRA, ROBERTO	21:37	6	2/3	0/2	2/3	1	1	2	1		2			1	2	4
13	NORRIS, MARCUS	24:47	8	1/3	2/4					3		2			1	1	5
14	PEREZ, SERGIO	12:17	1		0/2	1/2		1	1						1	2
19	FREELAND, JOEL	13:33	8	3/4		2/3		1	1						2	2	7
20	MORAN, JIM	17:17		0/2				1	1	2						1	2
22	CANER-MEDLEY, NIK	23:19	14	5/6	1/5	1/2		2	2		2				1	2	13
23	ENGLISH, CARL	27:00	12	2/6	2/5	2/2		4	4	3	2	4			4	3	9
25	BALDO, VICTOR	2:07			0/1												-1
34	FERNANDEZ, MARIO	17:17			0/2		1	3	4	2		2				4	6
	Team						1		1								1
	Totals	200:00	74	22/41	6/24	12/16	8	15	23	12	6	12	0	2	15	21	66
				53.7%	25%	75%

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Head Coaches

OZYER, MURAT Galatasaray Cafe Crown "We gain an advantage for the Final Eight. We played really badly in our last two games, but today we played very aggressive and ambitious. For our away game in the Canary Islands, we have to concentrate and play tough. I would like to thank all our players."

OZYER, MURAT

Galatasaray Cafe Crown

"We gain an advantage for the Final Eight. We played really badly in our last two games, but today we played very aggressive and ambitious. For our away game in the Canary Islands, we have to concentrate and play tough. I would like to thank all our players."

Players

ERSOZ, TUFAN Galatasaray Cafe Crown "We just played the first half of a long game. We played hard and focused, so we deserved this result. We have to focus on our next game against Canaria very much."

ERSOZ, TUFAN

Galatasaray Cafe Crown

"We just played the first half of a long game. We played hard and focused, so we deserved this result. We have to focus on our next game against Canaria very much."

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