Metropolitan League (2017)

Apertura
 
Clausura
Apertura League Final Four Standings
 1. Olimpia 4-1 
 2. Libertad 4-1 
 3. Luqueno 1-4 
 4. Sol de America 1-4 
Apertura League Stage One Standings
 1. Olimpia 13-1 
 2. Libertad 12-2 
 3. Sol de America 11-3 
 4. Luqueno 9-4 
 5. San Lorenzo 7-7 
 6. San Jose 6-8 
 7. Felix Perez 3-10 
 8. Ciudad Nueva 1-12 
 9. Dep.Capiata 0-13 
Season 2017
All Games
List of Players
List of Imports
Abroad
Stats
Clausura League Final Four Standings
 1. Olimpia 5-1 
 2. San Jose 4-2 
 3. Sol de America 3-3 
 4. Libertad 0-6 
Clausura League Stage One Standings
 1. Olimpia 9-2 
 2. San Jose 8-2 
 3. Sol de America 8-3 
 4. Libertad 7-3 
 5. Luqueno 5-6 
 6. Felix Perez 2-7 
 7. Ciudad Nueva 1-8 
 8. Dep.Capiata 0-9 
 
     

Olimpia Kings win Apertura 2017 title (Photo: purodeporte.com.py)


Olimpia Kings win Clausura 2017 title (Photo: purodeporte.com.py)

#
Name
HT
Pos
Age
Nat
Former Team
0
0258'7''
y/G
59
Paraguayan
9
0248'8''
y/C
53
Paraguayan
08
0278'3''
y
98
Paraguayan
7
0613'00''
G
52
Paraguayan
0698'1''
G
97
Paraguayan

Olimpia Kings win Clausura 2017 title - Oct 20, 2017


Olimpia Kings - San Jose 71-69

Olimpia Kings win Clausura 2017 title sweeping the final series against San Jose 2-0. In the second game the Kings celebrated a narrow 71-69 victory as the teams were tied at 18 after the first period. Javier Martinez (188-G-78, agency: DTMones) stepped up with 21 points for the winners and Rashaw Rashaun Freeman (206-C/F-84, college: Massachusetts, agency: Pro Sports) netted 16. Dominic Keler poured in 11, whilst Alejandro Peralta had 10. Darren Phillips scored 21 points in a loss and Roger Scott netted 17.


Olimpia Kings win Apertura 2017 title - Jul 15, 2017


Olimpia Kings won Apertura 2017 title as they beat Libertad 2-1 in the championship series. After the teams exchanged the victories in the first two games, Olimpia Kings posted the decisive 98-79 win. O'Louis McCullough (198-G/F-82, college: Francis Marion, agency: DTMones) top-scored for the winners with 32 points, while Alejandro Peralta (195-F-91) netted 27. Rodney Alexander (201-F-87, college: Illinois) followed them with 18 points in a win. Edgar Riveros (184-PG-91) ended up with 22 points in the losing effort.