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SEMIFINALS, SHOOTING RECORDS: FINAL FOUR ERA (1988-present)

Most two-pointers, semifinal:

16/27.-Bob McAdoo, Olimpia Milan, Aris Thessaloniki 82-87 Olimpia, 1988
14/27.- Alexander Volkov, Panathinaikos Athens, Olympiacos 77-72 Panathinaikos, 1994
13/20.- Ricky Brown, Olimpia Milan, Aris Thessaloniki 82-87 Olimpia, 1988
13/23.- Kevin Magee, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Partizan Belgrade 82-87 Maccabi, 1988
11/22.- Nikos Galis, Aris Thessaloniki, Aris - Olimpia Milan 82-87, 1988
10/12.- Dan Godfread, FC Barcelona, Barcelona Real Madrid 76-66, 1996
10/15.- Ferran Martinez, FC Barcelona, Barcelona - Aris Thessaloniki 104-83, 1990
10/17.- Joe Arlauckas, Real Madrid, FC Barcelona- Real 76-66, 1996
10/18.- Darren Daye, Scavolini Pesaro, POP 84 Split - Scavolini 93-87, 1991
10/19.- Zarko Paspalj, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos - Panathinaikos Athens 77-72, 1994

Most three-pointers, semifinal:

9/9.- Saulius Stombergas, Tau Ceramica, AEK Athens 65-90 Tau, 2001*
6/14.- Terrell McIntyre, Montepaschi Siena, Montepaschi - Maccabi Tel Aviv 85-92, 2008
5/5.- Jose Antonio Montero, FC Barcelona, Barcelona - Maccabi Tel Aviv 101-67, 1991
5/6.- K.C. Rivers, Real Madrid, Real - Fenerbahce Istanbul 96-87, 2015
5/7.- Jaycee Carroll, Real Madrid, Fenerbahce Istanbul - Real 84-75, 2017
5/7.- J.R. Holden, CSKA Moscow, FC Barcelona – CSKA 75-84, 2006
5/7.- Carlos Delfino, Skipper Bologna, Montepaschi Siena - Skipper 102-103 (OT) 2004
5/8.- Marcus Brown, CSKA Moscow, Maccabi Tel Aviv – CSKA 93-85, 2004
5/8.- Massimo Iacopini, Benetton Treviso, PAOK Thessaloniki – Benetton 77-79, 1993
5/9.- Shane Larkin, Anadolu Efes Istanbul, Efes - Fenerbahce Istanbul 73–92, 2019
5/9.- David Blu, Maccabi Tel Aviv, CSKA Moscow – Maccabi 67-68, 2014

Most free throws, semifinal:

15/16.- Kevin Magee, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi - Aris Thessaloniki 99-86, 1989
14/16.- Sani Becirovic, Kinder Bologna, Benetton Treviso - Kinder 82-90, 2002
13/13.- Dominique Wilkins, Panathinaikos Athens, CSKA – Panathinaikos 71-81, 1996
13/14.- Nando De Colo, CSKA Moscow, CSKA – Real Madrid 95-90, 2019
12/12.- Malcolm Delaney, Lokomotiv Kuban, CSKA Moscow – Lokomotiv 88-81, 2016
12/12.- Jorge Garbajosa, Benetton Treviso, Montepaschi Siena – Benetton 62-65, 2003
11/13.- Arvydas Macijauskas, Tau Ceramica, CSKA Moscow – Tau 78-85, 2005
11/14.- Haris Brkic, Partizan Belgrade, Partizan - Virtus Bologna 61-83, 1998
11/14.- Stephane Ostrowski, Limoges CSP, Split – Limoges 101-83, 1990
10/10.- Romain Sato, Montepaschi Siena, Montepaschi - Maccabi Tel Aviv 85-92, 2008
10/10.- Sarunas Jasikevicius, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi - CSKA Moscow 93-85, 2004
10/10.- David Rivers, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olimpija Ljubljana – Olympiacos 65-74, 1997

* European basketball had two top-level competitions in 2000-01. Kinder Bologna won the Euroleague title in a five-game playoff series against Tau Ceramica. AEK Athens and Fortitudo Bologna also reached the semifinals. Maccabi Tel Aviv won the SuproLeague in a Final Four that also featured Panathinaikos, the other finalist, CSKA Moscow and Efes Pilsen.

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