Day: November 18, 2025

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GGG vs Balkan Brothers G2

In a thrilling contest at the Colisée de Laval, the Balkan Brothers triumphed over GGG with a final score of 63-51, securing a vital win in D1 Season 4. This match showcased remarkable individual performances, notably from Johnny Amselem, who dominated the scoreboard with 32 points and pulled down eight rebounds. Philippe Dimitrov also made a significant contribution with 18 points, while Driss Lahbabi rounded out the trio of key performers with a double-double, scoring 13 points and grabbing 14 rebounds.

The game featured tight competition early on as both teams traded baskets in the first half. GGG’s Adam Azeroual led the charge for his team, netting 24 points and hitting key shots to keep the game close. However, Balkan Brothers found their stride in the second half, leveraging their higher shooting percentage (52.9% compared to GGG’s 38.2%) and a consistent offensive flow to pull ahead. Their ability to limit turnovers—none committed throughout the match—proved pivotal, allowing them to capitalize on their scoring opportunities.

Despite a solid rebounding effort from GGG, who had 27 boards compared to the Balkan’s 26, the difference in shooting efficiency ultimately gave the Balkan Brothers the edge. This win elevates them further in the standings, showcasing their potency heading into the latter part of the season.

Highlights:

  • Johnny Amselem: Led all scorers with 32 points and added 8 rebounds.
  • GGG’s Adam Azeroual delivered a stellar performance with 24 points and 7 rebounds.
  • Balkan Brothers shot a remarkable 52.9% from the field, compared to GGG’s 38.2%.
  • The Balkan Brothers committed zero turnovers, allowing for sustained offensive momentum.
  • Driss Lahbabi dominated the boards with a double-double: 13 points and 14 rebounds.
  • Despite GGG’s strong rebounding efforts, they could not match the offensive efficiency of the Balkan Brothers, contributing to their 12-point loss.
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GGG vs Balkan Brothers G1

In a commanding display of skill and teamwork, the Balkan Brothers triumphed over GGG with a final score of 54-39 at the Colisée de Laval, securing their place in the spotlight of D1 Season 4. This victory was marked by an impressive performance by Philippe Dimitrov, who led all scorers with 23 points, complemented by 8 rebounds and 2 assists. Meanwhile, Driss Lahbabi showcased his versatility with a double-double, contributing 15 points and dominating the boards with 15 rebounds.

From the outset, the Balkan Brothers established their dominance, shooting a remarkable 47.7% from the field, compared to GGG’s struggle at 34.6%. Their three-point shooting was particularly impressive, hitting 47.4% from beyond the arc. The rebounding battle was another decisive factor, as the Balkan Brothers outmuscled GGG on the glass with a total of 31 rebounds, compared to GGG’s 25, allowing them to control the pace of the game effectively.

Despite GGG’s efforts, which saw Ethan Hotchkiss lead with 13 points, their inability to convert on three-pointers (only 11.1%) severely hindered them. With both teams committing no turnovers, the Balkan Brothers capitalized on their shooting efficiency and defensive rebounding to establish a lead that GGG could never overcome.

Highlights:

  • Philippe Dimitrov led with 23 points, showcasing elite scoring ability.
  • Driss Lahbabi achieved a double-double with 15 points and 15 rebounds, dominating the paint.
  • Balkan Brothers shot 47.7% from the field and 47.4% from three-point range.
  • GGG struggled with a mere 34.6% shooting percentage, hampered by poor three-point shooting (11.1%).
  • The rebounding margin favored the Balkan Brothers by 6, reinforcing their presence in the paint.
  • Both teams had a turnover margin of 0, evidencing disciplined play despite GGG’s scoring woes.
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Air Ballers vs Delitequers G2

In a nail-biting contest at the Colisée de Laval, the Delitequers edged out the Air Ballers with a final score of 29 to 26, marking a crucial win in D2 Season 4. The victory was propelled by a stellar performance from Alexis L’Ecuyer, who notched up an impressive 16 points and pulled down 9 rebounds, navigating through a tightly contested game that saw plenty of defensive intensity and labored shooting.

Both teams struggled from the field, with the Delitequers shooting 29.7% on field goals and the Air Ballers managing a mere 24.3%. The Air Ballers were particularly hindered by their shooting woes, making only 9 of their 37 attempts. However, they displayed tenacity on the boards, grabbing 24 rebounds compared to Delitequers’ 23. Despite a respectable rebounding margin, turnovers proved to be the Achilles’ heel for the Air Ballers, who committed 4 turnovers to the Delitequers’ solitary miscue.

The game was tightly contested throughout, with several lead changes keeping fans on the edge of their seats. The Delitequers’ ability to capitalize on critical plays and maintain composure during high-pressure moments ultimately led to their narrow victory.

### Game Highlights:

  • Alexis L’Ecuyer led the charge for the Delitequers with 16 points and 9 rebounds.
  • The Air Ballers struggled offensively, hitting only 24.3% of their field goals.
  • Nico Alexakis was the standout for the Air Ballers, contributing 11 points and 5 rebounds.
  • The Delitequers managed 2 assists compared to the Air Ballers’ 1, showcasing better ball movement.
  • Rebounds were evenly matched, with the Air Ballers collecting 24 to Delitequers’ 23.
  • Turnovers played a significant role, with Delitequers committing just 1 turnover against 4 for the Air Ballers.
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Akatsuki vs Compton Magic G2

In a thrilling showdown at the Colisée de Laval, Akatsuki edged out Compton Magic with a final score of 37-34, clinching a hard-fought victory in D1 Season 4. The game was a nail-biter, with both teams exchanging leads throughout the contest, but it was Akatsuki’s relentless defense and timely scoring that ultimately sealed the win.

Bernardy Laure shone brightest for Akatsuki, tallying 11 points and grabbing 7 rebounds, showcasing his all-around skill set. He was well-supported by Samuel Gagnée and Miky Baril, each contributing 10 points and playing critical roles on the boards and in maintaining possession. Akatsuki’s shooting efficiency (46.7% from the field) proved vital, especially given that the Compton Magic struggled from beyond the arc, going 0-for-9 on three-point attempts.

Though Compton managed to rack up more assists (7) and displayed a staunch defense with 3 steals, they couldn’t overcome their poor shooting from the line, where they failed to hit a free throw. The game’s tight momentum shifts were emphasized in the fourth quarter, where Akatsuki’s strong rebounding helped them maintain crucial possessions, ultimately leading to their victory.

Key moments included Akatsuki’s 11-6 scoring run in the second quarter, which allowed them to pull ahead and maintain control to the final whistle.

### Game Highlights:

  • Bernardy Laure leads Akatsuki with 11 points and 7 rebounds, showcasing his versatility.
  • Akatsuki’s shooting efficiency at 46.7% compared to Compton’s 42.5% proved crucial.
  • Compton Magic shot an abysmal 0% from three-point range (0/9) and free throws (0/3).
  • A significant rebounding margin (+4) in favor of Akatsuki helped them secure crucial possessions.
  • The game featured no turnovers for both teams, displaying a disciplined offensive approach from both sides.
  • Akatsuki’s bench contributed key support, maintaining pressure during critical moments.
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