Arike Ogunbowale
OGM Ormanspor started last week by losing their first Eurocup game of the year to Polkowice 75-55 in which Ogunbowale scored seven points in limited minutes. She returned to form on the last day of the month versus Cankaya in an 82-76 victory, dropping 24 points to go along with two rebounds and two assists. The former Notre Dame standout has led her team to a 10-2 start overseas.
📋 Personal stats of our player Arike Ogunbowale against Çankaya Üniversitesi in the seventh week of Herbalife Nutrition KBSL. #FlyStats pic.twitter.com/jP5NfQlULr
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Imani McGee-Stafford
McGee-Stafford suffered an ankle injury in the Lynx’s 97-79 loss to the Bendigo Spirit on 10/20/19. An MRI revealed ligament damage and she will be unable to play for the upcoming week.
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Megan Gustafson
Gustafson and NKE-FCSM Csata defeated AKSC Szekszard 71-66, going 3-8 from the field for nine points to go along with eight rebounds, a block and an assist. The Harrowing Hawkeye scored less than ten points for the first time since playing overseas on limited shot attempts but continued to dominate the glass on both the offensive and defensive end of the floor, bolstering her team to a 7-2 record.
#MondayMotivation and especially for #WingsNation @DallasWings @IowaWBB #Hawkeyes fans!
How about a @GustafsonMeg10 Aaaaaaand-1 and that passion after the bucket 😍 ?
Great win for her and Csata this past weekend against #EuroCupWomen side KSC Szekszard#KoyerSport #SigFam pic.twitter.com/O5XTleMMHm
— KoyerSport – Miroslav Kojic (@koyersport) December 2, 2019
Karlie Samuelson
While the temperature has cooled off, Samuelson continues to stay red hot from behind the arc, proving there are three certainties in life: death, taxes and a Samuelson three. Perfumerias defeated Olivais Coimbra 92-49 to remain undefeated in Eurocup play (5-0) in which the scintillating shooter from Stanford dropped four from beyond the arc in a 16-point outing. She also scored nine points against Promete in a 66-57 win, going 1-2 from deep to extend her streak of made threes to 17 and swiping 3 steals.
FIN 3Q
Preparen desfibriladores 😅
48-48#LFEndesa pic.twitter.com/s8macRTmlP— Perfumerías Avenida (@CBAvenida) December 1, 2019
Kayla Thornton
Thornton established herself as a front-runner to win Foreign Player of the Year again after racking up a double-double with 24 points and 15 rebounds versus Shinhan Bank in an 87-75 victory before having her second 30+ point performance by scoring 31 in a 77-68 victory at KEB Hanabank, going 4-8 from three and grabbing another eight rebounds.
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