MiZo Pecs Destroy Ros Casares

Life without Amaya Valdemoro and Rosi Sanchez is not looking rosy for Ros Casares,  who were given a rude introduction to this year's EuroLeague Women on Wednesday at home against
MiZo Pecs.

With their two veterans having departed for new clubs - Valdemoro left for champions Volgaburmash in the summer while Sanchez signed for Coconuda Maddaloni - the Spaniards entered the EuroLeague campaign with a lot of questions, and they had no answers in their opener against Pecs of Hungary, who outclassed them 77-64.

Ros Casares 45 vs. VBM-SGAU 75

A powerful performance from Russian side Samara was too much for Valencia in their EuroLeague Women quarter-final play-off series. Samara simply had too much firepower for Valencia and powered their way to a 45-75 victory and a first Final Four appearance.

VBM-SGAU 62 vs. Ros Casares 51

Samara continued their imperious EuroLeague Women season with victory in game 1 of their quarter-final play-off series with Ros Casares Valencia.

The Russian side have been particularly strong in Samara, and other than a 66-60 overtime win against Gdynia, have won their home games by an average margin of 43 points.

Spain: Chamique Upbeat About Ros Casares

Chamique Holdsclaw firmly believes Ros Casares have a chance to grab some silverware this season.

The 27-year-old small forward has played a starring role with the Valencia club, who are making excellent progress in the FIBA EuroLeague Women and in Spain's Liga Femenina.