Friendlies: Spain win in Kaunas, Hungary and Australia start tournament in Karlovy Vary with wins and more

Twelve games were played on Friday.

“KG Group Tournament” winners in Kaunas were Spaniards who led by Marta Fernandez’s 21 points, defeated the hosts. Sweden took third place with a win against Latvia. Louice Halvarsson scored 22 points.

Russian reserve team defeat Belarus at Belarus. Tatyana Petrushina led all Russians with 16 points. Sarah Kershaw led Switzerland past Luxembourg. Taaru Tuukkanen led Finland barely scraped past Estonia.

Agnieszka Skobel and the Poles defeated Germany. Hungary, paced by Dora Horti’s 20 points, held on to upset Czech Republic while Turkey were no match for Australia.

Sweden – Latvia 68-65
Sweden: Halvarsson 22, E.Eldebrink 9, Stalvant 8, Andersson 8
Latvia: Krastina 14, Putnina 13, Karklina 10

Lithuania – Spain 80-85
Lithuania: Petronyte 21 (11 reb), Paugaite 16, Solopova 9
Spain: Fernandez 21, Aguilar 16, Valdemoro 10

Belarus – Russia B 49-55
Belarus: Verameyenka 16, Snytsina 11, Trafimava 5, Likhtarovich 5
Russia B: Petrushina 16, Dorosheva 8, Abrikosova 8, Paskalenko 8

Luxembourg – Switzerland 47-67
Luxembourg: Meynadier 13, Bausch 9, Schmitz 8, Hetto 8
Switzerland: Kershaw 15, Twehnes 14, Giroud 12, Michaux 10

Finland – Estonia 63-61
Finland: Tuukkanen 17, Wilson 12, Korpivaara 10
Estonia: Anderson 21, Rebane 11, Jallai 9

Poland – Germany 59-53
Poland: Skobel 12, Losi 10, Piekarska 9
Germany: Austmann 12, Fikiel 12, Breitreiner 8

Czech Republic – Hungary 70-71
Czech Republic: Zohnova 13, Reisingerova 11, Krizova 10
Hungary: Horti 20, Vajda 15, Quigley 8

Australia – Turkey 57-49
Australia: Cambage 16, Bishop 12, Jackson 10
Turkey: Caglar 8, Alben 7, Tuncluer 7

Croatia – Netherlands 67-57
Croatia: Mandir 19, Jelavic 11, Vrsaljko 10
Netherlands: Halman 12, Kooij 10

Slovak Republic – Austria 121-38
Slovak Republic: Vynuchalova 16, Lukacovicova, Jalcova 14, Sujova 14, Cernakova 12, Tetemondova 11
Austria: —

Australia B – Angola 66-46
Australia B: Samuels 13, Francis 13 (10 reb), Mijovic 9, Cumming 9
Angola: Jorge 13, Manuel 9, Filipe 6

New Zealand – China 66-46
New Zealand: Cocks 16, Edmondson 13, Harmon 12, Taylor 10
China: —