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68-74
Final score04 November 2004 | 19:00h
Group C, Parma (ITA) , Spectators: 200
Referees: Georgios Tanatzis(GRE), Igor Poljansek(SLO)
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Lavezzini Parma 68 vs. BC Volgaburmash 74
// 04 November 2004


Russian side Samara got their 2005 EuroLeague Women ambitions off the ground early with an away win over Italian outfit Parma.

Ana Kostaki
Samara, who have brought in star names in the offseason such as Edwige Lawson, Ann Wauters and Svetlana Abrosimova, are one of the title favourites.

Parma were also busy during the summer, signing Greek guard Ana Kostaki who impressed during the Olympics and they did not make life easy for their Russian visitors.

The game was actually decided in the last minutes and Samara's inside firepower was too much for Parma. Maria Stepanova was in particularly dominant form and her 20 points was a team high. Tatiana Shchegoleva added 17 points and 11 rebounds.

 

Gordana Grubin (Parma) and Maria Stepanova (Samara) Ilona Korstine (VBM-SGAU) Ilona Korstine (VBM-SGAU) guarded by Parma's Gordana Grubin Anastasia Kostaki (Lavezzini Basket Parma) Anastasia Kostaki (Lavezzini Basket Parma) and Tatiana Shchegoleva (VBM-SGAU) Maria Stepanova (VBM-SGAU) had 20 points and 8 rebounds against Parma
Basket ParmaVBM-SGAU
Dubravka Dacic
Maria Stepanova
18Pts20
15Reb8
0Ass0
35Min35
Basket ParmaVBM-SGAU
24/64FG M/A31/64
23/54 (42.6%) 2PtFG M/A29/50 (58.0%)
1/10 (10.0%) 3PtFG M/A2/14 (14.3%)
19/26 (73.1%) FT M/A10/14 (71.4%)
35 (11-24) Reb (O-D)34 (6-28)
6Ass8
13To15
15St14
1Bs4
13Pf21
68Pts74
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