PAOK Thessalonikis (A1) landed 28-year old Bahraini international forward Brittany Lewis (188-89, college: Louisiana Tech). She has a double citizenship as she also holds American passport. Lewis played most recently at SBK Samorin in Slovakian Extraliga. In 13 games she averaged 10.8ppg, 7 [read more]
PAOK Thessalonikis (A1) landed 28-year old Bahraini international forward Brittany Lewis (188-89, college: Louisiana Tech). She has a double citizenship as she also holds American passport. Lewis played most recently at SBK Samorin in Slovakian Extraliga. In 13 games she averaged 10.8ppg, 7.4rpg and 1.5bpg in 2015-16 season. She helped them to make it to the semifinals. Lewis also played 1 game in CEWL where she had 12 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block. The previous (14-15) season Lewis played at Ferko Ilgaz in Turkish KBSL. In 12 games she recorded very impressive stats: 17.3ppg, 9.9rpg, 1.2apg, 2.5spg and 1.1bpg. Lewis received All-WAC 3rd Team award back in 2013 at her college time. Lewis was called to Bahrain Senior National Team this year. She has played also professionally in Turkey (Osmaniye). Lewis attended Louisiana Tech University until 2013 and it will be her fifth season in pro basketball. Let's have closer look into Her outlook:
Named honorable mention all-state by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. She graduated from one of the best programs in NCAA. She was 3rd scorer and rebounder and 1st blocker of La Tech in her senior season.Very athletic center /forward she can post and she is an efficient perimeter shooter and a reliable rebounder. She is a very good blocker and also one of the best seniors forwards in whole NCAA last year.
Bahrain last night kept their hopes of winning their first-ever basketball title at the Fifth GCC Women's Games, being held in Doha. On the penultimate day of the tournament, Bahrain regained their winning ways beating the UAE 73-50 in the second leg's first game in this three-team, round-robin battle. Hessa Al Jaber topped the scoring for the nationals with 21 points, while Fatima Fardeen (17 points), Rini (14), Fatma Bushihri (10), Sima Ali (9), Hessa Ahmed (6) and Layla Mohammed (4) ma... [read more]
Bahrain last night kept their hopes of winning their first-ever basketball title at the Fifth GCC Women's Games, being held in Doha. On the penultimate day of the tournament, Bahrain regained their winning ways beating the UAE 73-50 in the second leg's first game in this three-team, round-robin battle. Hessa Al Jaber topped the scoring for the nationals with 21 points, while Fatima Fardeen (17 points), Rini (14), Fatma Bushihri (10), Sima Ali (9), Hessa Ahmed (6) and Layla Mohammed (4) made other contributions to the crucial victory. Bahrain now have a 2-1 win-loss record, and look forward to avenge their narrow 56-58 extra-time defeat to title holders Qatar tonight when the two sides clash tomorrow for the competition's gold medal. Courtesy of: gdnonline.com
Sharjah Ladies Club beats Bahraini Al Najma Club in AWST's basketball qualifications - 1 Year ago
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Sharjah Ladies Club, SLC, on Wednesday achieved a stunning victory against the Bahraini Al Najma Club in the final of the preliminary round of basketball competitions in the third Arab Women Sports Tournament, AWST 2016, that are due to end tomorrow, on February 12th. Sharjah Ladies Club won 73-56 against Al Najma Club, while the Algerian Olympic Club beat the Emirati Bani Yas Club 63-51, and Jordan's Orthodox Club beat the Egyptian Sporting Club 65-60 in a tightly contested match. Courte... [read more]
Sharjah Ladies Club, SLC, on Wednesday achieved a stunning victory against the Bahraini Al Najma Club in the final of the preliminary round of basketball competitions in the third Arab Women Sports Tournament, AWST 2016, that are due to end tomorrow, on February 12th. Sharjah Ladies Club won 73-56 against Al Najma Club, while the Algerian Olympic Club beat the Emirati Bani Yas Club 63-51, and Jordan's Orthodox Club beat the Egyptian Sporting Club 65-60 in a tightly contested match. Courtesy of: wam.ae
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