Panionios signed Brandon Wood

Panionios signed Brandon Wood. The 29-year-old American graduated from Michigan State, after having played college basketball for Southern Illinois, Highland CC, and Valparaiso, and went undrafted in the 2012 NBA Draft. Wood started his career in Hungary with Alba Fehervar and has also played in Italy for Pallacanestro Trieste, in FYROM for KK Feni Industries, in Lithuania for Lietkabelis, in Switzerland for BBC Monthey, and in G-League with Windy Bulls.

Panionios signed Kasey Hill

Panionios signed Kasey Hill. The 25-year-old American guard graduated from Florida and went undrafter in the 2017 NBA Draft. Hill started his career Hungary with Alba Fehérvár where he averaged 10.7 points and 4.8 assists for the domestic league and 13.2 points and 5.4 assists for the Basketball Champions League qualification games.

Kymi signed Chris Horton

Kymi signed Chris Horton. The 24-year-old American center graduated from Austin Peay and played in NBA G League for the Grand Rapids Drive. In the previous season, Horton played in Hungary with Alba Fehervar where he averaged 8.8 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. 

Panionios signed Sir'Dominic Pointer

Panionios signed Sir'Dominic Denzel Pointer. The 26-year-old American forward graduated from St. John’s and was drafted with the 53rd pick of the 2015 NBA draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers. Pointer started his professional career in the NBA G-Leauge with Canton Charge and has also played in Israel with Hapoel Eilat and Ironi Kiryat Ata, in Lebanon with Byblos Club, and in Hungary with Alba Fehérvár.

Kavala signed Lasan Kromah

Kavala signed Lasan Kromah. The 24 years old American guard graduated from Connecticut where he played for Connecticut Huskies winning the 2014 NCAA Championship. Kromah went undrafted in the 2014 NBA draft and joined the Brooklyn Nets for the 2014 NBA Summer League. He started his professional career in Hungary for Alba Fehérvár and started this season in Turkey for Torku Konyaspor.

Rethymno Aegean signed Damian Hollis

Rethymno Aegean signed Damian Hollis. The 26 years old American-Hungarian forward started the season in Italy for Pallacanestro Cantù but was released after the team signed Metta World Peace (Ron Artest). Hollis graduated from George Washington where he played in the NCAA with the Colonials. He signed his first professional contract in Belgium but did not play and then moved to Hungary where he played one season with Albacomp Fehérvár. Then he moved to Italy where he played one season for Angelico Biella.
Hollis was member of the USA Under 19 Men's National Basketball team and in 2007 he won the Silver medal in FIBA Under-19 World Championship. Since he moved to Hungary he is a member of the Hungarian Men's National Basketall team.

Apollon Patras signed Muhammad El-Amin

Apollon Patras signed Muhammad El-Amin. El-Amin replaced Travis Cohn who failed to convience coach Vetoulas at the preparation games. The 27 years old American guard had played in Hungary for PVSK Panthers, Alba Fehérvár and BC Körmend and in Israel for Maccabi Kiryat Gat B.C.
In the previous season with BC Körmend El-Amin averaged 18.4 points and 4.5 rebounds.

PAOK defeated Alba Fehervar for Eurocup

 PAOK Thessaloniki hosted and defeated Alba Fehervar for Eurocup. PAOK defeated Alba Fehervar by one point in Hungary. First quarter was almost equal like the game in Hungary. PAOK finished the first half with 11 points difference but in the third quarter Alba Fehervar lowered it to 7 points. The fourth quarter was another tough last quarter for PAOK, with the Hungarian team approaching to 3 points one minute before the end, 65-62, and to two points 66-64 in the last seconds. PAOK took another last minute victory in a game that was controlling. DJ Cooper and Kostas Charalampidis were successful in free throws. PAOK seems tired from consecutive games and long trips but manages to win the games even by couple points in the end.
Quarters' scores: 17-16, 40-29, 52-45, 68-64.

PAOK: Payne 10, Cooper 9, Charalampidis 6, Tsochlas 6, Vučićević, Tsairelis 11, Dedas 3, Margaritis 9, Kalles, Bogris 14, Kaselakis, Koniaris.

Alba Fehervar: Kemp 8, Szanati 2, Hobbs 16, Olah, Juhos 3, Moore 10, Toth P. 2, Somogyi 4, Toth N. 10, Supola 7, Blaskovits 2, Brbaklić. 

Alba Fehervar lost by PAOK for the second day of Eurocup

Alba Fehervar hosted and lost by PAOK for the second day of Eurocup by one point 88-89. Alba Fehervar lost in first day by Nizhny Novgorod with 82 - 64, while PAOK won Buducnost Voli Podgorica with 85-84. PAOK doubled his last minute and by one point victories in Eurocup. Kemp scored 26 points but missed the last shot which let PAOK win the game by one.
Quarters scores: 16-13, 42-35, 67-64, 88-89.

Alba Fehervar: Kemp 26, Szanati 2, Hobbs 16, Olah 2, Juhos 4, Moore 18, Toth P. 4,
Somogyi 4, Toth N. 8, Supola 4.
PAOK: Payne 13, Cooper 6, Charalampidis 19, Tsochlas 6, Tsairelis 21, Dedas 2, Margaritis 12, Bogris 10