First-ranked Gréngewald Hueschtert moved to 2-0 in Phase 1 with a clear 92-26 home win over T71 Dudelange B, who are now 0-2 and sit third in the standings.
The start was not completely one-sided. T71B went in front 4-2 through Zoé Damas Magalhaes (T71B) and Tamy Zatko (T71B). GRE then changed the rhythm with a 6-0 run to 8-4, and after T71B cut it to 8-6, the home team answered again with 7 straight points for 15-6. Louisa Schmit (GRE) and Eve Van der Schilden (14, GRE) were already setting the tone.
The key break came around the end of the first quarter and the beginning of the second. GRE finished the opening period on a 5-0 run and added the first 8 points of the next one, turning 17-8 into 30-8 with 13 unanswered points. From there, GRE controlled the game through repeated inside scoring and steady defensive pressure. The halftime score was 48-19.
Van der Schilden was the main difference-maker with 28 points, and she dominated the third quarter with 14 of GRE's 18 points in that period. Nour Elodie Diallo (GRE) added 16, Yadanar Mamou Greenhalgh (GRE) 15, Schmit 13 and Giulia Pauletto (GRE) 12, so GRE had five scorers in double figures.
For T71B, Zatko (T71B) and Pia Bermes (T71B) scored 6 each, while Zoey Winandy (T71B) and Chloé Wolf (T71B) added 4 each. The visitors had their best offensive stretch in the second quarter, but they could not maintain stops for long enough.
The fourth quarter was the strongest GRE sequence: from 66-25 they produced a 26-0 run to 92-25, creating the highest lead of the game at 67 points before the final T71B free throw.
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