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    Day 4 recap: Swiss roll to first win in Piestany, Israel and Slovakia stay perfect

    MUNICH (Germany) - The fourth day of the FIBA U16 Women's European Challengers saw the teams participating in Piestany taking center stage. 

    MUNICH (Germany) - The fourth day of the FIBA U16 Women's European Challengers saw the teams participating in Piestany taking center stage. 

    Headlines:
    - Switzerland got rolling with an eye-catching first victory against Romania.
    - Israel overran Ireland to stay unbeaten
    - Slovakia also moved to 2-0 after sneaking past Luxembourg

    Day 4 Standout Performers:
    Piestany: Faith Ehi Etute (LUX) - 43 EFF / 25 PTS / 20 REB /  5 AST / 5 STL / 3 BLK
    Piestany: Daniella Gill (ISR) - 23 EFF / 17 PTS / 89% FG / 6 REB
    Piestany: Yali Levy (ISR) - 21 EFF / 20 PTS / 3 AST / 3 STL

    Piestany Challenger:

     

    Group D

    6/15 games played 

      GAMES STREAK GAME POINTS POINTS
    # Team P W L % Last 5 For Agt +/- FA AA  
    1 Israel 2 2 0 100   170 76 94 85 38 4
    2 Slovakia 2 2 0 100   151 94 57 75.5 47 4
    3 Switzerland 2 1 1 50.0   100 122 -22 50 61 3
    4 Romania 2 1 1 50.0   120 103 17 60 51.5 3
    5 Luxembourg 2 0 2 0   94 123 -29 47 61.5 2
    6 Ireland 2 0 2 0   79 196 -117 39.5 98 2 
     

    Day 4 results: A phenomenal display on the glass by Switzerland paved the way for them to rack up a first win in Piestany as they took down Romania 63-54. Sofia Picco weighed in with 16 points and 10 rebounds, with Viktoria Ranisavljevic also claiming a double-double of 14 points and as many boards. N'Na Center Dinimba Konate also racked up a superb 16 rebounds, with Iaona David netting 19 points in defeat.

    Israel blew out Ireland 102-39 as five players posted a double-digit points return. Yali Levy fired a team-high 20 points, Romi Elbaz had 12 points and 11 boards, with Daniela Gill shooting the lights out with 8 of 9 from the field. 

    Finally, Slovakia had to work hard to see off Luxembourg 57-54 as a big triple inside the last minute from Alexandra Chovanikova proved to be a dagger. The loss was tough on Faith Ehi Etute who was amazing for Luxembourg with an efficiency of 43 after accumulating 25 points, 20 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals and 3 blocks. 

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