Eleftheria Moschatou won 117-67 with Niki Maroussi, as part of the 22nd and final match of the 2nd group of National League 2, in a game that Aris Katsogiannis wrote history after stopping at 71 points with 27 two-pointers, 4 three-pointers and 5 shots.
The 22 -year -old forward of Freedom Moschato, Aris Katsogiannis, has played in the infrastructure departments of Olympiacos and Porphyra.
Aris Katsogiannis was “hosted” on the Eok Webradio “Listen” show and talked about his historical appearance.
He said in detail:
For the 71 points he achieved: “I haven’t realized it yet. I might have been on a very good day and apt, but without my teammates it wouldn’t have happened. I was on a very good day, the kids were constantly feeding me. I hadn’t seen the dashboard how much the score had escaped, the kids told me and then we just continued. They also motivated me to put others. After a point I really lost count, I had not realized the size. Without my teammates it wouldn’t even be possible as an idea. It was feasible because the kids when they got their rebounds were telling me straight to go ahead, the attack was ordered to give the ball to me, the coach kept me in. I have asked to keep the ball so that I can get it and put it on a nice shelf in my room. We have marked it, I know who it is. “
For their course of this year: “This year was transitional, because after 6 years a lot changed the team, George Simos left and it was a new reality. Obviously no team sets the play-outs from the beginning. Obviously our goal was for play-offs, to secure the category. Although this was not done, we are in the play-out and go for the best possible. “
For the Play-Out series with Fo Vrontadou: “Unfortunately we failed to be in the play-offs, which was our main goal. We went to the play-outs with Vrontadou, who is a pretty good team. I think we are ready, we have worked hard, we have hurt quite a bit. We had some injuries and misfortunes, but we are all together and go for the best possible, which is obviously to stay in the category. “
For his personal goals: “Basketball is something I do from a young child, I love it, I love it very much, it is my daily life. I know that at some point the crew of time comes for everyone, that basketball is not what our future secures. I believe that my studies are the most important, so I try to be typical in both, because this is essentially my future, which will give me something certain as a job. From then on, I never set goals of the big ones, I look at each year separately, to be healthy above all, because nothing is done without health. I look at each year separately, to enjoy what I do on the court with my teammates, to have a good time and everything that comes is obviously welcome. “