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FC Barcelona, Montepaschi Siena take national cups

October 2, 2011

A pair of unsurprising results came in last night, with Euroleague superpowers FC Barcelona and Montepaschi Siena taking national cups.

In the Liga Endesa Supercopa, Barcelona handled Caja Laboral Baskonia, 82-73, for its third consecutive title and its seventh in the past eight years. Stop BiE if you’ve heard this before, but Juan Carlos Navarro was named MVP of the tournament after going for 24 points in the final game; Boniface N’dong contributed a double-double in the final match.

In Italy, Montepaschi Siena held off the surprise of 2010-11 (and thus current 2011-12 Euroleague side) Bennet Cantu, 73-70, to take that country’s Supercoppa. Ksistof Lavronic was named MVP after putting in a crazy 25 points plus eight rebounds in just 24 minutes of court time. For highlights, see the Lega Basket official website.

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  1. Andrea Cavalli
    14 years ago

    Cantù was in control for much of the game, but Siena’s experience came out late in the game.

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14 years ago 1 Comment EuroLeague, MoreACB, Bennet Cantù, Boniface N'Dong, Caja Laboral Baskonia, FC Barcelona, Juan Carlos Navarro, Ksistof Lavrinovic, Montepaschi Siena, Serie A, Supercopa de Espana, Supercoppa
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