VENTSPILS - Whilst VEF Riga and Lietuvos Rytas will this weekend be hoping to join Europe’s elite clubs, Latvian team Ventspils has made a significant step towards gaining a spot in Europe’s second-tier club basketball competition, the Eurocup.On Tuesday evening Ventspils hosted Ukrainian club Azovmash on the first leg of their home-and-away series, in which the team with the highest aggregate score advances to the main draw of Eurocup.Ventspils is no stranger to the tournament, having already appeared in the main draw on five previous occasions, with their most recen...
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