Recap

In a commanding victory at the Colisée de Laval, GGG secured a 49-31 triumph over the Triple Threats in D1 Season 4 action. GGG’s suffocating defense and efficient shooting propelled them to a convincing win, as they dominated nearly every statistical category.

Adam Azeroual led GGG with a stellar performance, scoring 15 points and grabbing 7 rebounds, while also dishing out 4 assists. His all-around effort set the tone for the team, which showcased excellent ball movement with 14 assists compared to Triple Threats’ meager 2. Supporting Azeroual, both Jeremie and Gabriel Moryoussef contributed 13 points each, creating a balanced attack that left the opposition scrambling.

The Triple Threats struggled offensively, hitting only 31.7% of their field goals, and they were held to 31 points for the game. CJ stood out for the losers, managing to score 16 points and collect 9 rebounds, but it wasn’t enough to make a dent in GGG’s lead. Another key difference was the rebounding margin, where GGG out-rebounded Triple Threats 21 to 18, further emphasizing their superior performance on both ends of the floor.

As GGG asserted their dominance, their ability to force turnovers—while committing none themselves—was pivotal, allowing them to maintain control throughout and secure a decisive win.

### Highlights:

• Adam Azeroual led GGG with 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists.
• GGG displayed exceptional ball movement with 14 assists compared to Triple Threats’ 2.
• Triple Threats’ shooting woes continued with 31.7% from the field.
• CJ was the standout for Triple Threats, scoring 16 points and grabbing 9 rebounds.
• GGG showcased defensive prowess with 2 steals and 1 block while committing no turnovers.
• GGG won the rebounding battle 21 to 18, underlining their control in the paint.