Anderson crowned Top Performer in her first window with Serbia

MUNICH (Germany) - Yvonne Anderson has wasted little time in showing why she could be a priceless addition to the Serbia roster after the guard landed the Top Performer accolade for Gameday 4.

Outstanding in the 83-76 double overtime thriller against Turkey, she managed to harvest a performance efficiency valuation of 32 after sinking 25 points. Anderson also came up with 6 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks in an energetic display that paved the way for her side to move to a 4-0 record.

Frida Eldebrink was electric for Sweden as they brushed aside Israel 90-51 to retain their unbeaten record. The guard could barely miss in the first-half in particular and eventually finished with a sparkling 28 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

Bulgaria needed a boost after losing on the previous gameday and it was Borislava Hristova who provided it as her side tore down Iceland 74-53. She was the main architect of success, shooting the lights out to drop 25 points, as well as pulling down 6 rebounds.

While it's been a tough campaign for the winless Iceland, they can at least take some heart from having talent in their ranks and none more so than Sara Run Hinriksdottir. The forward was terrific in the reverse at the hands of Bulgaria, amassing 31 points, plus 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.

Last but not least, Denmark ended a wait of more than two decades to taste a victory at this level thanks to a phenomenal 35 points from Maria Jespersen. This tally, more than anyone else has recorded in the Qualifiers, propelled them to a famous 91-74 win against Romania. The forward also came up with 6 boards, 3 assists and 2 steals.

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