Legia Won the Polish Super Cup Under Ilver's Leadership
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Legia Warsaw, coached by Estonian national basketball team head coach Heiko Rannula, defeated Zielona Gora in the Polish Super Cup final, with Markus Ilver emerging as the top scorer.
György Golomán's team, the defending champion Legia Warszawa, won the Polish Men's Basketball Super Cup; the Hungarian legionnaire was the best in the field with twenty-two points in the semi-finals, and scored nine points in the final.
Markus Ilver, who joined Legia Warsaw in the summer, had a brilliant performance in the Polish Basketball Super Cup final, when he emerged as the all-time leading scorer in a 110:96 win over Zielona Gora.
Legia Warsaw, the home club of Estonian national basketball team head coach Heiko Rannula and player Markus Ilver, defeated Zielona Gora Zastal 110:96 in the Polish Super Cup final. Ilver emerged as the top scorer with 25 points.
The Basketball Super Cup tournament kicked off the new basketball season in Poland. Legia Warsaw, Zastal Zielona Góra, Dziki Warszawa, and Energa Trefl Sopot battled it out for the Adam Wójcik Trophy in Sosnowiec. Legia defeated Zastal 110-96 in the grand final, winning the competition for the first time in the club's history.
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