Orchies Dominates Val de Seine 92-70
Orchies asserted their dominance with a commanding 92-70 victory over Val de Seine, leaving no room for a comeback after halftime. Holding a ten-point lead at the break (33-43), the visitors unleashed a decisive 28-17 run in the third quarter to seal the contest, entering the final period with a commanding 21-point advantage (50-71). Orchies' offensive efficiency, hitting 50% from the field and a blistering 43% from three-point range, starkly contrasted with Val de Seine's struggles, who shot just 41% overall and a dismal 11% from deep (3/27). While Val de Seine's bench contributed 19 points, it wasn't enough to offset Orchies' superior team play, evidenced by 21 assists to Val de Seine's 15 and an equal rebounding effort (38 apiece). Lucas Veraghe spearheaded the attack with 23 points and three steals, complemented by Abdoulaye Sy's 16 points and Mathias M'madi's 16 points and seven assists. For Val de Seine, Alexis Thomas scored 17 points, but the team falters in its early-season momentum, now sitting level with Orchies in the Poule A standings.