Your Alabama Pro Athlete of the Week is Filippa Fotopoulou. Fotopoulou finished first in the women’s long jump in two separate meets this week. Her jump of 6.78 meters at the Kifisia Jump Meet qualified her for this summer’s European World Championships.
Runner-up this week is Thomas Ponder. Ponder finished third at the KIA Open de Ecuador, matching his career-best finish on PGA Tour Americas.
Others of note:
Donta Hall was part of the Olympiacos Piraeus squad that won the EuroLeague championship.
Zaay Green had a 17 point, 5 rebound, 8 assist, 3 steal game in the semifinal-clinching win for Adelitas de Chihuahua.
Sarah Ashlee Barker averaged 12.7 points and 4.3 rebounds off the bench in 3 games for Portland.
Davis Shore and Wilson Furr finished T-8th and T-15th, respectively, at the Visit Knoxville Open
Charlie Nikitas finished T-9th at the KIA Open de Ecuador.
Riley Mattingly Parker assisted on the goal that advanced Carolina Ascent to a semifinal win in the Gainbridge Super League.
Saketh Myneni reached the doubles semifinals at the ATP Challenger event in Bengaluru.
Rhyan White finished 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the three backstroke events at the Pro Swim Series event in Sacramento.
Kalia Antoniou reached 4 A Finals and set two Cypriot national records at the Pro Swim Series event in Sacramento.
Victor Johansson won the Men’s 400 Meter Freestyle at the Mare Nostrum event in Monaco.
Olivia Fotopoulou won the Women’s 100 Meter at one meet and finished 3rd in the Women’s 200 Meter at another meet.
Jereem Richards finished 2nd in the Men’s 200 Meter at the Pure Athletics showcase event.
Isaiah Buggs had 3 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, and a sack for Orlando.
Grayson Hitt pitches 3.2 scoreless innings with 3 strikeouts, and recorded a save.
T.J. McCants had a 4-hit game with 3 doubles.
Andrew Pinckney homered twice for Rochester.
Evan Sleight was 6-for-15 with a .526 on-base percentage.
