Experienced Naturalized American Power forward Wayne Chism (206-PF-87) had a very impressive game in the last round for league's leader Al-Manama and that's him to receive a Interperformances Player of the Week award for round 5 (Second Stage). The 31-year old power forward had a double-double of 22 points and twenty one rebounds, while his team crushed Al-Najma (#5, 1-4) with 16-point margin 101-85. It allowed Al-Manama to jump to the first place in the Bahrain Premier League. Al-Manama have a solid 4-1 record. In the team's last game Chism had a remarkable 60.0% from 2-point range. He turned to be Al-Manama's top player in his first season with the team. Wayne Chism averages this season 18.8ppg and 13.2rpg.
The second most remarkable performance in last round's games was 34-year old Bosnia and Herzegovina center Mile Ilic (215-C-84) of Al-Ittihad. Ilic impressed basketball fans with a double-double of 22 points and 18 rebounds. Bad luck as Al-Ittihad lost that game 72-77 to the higher-ranked Al-Ahli (#2, 4-1). Al-Ittihad managed to keep the same 6th spot in Top. 4 lost games are too many comparing to just one victory Al-Ittihad managed to get this Second Stage. Ilic is a newcomer at Al-Ittihad and it seems he did not have too much trouble to become one of team's leaders.
The third best performed player last round was American Marcel Jones (203-F-85) of second-ranked Al-Ahli. Jones showcased his all-around game by recording 27 points, thirteen rebounds (!!!) and four assists in the last round. He was a key player of Al-Ahli, leading his team to a 77-72 win against the lower-ranked Al-Ittihad (#6, 1-4). Al-Ahli is closer and closer to top of the standings in Top. They will still need more victories. But 4-1 record is not that bad... Jones has a very solid season. In 15 games in Bahrain he scored 27.8ppg. He also has 17.1rpg, 3.9apg, 1.4bpg and FGP: 64.6%.
Other top performing players last week: 4. Chester Giles (211-C-85) of Al-Muharraq - 26 points and 17 rebounds 5. Ahmed Najaf (196-C/F-91) of Al-Manama - 16 points and 11 rebounds 6. Fadhelallah Abbas) of Al-Najma - 28 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists 7. Kevin Rogers (206-PF-86) of Al-Najma - 18 points, 12 rebounds and 3 assists 8. Ahmed Ismaeel (203-F-90) of Al-Manama - 17 points, 3 rebounds and 9 assists 9. Shawne Williams (206-F-86) of Al-Riffa - 24 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists 10. Hesham Sarhan (F-92) of Al-Ahli - 17 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists
The Player of the week is selected based on efficiency calculation, but also including game result, importance of the game, if played recorded double-double/triple-double, etc. The efficiency formula is a combination of various formulas used by different basketball organizations/leagues. We got involved many basketball scouts and journalists to assure it's accuracy. The formula: 1.5*PTS + 3* (REB+AST+ST+BL-TO) - 2*BSAG - 4*PF + 3*PFRV + 4* (2FGPM+3FGPM) + 1.5*FTM - 3* (2FGPA-2FGPM) - 3* (3FGPA-3FGPM) - (FTA-FTM)
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BAHRAIN'S Al Ahli posted a come-from-behind 98-92 victory over Ohod of Saudi Arabia last night in the Fiba Asia Champions Cup 2019 Gulf Basketball Association (GBA) Qualifiers, being played at Khalifa Sports City arena in Isa Town. American professional Wayne Chism (206-PF-87, college: Tennessee) had a monster game to spearhead the home side. He made a pair of crucial baskets in the closing minute of the contest as well as two pressure-packed free-throws that pegged the final score. With... [read more]
BAHRAIN'S Al Ahli posted a come-from-behind 98-92 victory over Ohod of Saudi Arabia last night in the Fiba Asia Champions Cup 2019 Gulf Basketball Association (GBA) Qualifiers, being played at Khalifa Sports City arena in Isa Town. American professional Wayne Chism (206-PF-87, college: Tennessee) had a monster game to spearhead the home side. He made a pair of crucial baskets in the closing minute of the contest as well as two pressure-packed free-throws that pegged the final score. With the result, Ahli bounced back from a loss in their opening game and secured their first victory in Group 'A' of the tournament's preliminary round. In yesterday's other fixtures, both UAE teams in action defeated their Qatari counterparts, as Shabab Al Ahli Dubai trounced Al Shamal 109-83 in Group 'B' and Sharjah edged past Al Arabi 86-82 in Group 'A'. In Ahli's win, the Bahrainis needed to fight back from as many as 16 points down and close the game strong for the much-needed result. They faced a 68-75 deficit to begin the final quarter but then went on a 14-7 run, capped by a Chism three-point play to tie things at 82-all. Another three-point play by Chism then gave Ahli the lead for good at 85-82, setting the stage for the close finish. Chism finished with an impressive 40 points, 26 rebounds, five assists and five blocks. Fellow-import, American-Kiwi Marcel Jones (203-F-85, college: Oregon St.), chipped in with 24 markers and nine boards. Bahraini guard Hesham Sarhan added 10 for Ahli in the win. Musa Aleem had 37 points to pace Ohod, including seven three-pointers. Shane Rector added 33. In Shabab Al Ahli Dubai's win, they used a strong second quarter to turn a slim 25-24 advantage to a 55-43 lead, and they never looked back. They enjoyed leads as big as 33 points the rest of the way. Kevin Murphy (197-G-90, college: Tenn Tech) top scored for Shabab with 30 points while also dishing out 12 assists, while Chris Johnson added 20 points to go with 13 rebounds. Both American professionals buried three three-pointers apiece. Qais Alshehabi added 23 markers in the win. Mohamed Harath (198-F-90) paced Shamal with 21 points and 14 boards. The game was the first of the championship for both sides. In Sharjah's victory, a step-back three-pointer by US import Marvelle Harris put his team up 83-79 with just 32 seconds to go in the contest. The basket proved decisive, as Arabi could only fight back to within three points in the final seconds. Harris finished the game with 28 points, seven rebounds and seven assists; while countryman Tyler Wilkerson (203-F-88, college: Marshall) top scored for Sharjah with 30 points while taking down 11 boards. Arabi's American professional Kevin Galloway had a fine triple-double in the losing effort. He finished with 25 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists while playing all 40 minutes of the game. William Byrd (201-G/F-85, college: UAPB) Jr chipped in with 18 and 13, but their effort alone could not lift them against their opponents. Sharjah clinched their second successive game while Arabi lost their first after opening the tournament with a win. The preliminary round continues today with another three games on the cards. At 3pm, Shabab Al Ahli Dubai face off with Al Seeb of Oman. It will be followed at 5pm by Bahrain's Ahli battling Sharjah, and then at 7pm Bahrain's Manama take on Shamal. Courtesy of: gdnonline.com
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Manama - Seeb 85:72
Manama conquered the first victory at the FIBA Asia Champions Cup GBA Qualifiers. They topped Seeb from Oman in Group B opener. Maciej Lampe (211-C/F-85) posted 26 points and 14 rebounds for the winners.
Manama posted a 23:13 lead ten minutes into the game. Seeb narrowed the gap at 9-point mark at the interval. The Omani side went on a 26:15 run in the third term to surge ahead. But Manama responded with a 25:10 rally in the fourth quarter to snatch the win. Terri... [read more]
Manama - Seeb 85:72
Manama conquered the first victory at the FIBA Asia Champions Cup GBA Qualifiers. They topped Seeb from Oman in Group B opener. Maciej Lampe (211-C/F-85) posted 26 points and 14 rebounds for the winners. Manama posted a 23:13 lead ten minutes into the game. Seeb narrowed the gap at 9-point mark at the interval. The Omani side went on a 26:15 run in the third term to surge ahead. But Manama responded with a 25:10 rally in the fourth quarter to snatch the win. Terrico White (196-G-90, college: Ole Miss) chipped in 24 points for the winning side. Louis Munks (190-G-90, college: PVAMU, agency: Interperformances) replied with 31 points and 9 rebounds for Seeb.
MACIEJ LAMPE Al-Manama (Premier League) agreed terms with 33-year old Polish international power forward Maciej Lampe (211-122kg-85) to represent the club in Arab Gulf Championship. He is a dual citizen owning also Swedish passport. Lampe started the season at Jilin Northeast Tigers in Chinese CBA league. In 45 games he had very impressive stats: 24.4ppg, 13.3rpg and 3.4apg this season. The last season he played at Eagles (also in CBA) where in four games he recorded also remarkable sta... [read more]
MACIEJ LAMPE
Al-Manama (Premier League) agreed terms with 33-year old Polish international power forward Maciej Lampe (211-122kg-85) to represent the club in Arab Gulf Championship. He is a dual citizen owning also Swedish passport. Lampe started the season at Jilin Northeast Tigers in Chinese CBA league. In 45 games he had very impressive stats: 24.4ppg, 13.3rpg and 3.4apg this season. The last season he played at Eagles (also in CBA) where in four games he recorded also remarkable stats: 24.3ppg, 13.8rpg, 2.0apg, 2.0spg and 1.3bpg. In 2003 Lampe was drafted by New York Knicks (NBA) in second round (30th overall). The list of the past achievements is quite long as among others he won Spanish Liga Endesa championship title in 2014. Lampe was also voted Eurobasket.com All-Spanish ACB Newcomer of the Year back in 2012. He has been also a member of Polish international program for some years. Lampe has regularly played for Polish senior team since 2004 and previously for U18 National Team between 2001 and 2002. He represented Poland at the Qualifications to European Championships 2017 three years ago. His stats at that event were 5 games: 14.6ppg, 7.4rpg, 1.4apg, FGP: 54.0%, 3PT: 20.0%, FT: 84.2%. Lampe is quite experienced player. His career allowed him to visit three different continents, while he played in six different countries. Lampe tasted the life as pro basketball player in Europe, Asia and of course North America. He has played previously professionally also in Israel (Maccabi Fox Tel-Aviv), Russia (Unics Kazan, Khimki and Dynamo Sankt Petersburg), Turkey (Besiktas), NBA (New Orleans Pelicans, Houston Rockets and Phoenix Suns) and Spain (FC Barcelona and Baskonia). On Lampe:
Great leaper, great instinct for the offensive rebounds, moves well without the ball, has n yet a good outside shoot, but has enough soft hands to develop it; could become NBA material in a year or two;
Improves every day; he can play three positions, but hes probably best at the PF; his combination of size, shooting touch, ball handling skills and an advanced inside-outside games have drawn comparisons to Dirk Nowitzki; in fact, hes a great leaper, has great instinct for the offensive rebounds, moves well without the ball, has enough soft hands to develop a good outside shoot.
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