Latvian Basketball Players Abroad: Lomažs Scores Nine in Win in Republika Srpska, Bosnia

Latvian basketball players and coaches competing abroad played a number of games. The player named in the source as Lomažs helped his team to a win in Bosnia's Republika Srpska. He spent 21 minutes on court and scored nine points: two of two from two-point range, none of one from three-point range and five of six from the free-throw line. The Latvian also had three assists, drew three fouls, made one steal and grabbed one rebound, while committing four fouls and four turnovers. His plus/minus rating was +2.

Players in Poland and Spain

In the Polish championship, Lublin's Start beat Gdynia's Arka 76:73. Anrijs Miška played 22 and a half minutes and scored seven points (2/2 on two-pointers, 1/3 on three-pointers), pulled down three rebounds, gave two assists and made one turnover. His plus/minus was +8. After the game Start's record is 1-2, while Arka stands at 2-1.

In Spain's second-tier basketball league, Gran Canaria defeated Alvaseti 97:75. Roberts Stumbris scored ten points in 16 and a half minutes (2/2 on two-pointers, 2/4 on three-pointers, 0/1 on free throws), collected three rebounds, made one steal and had one turnover. His plus/minus was +14.

Results for coaches

Latvian coaches had mixed fortunes. In Portugal, Lisbon's Benfica, coached by Ainars Bagatskis, beat Oliveirense 92:67. In Germany's second-tier Bundesliga, Göttingen, led by Mārtiņš Gulbis, defeated Nuremberg 95:74. Kaspars Vecvagars's side, the reserve team of Kaunas's Žalgiris, lost 92:104 to Šakiai's Vytis in the Lithuanian National League.