In the W-Nationale 2: Tour qualificatif game between Résidence Walferdange (RES) and AB Contern B (CONB), the visiting team secured a 57-46 victory. The game started with a dominant first quarter by CONB, who established a commanding 20-5 lead. This early advantage proved crucial, as RES struggled to recover despite a more balanced performance in the subsequent quarters.
CONB's Tessy Margue, a 40-year-old forward/center, led her team with 12 points, showcasing her experience and skill. Magali Damy also contributed significantly with 10 points, demonstrating her scoring ability in crucial moments. On the other hand, RES relied heavily on Leisha Burridge, a 16-year-old player from Great Britain, who scored 24 points, including several key baskets to keep her team in contention.
The game saw multiple players from both teams committing fouls, but no player fouled out. CONB maintained their lead throughout, with their highest lead at 15 points in the first quarter. RES attempted a comeback, narrowing the gap in the second quarter, but CONB's consistent scoring kept them at bay.
This victory marked a positive turn for CONB, who moved up one position in the classification, while RES continued their struggle, losing their third consecutive game. The game highlighted the importance of a strong start, as CONB's early lead set the tone for their eventual win.
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