The quarterfinals statistical review

6. UNICS guard Terrell Lyday made 6 steals in the third game against Nizhniy Novgorod. That is one steal less than the BEKO PBL record made by Alexey Surovtsev from Lokomotiv-Kuban.

14. UNIS center Maciej Lampe has made more than 15 points in 14 games straight. (Lampe didn’t play in the Round 27 game against Triumph).

15. Krasnye Krylya playmaker Ernest Bremer made 15 assists in the second game against CSKA. That is more than all CSKA players made together. They made only 14 assists. The BEKO PBL record is 16 assists in a game which was made by Enisey playmaker Marcus Williams.

17. CSKA made the BEKO PBL record with 17 three-pointers in the third game against Krasnye Krylya. The teams made 29 three-pointers in the game. That is also the League record.

17. UNICS center Maciej Lampe made the BEKO PBL record 17 rebounds in the third game against Nizhniy Novgorod.

40. Krylya playmaker Ernest Bremer spent 40 minutes on a court in the game against CSKA. John Robert Holden spent the same time in the second game against Krylya.

47. Maciej Lampe made the new record with 47 ranking points he made in the third game against Nizhniy Novgorod. He scored 33 points and made 17 rebounds. Previous record – 45 ranking points – was made by another UNICS player Terrell Lyday.

101. CSKA scored 101 points in the third game against Krylya. That is the first game for Russian champions when they scored more than hundred. Also CSKA became the first club who scored more than hundred in the play-off games.

189. Enisey playmaker Marcus Williams keeps leading in the rating with 189 assists. The second is Ernest Bremer with 170 assists.

505. Maciej Lampe has made 505 points in the BEKO PBL games of the season. Also he scored more than 1000 points in all official games of the season. Enisey center Lonnie Baxter scored 491 points in the League season.

4600. The new audience record belongs to Khimki. 4600 spectators visited the third game against Spartak.