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111-84
Final score04 January 2005 | 19:00h
Group D, St.Petersburg (RUS) , Spectators: 3800
Referees: Branislav Mrdak(SRB), Fedor Dmitriev(BLR), Martynas Gudas(LTU)
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Dynamo 111 vs. Exalco Olympia 84
// 05 January 2005


Dynamo St. Petersburg took another step towards the FIBA Europe League play-offs with a convincing win over Greek side Olympia Larissa. The Russian team controlled affairs from the opening tip and never gave the visitors any hope of going back to Greece with a win.

Belarus star Vladimir Veremeenko was the catalyst for a strong opening quarter from the home side and they quickly jumped out to a 10-point lead.

When Olympia's top scorer Tyrone Grant picked up his third foul at the start of the second quarter, things began to look very bleak indeed for the Greeks. Indeed, Dynamo took advantage of the short-handed Olympia and increased their lead by up to 25 points.

When David Bluthental opened the second half with a barrage of three-pointers, it was clear that it was not to be Olympia's evening.

Grant fouled out at the start of the 4th, after just 13 minutes of playing time, and it was clear that victory would go do Dynamo.

Serb center Ognjen Askrabic led all scorers with 23 points, while also grabbing 9 rebounds. Bluthental finished with 20 points on 5/6 three-point shooting while Kelly McCarty added 19.

Jon Stefansson (Dynamo St. Petersburg) Jon Stefansson (Dynamo St. Petersburg)
St. PetersburgLarissa
Ognjen Askrabic
Franko Nakits
23Pts15
9Reb5
2Ass1
30Min24
St. PetersburgLarissa
38/64FG M/A31/67
29/41 (70.7%) 2PtFG M/A23/46 (50.0%)
9/23 (39.1%) 3PtFG M/A8/21 (38.1%)
26/35 (74.3%) FT M/A14/18 (77.8%)
41 (15-26) Reb (O-D)32 (11-21)
26Ass15
14To17
11St9
10Bs5
20Pf26
111Pts84