Filip Videnov wins the trophy abroad with his Polish Prokom. The latter continued their dominance in PLK. They outgunned PGE Turow to clinch the eighth straight title after 76:71 win in the decisive game. Ronnie Burrell provided 12 points and 9 rebounds to lead well-balanced effort from the Gdynia team in the decisive seventh game of the series.
Asseco Prokom shocked their opponents in the first frame. The hosts outscored PGE Turow 24:9 to build a comfortable lead. PGE Turow stopped the rot in the second frame. The visitors narrowed the gap to 12 points at the interval 38:26. PGE Turow continued to mount pressure in the third quarter. David Jackson and Wysocki dragged PGE Turow within 4 points 35:38 early in the third term. But it was not enough Asseco Prokom enlarged the lead to as many as 9 points at the final break 50:41. The hosts scored four points in a row to open the fourth quarter. Ronnie Burrell, Daniel Ewing and Filip Videnovboosted the gap to 16 points midway through the final term. PGE Turow scored seven points in a row but it was too little to challenge Asseco Prokom. PGE Turow kept on trying and cut the distance to 5 points with just over two minutes remaining. David Jackson dragged the visitors as close as three points with 93 seconds to go. But Filip Videnov, Szubarga and Daniel Ewing sealed the winning outcome for Asseco Prokom from the charity stripe. In 2010-2011 for Asseco Prokom Gdynia (Poland-PLK) Filip Videnov averaged 10.1ppg, 2.5rpg, 1.3apg, FGP: 44.0%, 3PT: 39.5%, FT: 87.5% in VTB League, while in Euroleague his stats read 7.8ppg, 2.5rpg, 1.2apg, FGP: 47.1%, 3PT: 41.2%, FT: 50.0%. In Polish League for Asseco Prokom Gdynia Bulgarian player had 10.4 points per game.
(Courtesy of Eurobasket.com)