Roughly a quarter of the 35th Stoiximan GBL season wraps up this Sunday (Nov. 15) with the remainder of the 7th round, which features several key games—most notably the one that will close out the round.
Panathinaikos – Kolossos H Hotels Collection
Panathinaikos returned to winning ways last Sunday with an away victory over AEK and now stands at 5-1, having gone 3-0 at the Telekom Center. However, the day before yesterday, they suffered a painful loss to Barcelona in the EuroLeague.
On the other hand, Kolossos is coming off an important victory over Peristeri and stands at 3-3, facing a very difficult challenge ahead.
Peristeri – Mykonos
Both teams are coming
off back-to-back losses heading into their matchup. Peristeri fell short last Saturday in Rhodes, suffering its second consecutive and third overall loss in six games.
Mykonos, having lost at the Ivanofio last Saturday, has now suffered four consecutive losses, forcing them to drop to a 1-5 record, having defeated only Marousi on October 10 in the second round.
Vikos Falcons – Marousi
The Ioannina team is coming off two matchups against the “Double-Headed Eagles” of Greek basketball, having defeated AEK at home and lost to PAOK on the road.
Marousi, following its victory over Promitheas Patras, came close to a major win against Olympiacos but ultimately fell short after a basket by Tyson Ward with 3 seconds remaining. On the road, they lost to AEK, Aris, and Peristeri Betsson, while last season they recorded two wins in their 12 away games—namely, against Panionios and Iraklis.
Aris – Olympiacos
Aris, following its opening-night loss in Karditsa, has now racked up five consecutive League wins, the latest coming in Lefkada.
Olympiacos defended its unbeaten record in Marousi thanks to a basket by Tyson Ward with 3 seconds left, extending its regular-season winning streak to 37 games.
The players available to coach Giorgos Bartzokas are Miller-McIntyre, Ward, Papas, Plotas, Vezhenkov, Papanikolaou, Nezhipoglou, Enzai, Karagiannidis, Joseph, Hall, and Fournier.