Black Frogs Schieren won 77-29 on the floor of Avanti Mondorf after controlling the game almost from start to finish. Coach Philippe Conte's team imposed itself very early: after Stanislav Vynnychenko tied the score at 2-2, Schieren closed the first quarter on a 17-0 run for 19-2.
That momentum carried into the second period. The visitors extended the streak to 30 unanswered points and opened a 32-2 lead, with Milo Reiser at the center of that stretch. Mondorf reacted better before halftime through Max Muller, Martin de Pinho Brandao, captain Daniel Mihaylov and Aleksa Savic, and the home side at least produced a 13-4 response to reach 15-36 at the break. Pierre Flavien Hebbert's side also had to manage early foul accumulation from De Pinho Brandao.
The third quarter removed any remaining doubt. Mondorf started it with four straight points to cut the gap to 19-36, but Schieren answered with 22 consecutive points and pushed the score to 58-19. Early in the fourth, the visitors added nine more in a row and reached a highest lead of 50 points at 69-19, later matching it again at 77-27.
Reiser (17) finished with 32 points, a new season high, and clearly made the difference. Arno Urwald (17) and Nick Yan Marcel Kraus (15) each added 8 points, while Mathis Kraus (16) and Dilson Eduardo Furtado Correia (16) scored 6 apiece. For Mondorf, Muller (15) led with 8 points, Vynnychenko (17) had 6, De Pinho Brandao (17) 5, and Savic plus Mihaylov 4 each. Mondorf is now on a four-game losing run, while Schieren answered well after its previous defeat.
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