Recap

In a dominating performance at the Colisée de Laval, GGG triumphed over Brotherhood with a final score of 47-28 in D1 Season 4 action. The game was marked by GGG’s driven offense and unyielding defense, propelling them to an impressive victory that showcased their strengths across the court.

Leading the charge for GGG was Jeremie Moryoussef, who topped the score sheet with 14 points, alongside solid contributions from Jonah Autmezguene and Adam Azeroual, who added 12 and 11 points, respectively. GGG displayed their efficiency on offense, hitting 45.7% of their field goals and securing a rebounding margin of +14, a critical factor that limited Brotherhood’s second-chance opportunities. In stark contrast, Brotherhood struggled offensively, shooting only 29.7% from the field and a mere 21.7% from beyond the arc, with Ralph Henry being the lone bright spot, dropping 21 points.

Crucially, GGG’s disciplined play led to zero turnovers, while Brotherhood failed to convert their few opportunities, managing only three assists throughout the game. This lack of offensive flow, compounded by GGG’s relentless rebounding and defensive resilience, made it an uphill battle for Brotherhood, who couldn’t sustain any momentum to close the gap in the score.

### Highlights:

• GGG displayed sharp shooting with a field goal percentage of 45.7%, overcoming Brotherhood’s struggles.
• Jeremie Moryoussef led GGG with 14 points, showcasing his scoring prowess throughout the game.
• GGG dominated the boards, garnering a remarkable 30 rebounds compared to Brotherhood’s 16.
• Brotherhood’s offense faltered significantly, finishing the game shooting only 29.7% from the field.
• Turnover-free performance: GGG recorded zero turnovers, highlighting their effective ball control.
• In a defensive battle, GGG’s rebound advantage was key, ultimately sealing the victory for the team.