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By Lefteris Moutis/ moutis@eurohoops.net
The regular season in all the big European championships is completed and Eurohoops introduces the leading scorers in every country in a different presentation.
Eurohoops singled out the seven top European championships and presents the leading scorers in each of those. Six of them are from the United States, some with extensive experience in European basketball and some without. The only exception is the Bulgarian Aleksandar Vezenkov who emerged as the top scorer in the Greek championship and is the youngest of all!
Enjoy the “bombers” of Europe and their feats in enjoyable videos!
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Steven Gray
Dijon
16,9 points per game
Best night: 29 points (Dijon-Cholet 68-70)
After four years in his career as a pro, three of them in France, Steven Gray made the big leap wearing Dijon’s jersey. The 26year-old American, top scorer of the LNB signed right after the end of the championship a two-year contract with his former team Gravelines.
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Randy Culpepper
Krasny Oktyabr
21 points per game
Best night: 33 points (Enisey-Krasny Oktyabr 87-89)
Randy Culpepper has the highest average from any other leading scorer of the other top championships. The 26year-old diminutive (1,83 m.) guard of Krasny Oktyabr had an amazing season in his second stint in the same team having only one game in which he scored less than 12 points.
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Tony Mitchell
Trento
20,7 points per game
Best night: 32 points (Roma-Trento 68-75)
In his first European season Tony Mitchell at 25 wreaked havoc and made an impression with Trento, the surprise team of the Italian championship. He made a lot of shots in every game but in a total of 29 games during the regular season he had only four games with a single digit of points.
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