Feb 22 • 19:49 UTC 🇱🇹 Lithuania Lrytas

Uninterrupted dominance: Š. Jasikevičius's Fenerbahçe triumphed again in the Turkish Cup

Š. Jasikevičius's Fenerbahçe won its fifth consecutive Turkish Cup, marking his seventh title as coach in Turkish basketball.

Š. Jasikevičius's Fenerbahçe secured its place in basketball history by winning the Turkish Cup for the fifth consecutive time. This victory adds another title to Jasikevičius's impressive resume, which now totals seven trophies as the head coach of Turkish teams, including a prior win in 2011 when he was still an active player. The final showcased standout performances, particularly from Tarik Biberovičius, who scored 28 points and contributed significantly to the team's victory.

In the championship match, Fenerbahçe gained a decisive advantage during the third quarter, executing a critical 10-0 run that set the score at 70-56, effectively sealing their triumph as the result became increasingly certain. Jasikevičius's strategy and the players' execution highlighted their readiness and tenacity in high-stakes games. Wade Baldwin also played a crucial role, scoring 21 points and assisting with 9 crucial passes, further solidifying the team's offensive strength.

Fenerbahçe's road to this title included notable victories against Ankara Turk Telekom and Erokspor in the semifinal and quarterfinal rounds, respectively. Currently, the team is leading both the EuroLeague and the Turkish championship, reflecting their consistent dominance in the sport, which reaffirms Jasikevičius's role in shaping a successful and enduring competitive team in Turkish basketball.

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