Second-ranked BC Mess stayed unbeaten and extended its winning run to four games with a one-sided 118-52 road win at Black Star Mersch, now 8th at 1-3.
Coach Stéphane Frentzel's team took control immediately. After a 7-2 start, Mess finished the first quarter on a 21-2 stretch for 28-4. The gap kept growing in the second period: Mess scored 35 points in the quarter and reached halftime up 63-16. The third quarter removed any remaining suspense, with Mess moving from 63-16 to 92-19 during one long dominant phase built around transition scoring and repeated outside hits. The lead peaked at 77 points in the fourth quarter before a 24-24 last period.
Mess were strong in the key statistical areas: 70% on 2-pointers, 43-29 on rebounds, only 8 turnovers against 23 for Mersch, and a 13-0 edge in steals. Black Star struggled badly from the field, especially from long range at 1/13.
Luke Davis (25, 2.03m, USA) was the MVP with 28 points, 15 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 blocks, shooting an excellent 12/15 from 2-point range and a good 6/8 on free throws. Keishon Lamont Porter (24, 1.96m, USA) added 41 points with excellent 13/14 on 2-pointers and good 5/11 from three, plus 5 steals. Pedrito Kemevuako (18, 1.78m) scored 24, while Mika Cambiotti (21, 1.83m) contributed 6 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists.
For Mike Pravisani's side, Trey Sean Boayue (Season PPG: 12.2, RPG: 4.0, AssPG: 0.75) carried the scoring with 26 points. Mike Göhlhausen (16, BSM) gave 7 points and 6 rebounds, and Sam Tibold (17, BSM) also had 7 points.
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