Gréngewald Hueschtert took a 79-67 road win in Steinsel and climbed to 4th place (+7), while Amicale Steesel dropped to 8th (-6). After two defeats, Ricky Easterling's team answered with a stronger interior game, shooting 24/43 on 2-pointers for 55.8%, while AMI stayed at 18/43, 41.9%.
The game was balanced early. Raiquan Leeandre Clark (31, 1.98m, USA) set the tone quickly, and GRE edged the first quarter 21-20. Amicale then briefly moved in front, 23-21, early in the second through Noah Terence Stansbury Daileden (18, 1.95m) and Landon George Seaman (24, 2.03m, USA). That moment did not last long: Jeremy Jamal Ingram (35, 1.83m, USA) and Clark changed the pace, and Gréngewald went into the break ahead 43-34.
Darko Ristic's team stayed in contact in the third. Conley Leroy Phipps III (26, 1.88m, USA) and Maid Adrovic (18, 1.98m) brought AMI back to 43-47. GRE then produced the crucial sequence of the night, a 14-2 run to 61-45, their biggest lead. Ingram and Alvin Charles Tumblin Jr (24, 1.96m, USA) were decisive in that stretch.
Amicale made one more push in the fourth. Phipps scored 9 straight points by himself, cutting the gap from 48-61 to 57-61. After a timeout, GRE reacted immediately: Ingram attacked, Clark added a three, and the visitors regained control before closing the game with a 6-0 run.
Clark was the MVP with 32 points, 10 rebounds and good free-throw shooting at 10/12. Tumblin posted a 15-point, 12-rebound double-double, and Ingram added 18 points. For AMI, Seaman delivered 15 points and 18 rebounds, Phipps had 20 points before fouling out, and Noah Medeot (27, 1.79m) contributed 9 points and 5 rebounds.
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