Ogo Adegboye Wins Cypriot Cup

By Sam Neter on February 23, 2013

Great Britain and Etha Engomis point guard Ogo Adegboye has won his first professional title after beating Keravnos 68-64 to win the Cypriot Cup on Friday night.

Adegboye finished with 12 points and a season-high 8 assists in the final, 6 of those dimes coming in the opening period, and didn’t turn the ball over once. It is Etha’s third cup win in the last four years.

The 6’0″ guard, who hit a last second floater in the semi-final against AEK to propel Etha to final, took to Twitter after the win and said:

Just won my first professional silverware -the Cypriot Cup! Love the fans love the support Love my teammates! #chea!

— Ogo Adegboye (@OgoAde) February 22, 2013

Adegboye is averaging 8.4 points, 3.5 assists per game, good for fifth in the league, and 1.3 steals per game this season in 18 games in Cypriot Division A.

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