Baltic Women's Basketball League 2011/2012

Baltic Women's Basketball League
Baltic Women's Basketball League
Tournament Details
Time spending	October 15 - April 21
Location	Lida
Number of participants	fifteen
Stadiums	IC Olympia
Top places
Winner	HIVI Aistes (14th time)
Second place	Horizon
Third place	Olympia
Tournament statistics
The best player	Tatyana Likhtarovich (Vichi Aistes)

Baltic Women's Basketball League 2011/2012 is the 18th season of the BJBL. On September 6, 2011 in Vilnius , a meeting of representatives of the BJBL clubs was held with the participation of the president of the league, Professor Casimir Prunskene , where the calendar of games for the 2011/12 season was approved ^[1] . For the 13th time in a row, the Lithuanian HIVI Aistes became the League's winner .

Content

1 Regulation
2 members
3 regular season
- 3.1 Group "A"
- 3.2 Group "B"
4 Semifinal tournament
- 4.1 Group "C"
- 4.2 Group "D"
5 MVP months
6 Final Four
- 6.1 Semifinal
- 6.2 Match for 3rd place
- 6.3 FINAL
- 6.4 Best
7 Season Leaders
8 Final position
9 notes
10 See also
11 Links

Rules

The tournament is held in three stages

1) regular season - 12 teams in two groups (6 in each) play each other in a round-robin system at home and away;

2) semi - final - 4 teams exempted from stage 1 join the 4 best teams of the regular season (teams that took 1st and 2nd places in their groups): Vichy Aistes Lemminkainen Spartak and "Horizon". 8 teams, divided into two groups, play among themselves in a circular system at home and away.

3) final - the two best teams from each group go to the Final Four, which will be held at the end of April 2012 at the site of one of the clubs in the playoff system.

Members

A country	Club	City	National Achievements championships 2010/11	Participation in European championships
Belarus	Horizon	Minsk	Champion	European Cup
	Minsk - 2006	Minsk	2nd place
	Olympia	Grodno	3rd place	European Cup
	Berezina-RCOR	Borisov	6th place
	Victoria	Grodno	7th place
Lithuania	HIVI Aistes	Kaunas	Champion	Euroleague
	Lemminkainen	Klaipeda	2nd place	European Cup
	Kibirkshtis-Tiche	Vilnius	5th place
	Sirenos	Kaunas region	2nd Division Winner
Latvia	TTT Riga	Riga	Champion
Latvia	TTT Riga Juniors	Riga
Ukraine	Tim Skoof	Kiev	Champion
Ukraine	Galicia	Ivano-Frankivsk	4th place
Estonia	ECLEX	Tallinn	Champion
Estonia	TLU / Volta	Tallinn	3rd place
Russia	Spartak *	St. Petersburg	8th place

* - for financial reasons, February 15, 2012 Spartak refused to participate ^[2] .

Regular Season

Group A


October
17	TTT Riga - TTT Riga Juniors	110: 47
19	Sirenos - Kibirkshtis	79: 62
19	Olympia - Victoria	113: 28


November
8	TTT Riga Juniors - Sibirksstis	64: 96
8	TTT Riga - Sirenos	75: 58
9	TTT Riga Juniors - Sirenos	62: 66
9	TTT Riga - Kibirkshtis	76: 60
26	Victoria - TTT Riga	51: 116
26	Olympia - TTT Riga Juniors	85: 38
27	Victoria - TTT Riga Juniors	80: 71
27	Olympia - TTT Riga	71: 65


December
13	Sirenos - Victoria	81: 57
13	Kibirkshtis - Olympia	85: 70
fourteen	Sirenos - Olympia	50: 71
fourteen	Kibirkshtis - Victoria	92: 52


December
eighteen	Kibirkshtis - Sirenos	54: 59
twenty	Victoria - Olympia	39: 92
21	Sirenos - TTT Riga Juniors	82: 64
21	Kibirkshtis - TTT Riga	75: 79
22	Sirenos - TTT Riga	63: 80
22	Kibirkshtis - TTT Riga Juniors	76: 51


January
7	TTT Riga Juniors - Olympia	63: 90
7	TTT Riga - Victoria	120: 39
8	TTT Riga Juniors - Victoria	78: 63
8	TTT Riga - Olympia	96: 65
fourteen	TTT Riga Juniors - TTT Riga	62: 82
eighteen	Victoria - Kibirkshtis	58: 91
eighteen	Olympia - Sirenos	63: 52
19	Victoria - Sirenos	41: 80
19	Olympia - Kibirkshtis	86: 91

A place	Team	AND	AT	P	Glasses
one	TTT-Riga	10	9	one	19
2	Olympia	10	7	3	17
3	Sirenos	10	6	four	16
four	Kibirkshtis-Tiche	10	6	four	16
5	TTT-Riga Juniors	10	one	9	eleven
6	Victoria	10	one	9	eleven

Group B


October
fifteen	TLU / Volta - ECLEX	77: 75
19	Minsk 2006 - Berezina-RCOR	63: 37


November
5	TLU / Volta - Galicia	97: 65
5	ECLEX - Tim Skoof	60: 84
6	TLU / Volta - Tim Skuf	77: 80
6	ECLEX - Galicia	97: 65
19	Berezina-RCOR - ECLEX	50: 59
19	Minsk 2006 - TLU / Volta	50: 45
twenty	Berezina-RCOR - TLU / Volta	53: 57
twenty	Minsk 2006 - ECLEX	73: 67
21	Tim Skuf - Galicia	76: 54


December
3	Tim-Skuf - Berezina-RCOR	78: 68
3	Galicia - Minsk 2006	70: 87
four	Tim Skuf - Minsk 2006	80: 68
four	Galicia - Berezina-RCOR	74: 69


December
9	ECLEX - TLU / Volta	60: 72
12	Galicia - Tim Skuf	61: 111
fourteen	Berezina-RCOR - Minsk 2006	34: 60


January
fourteen	Galicia - TLU / Volta	73: 72
fourteen	Tim Skoof - ECLEX	83: 62
fifteen	Galicia - ECLEX	71: 72
fifteen	Tim Skoof - TLU / Volta	71: 69
21	ECLEX - Berezina-RCOR	55: 60
21	TLU / Volta - Minsk 2006	67: 71
22	ECLEX - Minsk 2006	59: 68
22	TLU / Volta - Berezina-RCOR	74: 81
28	Berezina-RCOR - Tim-Skuf	80: 79
28	Minsk 2006 - Galicia	20: 0
29th	Berezina-RCOR - Galicia	20: 0
29th	Minsk 2006 - Tim Skuf	57: 61

A place	Team	AND	AT	P	Glasses
one	Tim Skoof	10	9	one	19
2	Minsk 2006	10	8	2	eighteen
3	Berezina-RCOR	10	four	6	fourteen
four	TLU / Volta	10	four	6	fourteen
5	ECLEX	10	3	7	13
6	Galicia *	10	2	8	10

* Galicia violated the rules of the basketball league, the club did not pay the entry fee. The BJBL Executive Committee counted two technical defeats (0-20), for which the team did not receive points. ^[3]

Semifinal Tournament

In connection with the refusal of St. Petersburg Spartak to participate in the tournament, a replacement was made for the best fifth club of the group tournament. After the refusal of Sirenos and Kibirkshtis-Tiche, this club became Berezina-RCOR. ^[four]

Group C


1st circle
02.02	Vichi Aistes - Lemminkainen	92: 94	(25:24,	15:33,	28:17,	24:20)
02/15	Vichi Aistes - Minsk - 2006	66: 57	(12:15,	22:14,	17:13,	15:15)
02/15	Lemminkainen - TTT Riga	60: 66	(19:22,	15:22,	13:10,	13:12)
02.22	Minsk - 2006 - TTT Riga	81: 72	(16:11,	24:13,	19:19,	22:29)
02/29	TTT Riga - Vichi Aistes	75: 86	(18:24,	16:20,	19:24,	22:18)
02/29	Lemminkainen - Minsk - 2006	84: 69	(27:13,	24:18,	17:18,	16:20)


2nd circle
03.03	TTT Riga - Lemminkainen	74: 60	(16: 7,	20:17,	23:18,	15:18)
03/14	Lemminkainen - Wichi Aistes	53: 73	(7:24,	11:13,	23:21,	12:15)
03/21	TTT Riga - Minsk - 2006	65: 63	(19:14,	10:16,	6:17 am	30:16)
03/27	Minsk - 2006 - Vichi Aistes	72: 66	(19:12,	19:18,	16:24,	18:12)
03/31	Vichi Aistes - TTT Riga	92: 52	(21:11,	23:16,	22:16,	26: 9)
03/31	Minsk - 2006 - Lemminkainen	20: 0

A place	Team	AND	AT	P	Goal difference	Glasses
one	HIVI Aistes	6	four	2	475 - 403	10
2	Minsk 2006	6	3	3	362 - 353	9
3	TTT-Riga	6	3	3	404 - 442	9
four	Lemminkainen	6	2	four	351 - 391	7

Group D


1st circle
02.02	Olympia - Tim Skoof	92: 73	(25:19,	32:17,	17:17,	18:20
02.02	Horizon - Tim Skoof	86: 75	(15:15,	22:19,	28:17,	21:24)
02/29	Horizon - Olympia	70: 66	(16:21,	24:18,	17:11,	13:16)
03.03	Tim Skoof - Horizon	67: 92	(13:26,	22:22,	17:24,	15:20)
03/13	Tim-Skuf - Berezina-RCOR	80: 67	(26:18,	14:18,	16:15,	24:16)
03/14	Olympia - Horizon	67: 92	(12:17,	22:16,	17:18,	13:21)


2nd circle
03/14	Berezina-RCOR - Tim-Skuf	57: 69	(11:18,	21: 8	14:21,	11:22)
03/17	Berezina-RCOR - Horizon	68: 80	(12:24,	23:21,	14:21,	19:14)
03/20	Berezina-RCOR - Olympia	47: 92	(18:21,	9:26,	6:24	14:21)
03/21	Olympia - Berezina-RCOR	86: 47	(10:13,	23:13,	27:11,	26:10)
03/23	Horizon - Berezina-RCOR	76: 71	(23:23,	15:15,	21:15,	17:18)
03/28	Tim Skoof - Olympia	73: 94	(22:25,	17:20,	23:15,	11:34)

A place	Team	AND	AT	P	Goal difference	Glasses
one	Horizon	6	6	0	496 - 414	12
2	Olympia	6	four	2	497 - 402	10
3	Tim Skoof	6	2	four	437 - 488	8
four	Berezina-RCOR	6	0	6	357 - 483	6

MVP of the month

Month	Player	Team
October	Carlin Nimane ^[5]	TTT Riga
November	Olga Maznichenko ^[6]	Tim Skoof
December	Olga Maznichenko ^[7]	Tim Skoof
January	Gunta Basko-Melnbard ^[8]	TTT Riga
February	Lyubov Aleshkina ^[9]	Olympia
March	Alexandra Khomenchuk ^[10]	Horizon
April	Alexandra Khomenchuk ^[11]	Horizon

Final Four

Semifinal

April 20, 2012 18:00 MSK	Report	Horizon	61: 57	Minsk 2006	SC "Olympia", Lida
		13: 9, 20: 12, 15: 21, 13: 15
		Alexandra Khomenchuk (19), Natalya Anufrienko (15), Tatyana Troina (14)	Glasses	Olga Isteletsova (15), Zhanna Gorodetskaya (14)
		Alexandra Khomenchuk (11), Natalya Anufrienko (6), Svetlana Valko (6)	Rebounds	Olga Isteletsova (7), Alesya Lalovich (5)
		Alexandra Khomenchuk (3), Natalya Anufrienko (3)	Gears	Nadezhda Yakovits (3)

April 20, 2012 20:15 MSK	Report	HIVI Aistes	83: 72	Olympia	SC "Olympia", Lida
		21: 29, 26: 17, 15: 12, 21: 14
		Milda Saulute (14), Ayia Putnina (13)	Glasses	Ekaterina Kashley (18), Maria Popova (13), Victoria Shmatova (13)
		Ayia Putnina (7), Vita Kuktiene (7)	Rebounds	Lyubov Aleshkina (10), Ekaterina Kashli (7)
		Tatyana Likhtarovich (5)	Gears	Ekaterina Kashli (5)

3rd place match

April 21, 2012 13:00 MSK	Report	Minsk 2006	65: 76	Olympia	SC "Olympia", Lida
		10: 17, 28: 12, 18: 27, 9: 20
		Olga Isteletsova (18), Alesya Lalovich (14), Zhanna Gorodetskaya (14)	Glasses	Alina Jordan (18), Maria Popova (14)
		Olga Isteletsova (6), Alesya Lalovich (4)	Rebounds	Anna Pokoyova (9), Lyubov Aleshkina (8), Alina Jordan (7)
		Victoria Pantyuh (3)	Gears	Megan Shoniker (5), Love Aleshkina (3)

FINAL

April 21, 2012 15:15 MSK	Report	Horizon	66: 79	HIVI Aistes	SC "Olympia", Lida
		10: 23, 27: 21, 14: 17, 15: 18
		Tatyana Troina (19), Natalya Anufrienko (16)	Glasses	Tatyana Likhtarovich (24)
		Tatyana Troina (9), Victoria Gasper (6)	Rebounds	Lina Piksute (8), Tatyana Likhtarovich (6)
		Alexandra Khomenchuk (3), Victoria Gasper (3)	Gears	Tatyana Likhtarovich (4)

Best

According to the results of the “Final Four”, the owner of MVP became Tatyana Likhtarovich (HIVI Aistes) ^[12] .

The symbolic five included:

Olga Isteletsova (Minsk 2006)
Alexandra Khomenchuk (Horizon)
Natalya Anufrienko (Horizon)
Milda Saulute (HIVI Aistes)
Ekaterina Kashli (Olympia)

Season Leaders

Indicator	Player	Team	Statistics
Average points per game	Olga Maznichenko	Tim Skoof	19.6
Average rebounds per game	Ashley Wallace	TLU / Volta	11.5
Assists per game	Alla Muravskaya	Berezina-RCOR	7.0
Interceptions on average per game	Alla Muravskaya	Berezina-RCOR	4.0
Average shots per game	Gintare Petronite	Kibirkshtis-Tiche	1.9

Final position

one. HIVI Aistes Rome valentine Mante Kvederavičiūtė Amanda Kemezis Vita Kuktiene Tatyana Likhtarovich Santa okokite Ayia Putnina Lina Pixyute Courtney Pilipaitis Milda Saulute Wajda Sipaviciute Head coach - Mantas Cernius	2. Horizon Natalya Anufrienko Natalya Baklaga Svetlana Valko Victoria Gasper Marina Ivashchenko Daria Lipinskaya Nadezhda Nadezhko Yanina Nikitina Kristina Novikova Tatyana Troina Tatyana Khatsko Alexandra Khomenchuk Head coach - Anatoly Buyalsky	3. Olympia Lyubov Anoshkina Alexandra Zubritskaya Alina Jordan Ekaterina Kashli Natalya Kozun Anna Pokoyova Maria Popova Maria Roshenya Maria Filonchik Victoria Shmatova Megan Shoniker Maria Yatsyna Head coach - Alexander Shimkovyak

Notes

↑ The new BWBL season will begin soon! (eng.)
↑ Spartak refused to participate in the Baltic League (inaccessible link)
↑ "Frankivsk-Galichina" will be awarded with two technical defeats (English)
↑ Spartak refuced to participate in the BWBL Championship
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of October
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of November
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of December
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of January
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of February
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of March
↑ BWBL TOP5 players of April
↑ “Vici-Aistes” defended the title

Links

[1] The new BWBL season will begin soon! (eng.)

[2] Spartak refused to participate in the Baltic League (inaccessible link)

[3] "Frankivsk-Galichina" will be awarded with two technical defeats (English)

[4] Spartak refuced to participate in the BWBL Championship

[5] BWBL TOP5 players of October

[6] BWBL TOP5 players of November

[7] BWBL TOP5 players of December

[8] BWBL TOP5 players of January

[9] BWBL TOP5 players of February

[10] BWBL TOP5 players of March

[11] BWBL TOP5 players of April

[12] “Vici-Aistes” defended the title