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James found Paris Lee for a critical triple, and soon connected with Hall for a high-flying alley-oop slam. Monaco managed to keep UNICS scoreless for almost 3 minutes in overtime, and James made things happen with the basketball in his hands. 

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He finished the game with 17 points and 5 rebounds. Hezonja had 6 quick points after the break to erase Monaco's first-half margin, and kept going to give UNICS a 58-50 lead. He also scored a layup off an inbound play which eventually allowed UNICS to take the game to overtime. Hezonja could not lead his team to victory but showed he can make things happen for the Russian powerhouse going forward. 

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FC Bayern Munich moved into fourth place by holding off Zenit St Petersburg, 82-80, in a hard-fought battle on Wednesday night. Zenit dominated the first half, leading by as much as 27-37, but Bayern fought back after the break to take its first lead midway through the third quarter. The game was tied, 56-56, after three quarters, and Bayern edged a very competitive fourth quarter to take a big win. Wade Baldwin IV led Bayern with 17 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals. Jalen Reynolds and Vladimir Lucic, the latter returning from injury, both scored 15 points, and DJ Seeley added 14. Arturas Gudaitis was dominant inside for Zenit, pairing 22 points with 6 rebounds. Kevin Pangos led the offense with 17 points and 5 assists. Mateusz Ponitka scored 14 and Andrey Zubkov added 11 in defeat. The victory lifted Bayern to 12-7, while Zenit dropped to 11-6.



Gudaitis landed the first blow with a put-back and Pangos added a long two. James Gist got Bayern moving, but Ponitka and Gudaitis scored inside for a 2-8 lead. Baldwin scored 5 consecutive points before Pangos scored from long-range and Gudaitis inside to keep Zenit ahead. KC Rivers added a triple to make it 9-16. Reynolds hit back with a dunk a mid-range jumper. Billy Baron struck from deep to finish the first quarter at 13-19. Baldwin opened the second quarter by scoring from long-range, but Zubkov scored a transition layup and Baron again converted from deep, making it 16-24. Reynolds and Gudaitis traded inside blows, before Paul Zipser’s jumper and Baldwin’s three-pointer brought Bayern closer. Ponitka and Zubkov protected Zenit’s lead. Zipser’s corner three pulled it back to 27-30. Pangos and Gudaitis bookended a 0-7 run to give Zenit a double-digit lead. Leon Radosevic, with a put-back, and Seeley, from beyond the arc, revived Bayern, but Ponitka’s three made it 32-40 at the break.

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Seeley started the second half with a three-pointer, but Gudaitis threw down two dunks to keep Zenit in front despite Seeley’s long two. Another Seeley triple made it 44-45 and Reynolds dunked to give Bayern its first lead. Reynolds stayed hot to score inside for a 51-46 edge before Pangos weaved to the basket for Zenit’s first field goal in 5 minutes. Ponitka sent Zenit back in front from deep. After Nick Weiler-Babb responded likewise, Ponitka scored again and it was 56-56 after three quarters. Lucic and Ponitka traded blows early in the fourth before Reynolds dunked and Lucic came up with a triple and a slam for a 65-58 edge. Baron ended the 7-0 run with a deep two, but a three-point play from Gist kept Bayern safe. Zubkov sank a three-pointer and Pangos improvised a layup to make it 68-66, but Reynolds hit from mid-range. Hollins made a four-point play to tie the game at 70-70 with 4 minutes left. Zubkov forced his way to the basket to send Zenit in front, but Lucic made it 78-75 with 4 free throws heading into the last minute. Baldwin scored a tough jumper and Bayern’s defense held firm to take the win.

### Pangos protects head-to-head advantage

Despite losing the game, Zenit had the consolation of holding on to the potential head-to-head tiebreaker between the teams. After winning by 4 points (79-75) when the teams met in Russia last month, the key moment on this occasion was a three-pointer from Kevin Pangos in the final seconds, ensuring his team only lost by 2.

### Bayern finds rhythm after the break

Bayern struggled offensively in the opening minutes, making just 1 of its first 4 field goal attempts while committing 3 turnovers. But after being held to 32 points in the first half, Bayern gradually found its rhythm and scored 50 in the second half, helped by a solid 9-of-21 shooting (42.9%) from three-point range.

### Tough defense provides the foundations

Conversely, Bayern really toughened up its defense immediately after the break, allowing Zenit only two field goals – both scored by Arturas Gudaitis – in the opening 7:30 of the third quarter. That allowed the home team to take its first lead of the night, laying the foundations for the eventual victory.

### Milestone evening for Gist

Recent Bayern signing James Gist enjoyed a landmark occasion as he made his 250th appearance in the competition. Gist has played 14 games for Partizan Belgrade, 16 with Fenerbahce, 10 with Unicaja, 181 with Panathinaikos, 25 with Crvena Zvezda and now 4 with Bayern. He ranks joint 19th on the all-time appearance list alongside former Panathinaikos teammate Antonis Fotsis.

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One of the three players who returned to Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade this summer, along with Luka Mitrovic and Nikola Kalinic, is point guard Nate Wolters, back for a second stint with the Serbian powerhouse. Wolters played for Zvezda In the 2016-17 season, averaging 7.1 points and 2.2 assists in 27 games. It was his first EuroLeague campaign and Wolters mainly came off the bench. He helped Zvezda win three domestic titles – the Serbian League, Serbian Cup and Adriatic League. After three seasons away from the club, Wolters and Zvezda are crossing paths again.

"It was my second year overseas when I came here," Wolters recalls. "I just remember the fans being unbelievable, and something I'll never forget is just the atmosphere. And hopefully this year we can have full crowds again just to experience that again. And the coach was great, and a lot of the same teammates, even from five years ago, are here. I'm comfortable here. So it'll be a fun year and I'm really glad I'm back."

Wolters had to choose between two very popular sports growing up, as he was a dedicated tennis player, too. He lettered all four years in tennis at Technical Senior High School in St. Cloud, Minnesota, while earning all-conference honorable mentions twice in the sport.

While he played both sports for a long as he could, however, Wolters never doubted that basketball was his number one choice.

"Basketball is always my favorite sport, and I kind of did tennis just to do something different. I think it's good to play other sports other than your main sport, just to kind of change things up," Wolters admitted. "And kind of mentally, too, tennis is a sport that's more individual, so you've got to be mentally tough. I was not great, but it was a good thing to do other than basketball."

By playing both tennis and basketball, Wolters also learned some skills and intangibles that he has been able to use in his professional basketball career. "I think footwork, that kind of thing, just like quickness, like a little first step mentally," he said. "It is kind of a mental sport and I kind of use that for basketball."

When you think Zvezda and tennis, however, another name comes to mind. Novak Djokovic is arguably one of the best tennis players of all-time. He has won an all-time joint-record 20 Grand Slam men's singles titles, the same as Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer. Overall, he has won 85 ATP singles titles, including a record nine Australian Open crowns. He is the only tennis player to win all four Grand Slam titles – Roland Garros, Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the Australian Open – at least twice. Born in Belgrade, Djokovic is a notorious Zvezda fan and attends its basketball games either at Stark Arena or Aleksandar Nikolic Hall whenever possible.

"I know he comes to some games. I know he follows the team, which is pretty cool. He's probably the greatest tennis player of all time," Wolters admits. "Hopefully, he can come to some games this year and obviously, I'm a big fan of his and I watch tennis quite a bit, especially the majors. He's a fun guy to watch."

Being a Zvezda fan, Djokovic might be open to playing against one of his favorite team's basketball players if both have time in their busy agendas.

Wolters, however, rules out the possibility. "I'm really not that good at all. I haven't played tennis for a while either. So yeah, I don't want to face him at all," he laughed.

Meeting Djokovic in person, however, would be another story.

"That'd be great," Wolters said. "He's a great athlete and a guy that everyone should look up to, and he takes care of his body, and works extremely hard, and is obviously super talented. So yeah, he would be a fun guy to meet."

Though not against Djokovic, expect Wolters to be back to the tennis courts once his basketball career has finished.

"I was always a lot better at basketball than tennis, so it was kind of just something to do on the side, and something you can do the rest of your life", he said. "So I don't play a lot of tennis now just because I'm focused on basketball, but I think when I'm retired from basketball, I will play a lot of tennis."

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**Main Life Skills:** Overcoming challenges, Physical health and fitness, Resilience, Time management 

**About the program:**  

Since 2016, ALBA Berlin has enjoyed a successful partnership with Lisa Tetzner Grundschule in the Neukölln district, marking eight years of collaboration. Lisa Tetzner Schule, an elementary school in the Berlin district of Gropiusstadt, where the majority of school children come from migrant backgrounds; many of these kids face difficulties within their families and with social situations.  

The students benefit from tailored support strategies developed by the school’s teachers. Together, they aim to help students overcome obstacles while promoting physical activity and engagement. 

As part of this long-standing relationship, ALBA Berlin provides the school with dedicated coaches and social workers who contribute to the daily rhythm of school life, offering extracurricular activities and taking some of the workload off teachers. This ongoing partnership allows for mutual benefits, including access to the school gym for basketball activities supervised by our coaches. During longer breaks the gym remains open, ensuring that students can always stay active. 

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