2013 FIBA Intercontinental Cup

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2013 FIBA Intercontinental Cup
2013 FIBA Intercontinental Cup.png
First leg
DateOctober 4, 2013 (2013-10-04)
Venue Ginásio José Corrêa, Barueri
MVP Flag of Greece.svg Vassilis Spanoulis
Second leg
DateOctober 6, 2013 (2013-10-06)
Venue Ginásio José Corrêa, Barueri
  1996
2014  

The 2013 FIBA Intercontinental Cup was the 23rd edition of the FIBA Intercontinental Cup for men's professional basketball clubs and the 22nd edition of the tournament being in the form of a true intercontinental tournament for clubs. The 2 game aggregate score tournament took place at the Ginásio José Corrêa arena in Barueri, São Paulo, Brazil, on October 4 and October 6, 2013, in order to determine the world club champion. The tournament was contested between the 2012–13 season EuroLeague champions, Olympiacos, and the 2013 FIBA Americas League champions, Pinheiros Sky.

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Series summary

GameDateHome teamResultRoad team
Game 1October 4 Pinheiros Sky 70–81 Olympiacos
Game 2October 6 Olympiacos 86–69 Pinheiros Sky

Olympiacos won the series 2-0.

Game 1

October 4
20:00 UTC−03:00
Pinheiros Sky Flag of Brazil.svg 7081 Flag of Greece.svg Olympiacos
Scoring by quarter: 11–15, 17–19, 21–24, 19–25
Pts: Stallworth 26
Rebs: Toyloy 7
Asts: Stallworth, Smith 4
Pts: Spanoulis 18
Rebs: Dunston 12
Asts: Spanoulis 9
Ginásio José Corrêa, Barueri, São Paulo
Attendance: 4,500
Referees: Juan Carlos Arteaga (ESP), José Aníbal Carrión (PUR), Stephen Seibel (CAN)

Game 1 Box Score

Pinheiros Sky

NumberPlayerMinFG3PTFTOffDefTotASPFTOSTBSPTSPIR
8 Leonardo Morro 120-10-00-0000021000-2
9 Paulinho Boracini (C)324-140-53-40000230011-3
10 Joe Troy Smith 206-112-55-6000410401921
12 Rafa Mineiro 121-80-20-03142524124
14 Lucas Dias 00-00-00-00000000000
19 Humberto Silva 00-00-00-00000000000
20 Bruno Caboclo 00-00-00-00000000000
24 Shamell Stallworth 3710-194-92-2044412002623
25 Bruno Mortari 00-00-00-00000000000
33 Steve Toyloy 230-50-00-03471110103
41 André Bambu 100-10-00-00110201001
45 Jonathan Tavernari 324-134-130-0235142401211
Team Totals20025-7210-3410-12813211218111327058

Olympiacos

NumberPlayerMinFG3PTFTOffDefTotASPFTOSTBSPTSPIR
4 Brent Petway 193-50-11-227913201713
6 Bryant Dunston 225-60-01-23912101011122
7 Vassilis Spanoulis (C)267-133-81-1011925201819
8 Stratos Perperoglou 267-71-10-0011214001514
10 Kostas Sloukas 110-20-00-00332530000
12 Cedric Simmons 51-10-00-00000100022
14 Mirza Begić 132-30-00-00220000146
15 Georgios Printezis 213-60-00-20441121065
16 Dimitrios Agravanis 00-00-00-00000000000
17 Vangelis Mantzaris 292-32-32-203343200812
19 Dimitrios Katsivelis 50-20-20-0011001100-1
24 Matt Lojeski 244-71-31-2123322001010
Team Totals20034-557-186-11633392318224381102
  • Starters are listed in bold.

Game 2

October 6
11:30 UTC−03:00
Olympiacos Flag of Greece.svg 8669 Flag of Brazil.svg Pinheiros Sky
Scoring by quarter:22–21, 18–12, 24–17, 22–19
Pts: Printezis 16
Rebs: Dunston 6
Asts: Spanoulis 7
Pts: Stallworth 27
Rebs: Mineiro 9
Asts: Smith 3
Ginásio José Corrêa, Barueri, São Paulo
Attendance: 3,000
Referees: José Aníbal Carrión (PUR), Juan Carlos Arteaga (ESP), Stephen Seibel (CAN)

Game 2 Box Score

Olympiacos

NumberPlayerMinFG3PTFTOffDefTotASPFTOSTBSPTSPIR
4 Brent Petway 93-51-22-20110001099
6 Bryant Dunston 163-30-02-215603301812
7 Vassilis Spanoulis (C)251-61-43-40117011068
8 Stratos Perperoglou 172-30-00-02132110047
10 Kostas Sloukas 180-20-14-40333310047
12 Cedric Simmons 114-50-00-11010200087
14 Mirza Begić 123-50-02-20001310086
15 Georgios Printezis 195-82-24-4033001001615
16 Dimitrios Agravanis 122-31-20-00000320052
17 Vangelis Mantzaris 262-52-44-4066221001014
19 Dimitrios Katsivelis 130-00-04-60332221046
24 Matt Lojeski 211-30-12-20111211044
Team Totals20026-487-1627-3142428182114418697

Pinheiros Sky

NumberPlayerMinFG3PTFTOffDefTotASPFTOSTBSPTSPIR
8 Leonardo Morro 180-20-00-00221500102
9 Paulinho Boracini (C)234-110-30-02461410087
10 Joe Troy Smith 273-70-36-6011353301212
12 Rafa Mineiro 313-91-21-34590351186
14 Lucas Dias 30-00-00-00000000000
19 Humberto Silva 00-00-00-00000000000
20 Bruno Caboclo 10-00-00-00000100000
24 Shamell Stallworth 389-142-57-9011224002719
25 Bruno Mortari 10-00-00-00000000000
33 Steve Toyloy 173-30-00-0134012006
41 André Bambu 121-51-20-01010400030
45 Jonathan Tavernari 291-81-52-21340210051
Team Totals20024-595-2016-209192872716426947
  • Starters are listed in bold.
2013 FIBA Intercontinental Cup Champions
Flag of Greece.svg
Olympiacos
1st title

Rosters

Olympiacos
PosNo.Player
PF4 Flag of the United States.svg Brent Petway
F/C6 Flag of Armenia.svg / Flag of the United States.svg Bryant Dunston
PG/SG7 Flag of Greece.svg Vassilis Spanoulis (C)
F8 Flag of Greece.svg Stratos Perperoglou
PG/SG10 Flag of Greece.svg Kostas Sloukas
F/C12 Flag of Bulgaria.svg / Flag of the United States.svg Cedric Simmons
C14 Flag of Slovenia.svg / Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Mirza Begić
PF15 Flag of Greece.svg Georgios Printezis
PF16 Flag of Greece.svg Dimitrios Agravanis
PG/SG17 Flag of Greece.svg Vangelis Mantzaris
PG/SG19 Flag of Greece.svg Dimitrios Katsivelis
G/F24 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg / Flag of the United States.svg Matt Lojeski
Did not play
G/F20 Flag of Greece.svg / Flag of Cyprus.svg Antreas ChristodoulouCoach's decision
Did not travel with the team to Brazil
PG/SG5 Flag of the United States.svg Acie LawKnee injury
SF9 Flag of Greece.svg Ioannis PapapetrouBroken nose
C11 Flag of Greece.svg Dimitrios Mavroeidis - Knee surgery
Head coach:
Flag of Greece.svg Georgios Bartzokas
Assistant coaches:
Flag of Greece.svg / Flag of Serbia.svg Milan Tomić
Flag of Greece.svg Christos Pappas
Flag of Greece.svg Christos Marmarinos
Pinheiros Sky
PosNo.Player
C8 Flag of Brazil.svg Leonardo Morro
PG9 Flag of Brazil.svg / Flag of Italy.svg Paulinho Boracini (C)
PG/SG10 Flag of the United States.svg Joe Troy Smith
F/C12 Flag of Brazil.svg Rafa Mineiro
F14 Flag of Brazil.svg Lucas Dias
F20 Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Caboclo
G/F24 Flag of Brazil.svg / Flag of the United States.svg Shamell Stallworth
PG25 Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Mortari
F/C33 Flag of the United States.svg Steve Toyloy
F41 Flag of Brazil.svg André Bambu
G/F45 Flag of Brazil.svg / Flag of Italy.svg Jonathan Tavernari
Did not play
PG5 Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Wellausen – Coach's decision
PG/SG19 Flag of Brazil.svg Humberto SilvaCoach's decision
C21 Flag of Brazil.svg Wesley Carnieto – Coach's decision
C50 Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Rech – Coach's decision
G/F Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme Martins – Coach's decision
PG Flag of Brazil.svg Ricardo BarbosaCoach's decision
G/F Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Severo – Coach's decision
Head coach:
Flag of Brazil.svg Cláudio Mortari
Assistant coaches:
Flag of Brazil.svg Cesar Guidetti
Flag of Brazil.svg Jose Luiz Marcondes
Flag of Brazil.svg Brenno Brassioli

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