The season started with the Super Cup on Sardinia with a pair of semifinals on Tuesday. Lucca was hoping to catch Schio before their full roster assembled, but Astou Ndour-Fall was the difference in an 81-72 win. Bologna did not fulfill all of their offseason ambitions, but Cheyenne Parker had a good start for them in a 99-62 win over a Ragusa team that had major roster changes. The final was on Wednesday and Schio sent a message immediately that they should still be considered league favorites as Ndour-Fall paced them in an 86-58 win over Bologna.
September 27
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Schio [81]: Ndour-Fall 25/9r Mestdagh 12/8a Keys 11 Zahui B 6 Penna 3
Lucca [72]: Parmesani 17 Morrison 14 Agnew 14 Tulonen 5
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Bologna [99]: Parker 21 Dojkic 19 Laksa 15/6r Zandalasini 12/9r Andre’ 11/9r Pasa 10
Ragusa [62]: Vitola 11/8r Anigwe 11/6r Hampton 11 Attura 10 Romeo 6 Ostarello 4
September 28
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Schio [86]: Ndour-Fall 21 Verona 16 Sottana 13/8a Christinaki 8 Zahui B 7/7r Mestadgh 5/6r Penna 5
Bologna [58]: Parker 18/10r Dojkic 10 Laksa 8 Zandalasini 7
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