Coached by Zeynep Hüner, Gréngewald Hueschtert B climbed to 2nd place with a three-position gain after a controlled 96-34 road win over Zesummen Aktiv in Beggen. ZAK remains 3rd in the standings and is now on a three-game losing streak, while GREB answered its previous loss with a clear victory.
The visitors took command immediately. GREB opened on an 8-0 run through Yadanar Mamou Greenhalgh (GREB) and Shari Von Arx (GREB), setting the tone before ZAK got on the board via Lisa Martins (ZAK). ZAK had some inside scoring early, but GREB kept the tempo high and finished the first quarter ahead 22-8.
In the second quarter, ZAK found baskets from Laurence Kirchen (ZAK) and Julie Buijs (ZAK), but GREB answered each sequence. Greenhalgh hit from long range, Leana Kupusovic (GREB) added another three, and Eve Van der Schilden (GREB) closed the half strongly. GREB went into the break up 45-16, with Van der Schilden producing 7 consecutive points for her side late in the period.
The decisive stretch came after the interval. From 59-28, GREB put together a 10-0 run, mainly through Van der Schilden and Kupusovic, to move to 69-28. In the fourth, after ZAK had cut it to 32-72, GREB delivered the game's biggest burst with 24 unanswered points and reached its highest lead at 96-32 before the final ZAK basket.
Van der Schilden (GREB) led all scorers with 23 points, Greenhalgh (GREB) added 21, Fatou-Imane Ba (GREB) 13 and Nour Elodie Diallo (GREB) 10. For ZAK, Buijs (ZAK) scored 12, Martins (ZAK) 10 and Kirchen (ZAK) 6. ZAK scored all 34 of its points on 2-pointers, while GREB built its total with 41 made 2-pointers, 4 threes and 2 free throws.
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