Jordan Walker's Historic Performance Leads Promitheas to Thrilling Victory in FIBA Champions League
Promitheas defeats Würzburg 119-115 after double overtime, showcasing a remarkable 54-point game by Jordan Walker.
In a dramatic match on Wednesday evening, Greek basketball club Promitheas triumphed over German team Würzburg with a final score of 119-115 in the fifth round of the second phase of the FIBA Champions League.
The encounter was marked by two overtime periods and a comeback by Promitheas after trailing for much of the game.
Würzburg demonstrated strong performance throughout regulation, building a lead of 12 points during the third quarter.
However, Promitheas managed to close the gap thanks to an outstanding display by guard Jordan Walker, who scored 54 points, along with 7 rebounds and 7 assists.
Walker's shooting statistics were impressive, converting 3 of 6 attempts from two-point range and 9 of 13 from beyond the three-point arc, in addition to an exceptional 21 of 22 from the free-throw line.
This performance is now recorded as the highest scoring game in the history of the FIBA Champions League.
Promitheas was supported by Ves Ivundu, who contributed 17 points, and Mihalis Luncis, who added 14 points.
Jordan Varnado also played a significant role, scoring 12 points along with 3 rebounds and assists.
On the opposing side, Würzburg was led by Mike Lewis, who scored 22 points.
Devion Mintz and Jiovan Jackson both added 20 points each, with Mintz also grabbing 5 rebounds, while Jackson recorded 9 assists.
Zach Seldjas contributed 17 points and 6 rebounds, and Oven Klaasen finished the game with 11 points, while Calvin Wiesart added another 10 points.
Walker’s remarkable performance was a decisive factor in Promitheas overcoming Würzburg in this closely contested match.
The encounter was marked by two overtime periods and a comeback by Promitheas after trailing for much of the game.
Würzburg demonstrated strong performance throughout regulation, building a lead of 12 points during the third quarter.
However, Promitheas managed to close the gap thanks to an outstanding display by guard Jordan Walker, who scored 54 points, along with 7 rebounds and 7 assists.
Walker's shooting statistics were impressive, converting 3 of 6 attempts from two-point range and 9 of 13 from beyond the three-point arc, in addition to an exceptional 21 of 22 from the free-throw line.
This performance is now recorded as the highest scoring game in the history of the FIBA Champions League.
Promitheas was supported by Ves Ivundu, who contributed 17 points, and Mihalis Luncis, who added 14 points.
Jordan Varnado also played a significant role, scoring 12 points along with 3 rebounds and assists.
On the opposing side, Würzburg was led by Mike Lewis, who scored 22 points.
Devion Mintz and Jiovan Jackson both added 20 points each, with Mintz also grabbing 5 rebounds, while Jackson recorded 9 assists.
Zach Seldjas contributed 17 points and 6 rebounds, and Oven Klaasen finished the game with 11 points, while Calvin Wiesart added another 10 points.
Walker’s remarkable performance was a decisive factor in Promitheas overcoming Würzburg in this closely contested match.
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