David Andersen Italian League (LegaBasket A) Update

Montepaschi Siena hosted Canadian Solar Virtus at PalaEstra on Wednesday May 2 in their home game for the LaegBasket A Series season. Montepaschi led at half time by one point (42-41) but a 10-26 third quarter in Virtus’ favour saw Montepaschi Siena lose the game 69-78.

Andersen has really been a force for Montepaschi in recent weeks, almost taking out our player of the week last week. In this game he played 19 minutes scoring four points and was the top rebounder for Montepaschi with six rebounds ( one offensive, five defensive). Ksistof Lavrinovic was the top scorer for Montepaschi wtih 17 points. Montepaschi will now play their final game of the regular season against Fabi Shoes Montegranaro on Sunday May 6.

Montepaschi Siena played Fabi Shoes Montegranaro on Sunday May 6 at PalaRossini. Montepaschi smashed Montegranaro in the first quarter scoring 35-12. Montepaschi held the lead at every change and won 113-57. Dave and Nikolaos Zisis were rested for the final game of the regular season which saw Montepaschi finish four points clear on top of the LegaBasket A Series table. Jonas Maciulis top scored for Montepaschi with 20 points while Shaun Stonerook grabbed the most rebounds with five defensive boards for the game. Montepaschi will now have an 11 day break before they host the first best of five play-off games at PalaEstra. Montepaschi will play eighth placed Cumberio Varese on May 17 and 19 before two away games on May 21 and 23 with the fifth and final game being played if needed at PalaEstra on May 25.

By Anita Andersen

http://www.davidandersen.com.au/

CAREER STATS

EUROLEAGUE

Season Team G Pts Avg 2FG

M-A
% 3FG

M-A
% FT

M-A
% Reb St As Bl
2000-01 Kinder Bologna 22 160 7.3 53/92 57.6 2/8 25 48/58 82.8 82 12 10 10
2001-02 Kinder Bologna 22 191 8.7 72/149 48.3 0/0 0 47/70 67.1 95 19 9 4
2002-03 Virtus Bologna 8 70 8.8 27/65 41.5 0/0 0 16/19 84.2 38 4 5 7
2003-04 Montepaschi Siena 21 191 9.1 83/162 51.2 0/3 0 25/39 64.1 97 13 15 6
2004-05 CSKA Moscow 23 286 12.4 102/177 57.6 0/1 0 82/99 82.8 161 19 19 11
2005-06 CSKA Moscow 12 177 14.8 65/127 51.2 1/2 50 44/48 91.7 92 10 13 2
2006-07 CSKA Moscow 25 244 9.8 69/151 45.7 18/37 48.6 52/67 77.6 124 13 22 10
2007-08 CSKA Moscow 25 320 12.8 96/191 50.3 26/48 54.2 50/59 84.7 145 14 30 9
2008-09 Regal FC Barcelona 23 255 11.1 80/147 54.4 21/52 40.4 32/40 80 95 9 19 13
TOTALS 181 1894 10.5 647/1261 51.3 68/151 45 396/499 79.4 929 113 142 72
AVERAGES 181 1894 10.5 647/1261 51.3 68/151 45 396/499 79.4 5.1 0.6 0.8 0.4
OTHER COMPETITION

Season Team G Pts Avg 2FG
M-A
% 3FG
M-A
% FT
M-A
% Reb St As Bl
1998/99  Wollongong 23 142 6.2 56/124 45.2 0/0 0/0 30/47 63.8 89 10 16 14
1999/00  Virtus Bo 33 202 6.1 83/140 59.3 0/4 0 36/52 69.2 134 26 13 13
2000/01  Virtus Bo 32 288 9 112/193 58 3/9 33.3 55/76 72.4 148 32 11 12
2001/02  Virtus Bo 43 354 8.2 123/227 54.2 0/2 0 108/151 71.5 235 41 17 16
2002/03  Virtus Bo 14 150 10.7 52/99 52.5 0/2 0 46/61 75.4 74 22 7 5
2003/04  MS Siena 42 370 8.8 123/229 53.7 0/3 0 124/168 73.8 201 53 26 21
2004/05  CSKA 29 394 13.6 144/265 54.3 0/0 0/0 106/134 79.1 223 14 28 12
2005/06  CSKA 14 219 15.6 71/129 55 0/2 0 77/99 77.8 89 3 14 3
2006/07  CSKA 33 362 11 112/198 56.6 21/42 50 75/106 70.8 129 19 34 15
2007/08  CSKA 26 256 9.8 111/196 56.6 23/42 54.8 65/85 76.5 167 17 37 15
2008/09  Barcelona 40 414 10.4 127/256 49.6 30/78 38.5 70/87 80.5 169 19 50 12
2009/10  Houston 63 367 5.8 120/262 45.8 27/78 34.6 46/67 68.7 208 15 44 12
2010/11  Toronto 11 56 5.1 20/37 54.1 3/10 30 7/7 100 34 3 7 3
 New Orleans 28 78 2.8 28/61 45.9 5/13 38.5 7/15 46.7 50 2 6 6

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